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VAWA, Part 26

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5 minutes ago, Ozy7 said:

Should I get a letter from the lawyer and kindly mention about my case? I just don’t know all I know is I have a pending vawa no criminal background,working  and paying taxes last 3 years at the same place…. Please give me some opinions 

Don’t get a letter for your brother. That WILL NOT help him. 
 

there is nothing you can do. Meet him in the Bahamas

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Phase I - IV - Completed the Immigration Journey 

 

 

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1 minute ago, Ozy7 said:

So if they know I’m here an don’t know about my case, there is nothing we can do and we can’t let those people know I’m legally here. And I’m a human and I have a family

Your case is not going to help your brother prove that he will return home. They can already see you did not return home and married and adjusted in the US  

 

Meet ur brother in the Bahamas. 

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3 minutes ago, Ozy7 said:

Meet him in the Bahamas? What if I can’t come back? I have a combo card but afraid to leave the country 

R u in removal proceedings? Then you can travel. 

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1 minute ago, Ozy7 said:

I’m not in Removal proceeding, what are the risks to travel?

There are risks when anybody travels on AP. 

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1 hour ago, Ozy7 said:

So if they know I’m here an don’t know about my case, there is nothing we can do and we can’t let those people know I’m legally here. And I’m a human and I have a family

Unfortunately in the eye of USCIS u are not the only one who is human and have a family. Many many people also deal with the same issue with your issue. I haven’t meet my parents for over 6 years. Immigration is not a joke 

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23 minutes ago, Misscloud said:

Unfortunately in the eye of USCIS u are not the only one who is human and have a family. Many many people also deal with the same issue with your issue. I haven’t meet my parents for over 6 years. Immigration is not a joke 

@Misscloud Can your tell timeline? 

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Progress related to Form I-130

01/15/2021 - Received date for I-130,  I-485, I-765, I-131
01/21/2021 - We accepted the fingerprint fee for your Form I-485. Our National Benefits Center location is working on your case.

01/23/2021 - Received notices for I-130,  I-485, I-765, I-131

02/05/2021 - The fingerprints relating to your Form I-485 and Form I-765 were taken.

04/13/2021 - I-693 Deficiency Notice

05/24/2021 - We are ready to schedule your Form I-485 for an interview.

06/17/2021 - We received your request for expedite processing for Form I-765.
06/23/2021 - Your request to have your case expedited, was assigned to an officer for response for Form I-765.

06/23/2021 - We sent a response to your request to have your case expedited for Form I-765.
06/23/2021 - Your request to have your case expedited, was completed for Form I-765.

06/28/2021 - We approved your request for expedite processing for Form I-765.

06/28/2021 - We scheduled an interview for your Form I-485.

07/18/2021 - We sent a response to your inquiry about why your case is taking longer than our processing time for Form I-131. 

07/28/2021 - We ordered your new card for Form I-765.

07/29/2021 - We approved your Form I-765 with 2 year validity. We approved your Form I-131 with 2 year validity.

07/30/2021 - We mailed your new card your Form I-765, directly to the address you gave us.

08/02/2021 - The Post Office picked up mail containing your new card for Form I-765.

08/05/2021 - Initial interview for Form I-485. Spouse also attended but separated. Told IO that I-360 was filed. Did not take any evidence to prove the marriage is valid so later got a RFE. 

08/11/2021 - Request for evidence to prove bonafide marriage and form I-130A and I-693. 

08/19/2021 - Submitted the RFE directly to Field office. 

08/24/2021 - Your inquiry about why your case is taking longer than our processing time, was completed for Form I-131.
Progress related to Form I-360

06/17/2021 - Mailed Form I-360, I-485, I-765, I-131

06/25/2021 - We received your Form I-485, Form I-131, Form I-765.

06/29/2021 - We received your case and waived the filing fee for your Form I-360

06/29/2021 - Received notices for I-360,  I-485, I-765, I-131

07/22/2021 - Fingerprints relating to your Form I-485 and Form I-360 have been applied to your case

08/05/2021 - Received Prima Facie Determination valid for 1 year. Expiry 08/05/2022

02/26/2022 - We ordered your new card for Form I-765.

03/01/2022 - We mailed your new card your Form I-765, directly to the address you gave us. We approved your Form I-765 validity for 2 years and combo card. We approved your Form I-131.

03/02/2022 - The Post Office picked up mail containing your new card.

07/28/2022 - Received Prima Facie Determination valid for 6 months. Expiry 01/24/2023

01/18/2023 - Received Prima Facie Determination valid for 6 months. Expiry 07/17/2023

01/28/2023 - Mailed Form I-765, I-131 for renewal in C09P

02/09/2023 - We received your Form I-131, Form I-765.

03/01/2023 - Received notices for I-765, I-131. We received your case and waived the filing fee for your Form I-765, I-131

 

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On 1/26/2023 at 11:12 PM, rayofhope said:

Thx Sandranj for all the support! I had already sent the letter earlier and was returned as my ex was not living there.I also checked with employer with whom my ex was working last and one if his friend too but no body knows . Now should i write the name and date of the person,  that i confirmed about my ex. Also so now what should i tell my interviewer if he ask why am i not divorced till now at the time of my interview. Im worried as it’s been 9 years since i saw my ex.Sorry for asking too many questions.🙏

Tell the truth why you didn't file for divorce.

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17 hours ago, Ozy7 said:

Meet him in the Bahamas? What if I can’t come back? I have a combo card but afraid to leave the country 

If you didn't apply for asylum and if you are not in removal proceedings then you can  return to the U.S without any problem.

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On 1/28/2023 at 11:50 AM, ax1990 said:

Thank you all!
 

I am panicking again, looking for some advice. Got GC approved, wanted to book international flight for a couple of weeks and go see my parents.

 

I unknowingly violated my prior immigration status years ago, I mentioned it in my 485 application, it was cleared recently, and I got GC approved.

 

My question is: Is it safe for me to travel now? Can I be still denied entry? What are my options if they don’t let me enter.

 

If anyone knows about it, please let me know or guide me to a document or something, I would really appreciate it.

 

A green card holder cannot be denied re-entry into the U.S, but the person  can be referred to an Immigration hearing if the person has a criminal record  or if the green card holder lives abroad . If you NEVER applied for asylum then you can travel to your home Country, and you will be able to reenter without any problem.

 

 
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@Ozy7 let me give you some light!

im in this country since 2013 I came with tourist visa and was ILLEGAL for almost 5years and then I got married .

my mother tried to get the visa 4x and they always denied her probably cause I was illegal in this country and then when I got married and sent my documentation to USCIS to legalize they denied her again and again …total was 6 times.

soon when I got my combo card the first thing I DID was book a flight to my country whiteout thinking about anything else!

I was there when the pandemic started January2020 and came back on March2020 when all the borders was closed for tourist coming from my country …and guess what they only asked me couple questions they ask me to go to a private room and they checked on the computer and let me go in last then 30min ….

DO NOT GET AFFRAID do not let your emotional and thoughts about what can happens from you to enjoy what the USCIS gave to you … you have legally the permit to go out of this country anywhere you wanna go to ….they gave to you that right to leave and come back …

my vawa was approved only on Nov2022…before that I was traveling everywhere “7 countries “ just with the combo card ! 
also my green card was approved in Jan2023.

For me was almost 5 years waiting for the green card GOD NEVER SLEEP HES WATCHING US .
I’ve never ask for asylum and never being in removed process.  

 

GO ENJOY YOUR FAMILY IN BAHAMAS BABY .

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19 minutes ago, sandranj said:

If you didn't apply for asylum and if you are not in removal proceedings then you can  return to the U.S without any problem.

Thank you, but what if my VAWA get denied while I am abroad ? I heard some one got stuck in London because of this. (Not sure if it’s true)

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4 minutes ago, Aadi135 said:

Thank you, but what if my VAWA get denied while I am abroad ? I heard some one got stuck in London because of this. (Not sure if it’s true)

If you sent to USCIS everything from your abuse pictures etc etc etc why they gonna denied your case ? 
they can ask for a RFE but denied a case with a lot evidence …I don’t think so 

That’s why I never thought that way cause I sent to then everything …pic, police report , restraining order, hospital visit etc etc etc 

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