I-751 denied by mistake! Help

[Jesus mora 2]

Hi fellas!

 

I’m facing a very very bad situation right now. 
 

filed for I-751 on June 2019. After waiting for 2 years and 2 months my interview was scheduled. Got the letter in mail, like 4 days before the interview I had symptoms of COVID but I was really sure it wasn’t and called to see if I can go anyways but they told me NO! You need to reschedule, they did it but I never received the second letter with the new appointment, instead I received a decline letter stating I didn’t go to the interview! Which of course I didn’t go because I didn’t receive the letter. Five days after the decline letter was received, I received an NTA with date for may 03 2022. 

 

I’m really pissed off since I waited to damn much just to be denied due a mistake of USCIS or even USPS. 
 

I’m very confident that the judge will give me the approval since my case was rock solid and never had any problem at all with it. Just “missed” the interview.
 

The thing is I need to travel overseas URGENTLY since I need to make a major surgery on my face or I will be facing major health problems. My main doctor is not in the US and is the one who knows the cae very well, so doing it here in the US is not an option. 
 

I don’t know what to do at this point, any advice will be really appreciated. 

[Mike E 11,739]

You should consult a competent immigration attorney.  
 

Since you have an NTA, assuming you have an unexpired I-551 and return to the USA before your court appearance you should be fine.  
 

But considering the omicron hype and the possibility of medical complications, the chances of you missing your hearing are significant imo.  

[Timona 4,207]

Get infopass

[JeanneAdil 6,498]

we have drs here to do every type of surgery

my whole face is reconstructed after our school bus hit a dump truck

i had 88 (momma says 89) stitches and 7 skin grafts after the original surgery and in 90's they took a bone from my hip to put in my nose 

[debbiedoo 2,339]

Looks like you'll be waiting or finding a doctor here.

 

I would vote for option 'B'.

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

@mindthegap Can the OP travel abroad if his I-751 was denied and he already received the notice to appear before an immigration judge? 

[Jesus mora 2]

1 hour ago, Mike E said:

You should consult a competent immigration attorney.  
 

Since you have an NTA, assuming you have an unexpired I-551 and return to the USA before your court appearance you should be fine.  
 

But considering the omicron hype and the possibility of medical complications, the chances of you missing your hearing are significant imo.  

Hello, 

 

yes I have my unexpired I-551 and will be valid until august 27 2022. My NTA is dated for May 09. USCIS told me over the phone I should be ok if I have my I-551 but also told me to call CBP just to be sure 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

I would not risk it. Start looking at doctors in here. 

[Don Godwin 225]

Get an attorney asap to address your NTA since fault came from USCIS your immigration attorney should take it from there, as far as traveling rn with the Omicron B.S going round there’s 50/50 chances that CBP wouldn’t let you back in or might as well deny you entry back, IDK 🤷‍♂️ everyone lucky charms are different 

[mindthegap 2,590]

2 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

@mindthegap Can the OP travel abroad if his I-751 was denied and he already received the notice to appear before an immigration judge? 

Yes, as long as the I-551 stamp is still unexpired. 

 

 

 

Edited December 28, 2021 by mindthegap

[mindthegap 2,590]

55 minutes ago, Don Godwin said:

as far as traveling rn with the Omicron B.S going round there’s 50/50 chances that CBP wouldn’t let you back in or might as well deny you entry back

Not going to happen.

Omicron/covid is not a concern of CBP,  and it currently remains the responsibility of airlines to verify negative testing requirements/recovery documentation and before travelling to the US.

Once you have been cleared by them, it is normal procedures at your POE, and as the OP remains a LPR, there shouldn't be an issue at this time. 

 

[Jesus mora 2]

1 hour ago, mindthegap said:

Yes, as long as the I-551 stamp is still unexpired. 

 

 

 

I have my I-551 valid until august 2022! Just called USCIS and CBP both said it’s ok

[JonInCA 12]

5 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

we have drs here to do every type of surgery

my whole face is reconstructed after our school bus hit a dump truck

i had 88 (momma says 89) stitches and 7 skin grafts after the original surgery and in 90's they took a bone from my hip to put in my nose 

Glad to hear that your treatment was successful, but the OP should use the doctor who has specific knowledge about their case.

 

Sounds like the worst that  is likely to happen is that if there is another travel ban then the OP would have to start over with an IR1.

[JeanneAdil 6,498]

1 hour ago, JonInCA said:

Glad to hear that your treatment was successful, but the OP should use the doctor who has specific knowledge about their case.

 

Sounds like the w orst that  is likely to happen is that if there is another travel ban then the OP would have to start over with an IR1.

if a dr back  home is the only one who understands this treatment ,  it should have been corrected before travel here

and US drs are well versed in every medical disorder known to man

[Coco8 1,042]

3 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

if a dr back  home is the only one who understands this treatment ,  it should have been corrected before travel here

and US drs are well versed in every medical disorder known to man

You are not a doctor so maybe don't give medical opinion? 

 

I doubt anyone would trust a doctor they do not know at all for surgery on the FACE when you can travel to a doctor you know well and knows your case. Plus, finding a doctor in the US and getting referrals (plus, doing all of the medical exams again), would take forever. 

Edited December 29, 2021 by Coco8