Suing USCIS due to extremely long ROC wait time [merged threads]

[Dashinka 24,475]

6 minutes ago, Mike E said:

And presumably,

 

* you lived with your husband continuously since “resident since”

 

* your husband does not have a criminal record involving a gf while married to you

 

* USCIS will have no reason to think his IRS tax transcripts are fake

 

* your signatures have been consistent since the day his immigration journey started

 

* either no USCIS officers made a home visit or if they did, they found you both living there

 

* if USCIS asked either of you if you owned a TV or a car, you would answer the same

 

* your husband did not enter the U.S. on a B visa and then go to school.

 

* if USCIS officers presented badges to a former landlord, the landlord would had no problems confirming you both lived there.

 

Now maybe some of the above applies in your husband’s case. But if VJ’s terms and conditions permitted gambling, I will wager all of the above does not apply to your husband’s case.

Seems to hit all the major points that may be impacting the OP.  To me the signature thing coupled with the DV thing is the biggest hurdle.  I can see USCIS thinking something is fishy here.

[igoyougoduke 1,653]

3 hours ago, babayega said:

We sent everything. My wife wrote down a 4 pages statement and signed up. We have a lot of affidavits especially whole apartment owner. 
I am curious if anyone sign a Taco Bell receipt with same signature that signed to any official paper..  

i printed out from irs web all doc. 
shortly, we have provided with all detail and official detail response. There is not any problem with my response. Problem, they claim they did not received. 

how does ones signature change from Taco Bell to Mcdonald.. sounds like they suspect your marriage is sham.

[Stein 276]

All they would need to do one one parts is submit the tax transcripts and compare them to the tax returns that were originally submitted.  Pretty easy to prove if they are fake or not fake.

Edited June 7, 2023 by Stein

[Mike E 11,739]

7 minutes ago, Stein said:

All they would need to do one one parts is submit the tax transcripts and compare them to the tax returns that were originally submitted.  Pretty easy to prove if they are fake or not fake.

Submit tax transcripts that are downloaded from irs.gov?

 

 

 

[Lemonslice 4,830]

1 hour ago, beloved_dingo said:

What exactly is the difference? Minor variations are somewhat normal but if there are a bunch of red flags in a case and an inconsistent signature, it looks bad. 

 

Back to the OP's issues, I'd be willing to bet that sending the "tax returns" and the "tax transcripts" contributed to the issue because if there is any discrepancy between the two, it calls it all into question. And it is never recommended here to send BOTH returns and transcripts anyway. It's unnecessary added paper with no benefit. 

I think the signature thing is overblown.  If his spouse really signed the documents, she could submit a notarized affidavit that she did, in fact, sign those documents. 

 

Being unable to have the spouse confirm that the signatures were not forged is a much bigger deal, in my opinion. Why is that?  Because they were forged? Because the spouse does not feel it was a legitimate marriage? 

 

[I am simply unable to sign on those new mini credit card slips, they're way to slim to fit my full signature, so I do a variation.  I could still confirm that I did sign for sushi at that restaurant, that it is my signature, but never went to Taco Bell, so that one is fraudulent.]

 

 

Same goes for the IRS documents, going in person to an IRS office and request his transcript in whatever most official version they offer (sealed envelope, stamped with office stamp, whatever they do when it's needed), would solve the issue.  I see nothing from OP about solution to support that these documents were not forged. That's the sketchy part.

 

Edited June 7, 2023 by Lemonslice

[Family 3,988]

3 hours ago, Dashinka said:

USCIS thinking something is fishy here.

…Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.” – Henry David Thoreau

 

Some women don’t always throw fish back into the sea…ask Melania, Hillary, Jackie .et all

 

OP lawyered up ..so current fire is failure to respond, a sure shot I-290B

[TBoneTX 45,241]

Threads on this topic have been merged.

Edited June 7, 2023 by TBoneTX

[Family 3,988]

8 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Threads on this topic have been merged

Oh , Wise and Censor -ious Being…I humbly point out OP don’t wanna WOM no mo..just a bit of pesky NOIT ( correct spelling ) on this thread. 
 

[xxD 7]

Thank you for all support. I didn’t know all genius, smartus, fawningusss people here. I hope you enjoy more. 
 

I think I told you case has been denied for address issue. Other joys on the past. Anyway, case has been denied because the attorney missed the part of address to send response. That’s all. 

[Lemonslice 4,830]

20 hours ago, babayega said:

The NOID;

 

 

-my wife's signatures on the papers is fake,

-our policy bills created for purpose,

-2 answers out of 15 questions did not match during the interview,

-they called me during their comprehensive invesrigation and I didn't answer,

- 5 years, 5 times tax return statements are fake

- they visited house and we were not at home (they called apartmant owner and asked about our living room wall color too)

 

I have provided 1 million page to them for every 1$ payment to all IRS statements. I am not writing here all of them, 1 million absurt page...

 

I can understand everyting but it must not be soo absurt to make a innocent people so sad in this world, especially in this country. 

 

 

If only the address was mistyped, why did you write this?

[xxD 7]

3 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

If only the address was mistyped, why did you write this?

Someone asked me and I answered. 
so, signature is noting. Because she has a 2 names and even the bank, check she use 2 different signatures one include initial. That’s all. Tax papers I am sending them for 6 years all detail. I can write a lot of things but shortly, whatever proof that I send, they have concern. Guess, they say you have bank account but we don’t believe. I sent 7x12 months statement 7x12x4 pages   anyway, the attorney sent million support at this time but she missed the address. Denied. I hope this would not be anyone 

[Lemonslice 4,830]

7 minutes ago, babayega said:

Someone asked me and I answered. 
so, signature is noting. Because she has a 2 names and even the bank, check she use 2 different signatures one include initial. That’s all. Tax papers I am sending them for 6 years all detail. I can write a lot of things but shortly, whatever proof that I send, they have concern. Guess, they say you have bank account but we don’t believe. I sent 7x12 months statement 7x12x4 pages   anyway, the attorney sent million support at this time but she missed the address. Denied. I hope this would not be anyone 

What's the plan now?

[xxD 7]

4 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

What's the plan now?

My wife and I pretty sad now. To be honest I don’t even talk. I am so sad. I just talked to someone on the attorney office, suggest to file new i751. 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

40 minutes ago, babayega said:

Thank you for all support. I didn’t know all genius, smartus, fawningusss people here. I hope you enjoy more. 
 

I think I told you case has been denied for address issue. Other joys on the past. Anyway, case has been denied because the attorney missed the part of address to send response. That’s all. 

Don’t get mad at us. We are pointing out the things that USCIS finds sketchy about your case. 
 

If you think the case has been denied because of the address, then why did you presented us with the rest of the reasons?

 

also what exactly do you mean with “other joys on the past “? Is there something else that USCIS is using against you?

[PaulaCJohnny 713]

2 hours ago, babayega said:

My wife and I pretty sad now. To be honest I don’t even talk. I am so sad. I just talked to someone on the attorney office, suggest to file new i751. 

I think he needs a better plan. All your documents, if sent the right ones, will be the same. The outgoing will not change.

 

Maybe you need to consider speaking with a lawyer that have more experience with denials.

 

Good luck