Waiver Case

[luis123 0]

Hello everyone.

I wanted to share my case on this timeline.

I entered the US with a tourist visa and married a US Citizen

Did not have criminal record of deportations.

01/05/07 Got married

03/01/07 Submitted Adjustment of Status and Employment Authorization Document to BCIS

05/10/07 Received Employment Authorization Dcument

06/02/07 Initial Interview (After this interview, I had to fill a in country waiver due to misrepresentation of social security number and greencard)

07/17/07 Submited waiver I-601 along with the extreme hardship letter to BCIS.

08/14/07 Approval Notice (Welcome to the United State letter)

08/21/07 Received Permant Resident card.

Thank God my case was approved in a very short period of time.

When I had to fill the waiver I was not sure about the outcome.

I went through a lot of denied extreme harship letters posted here from some users and got me thinking about ours. (It seemed very weak)

One of things that I believe had a great influence in my case approval, was my father-in-law's back surgery.

We stated that at this time I was the one running the errands here at home and that he really needs my help.

I believe this reason was crucial in my case.

Thank everyone for the comments.

P.S. Please never lose hope

[Paul & Kerri 0]

Hello everyone.

I wanted to share my case on this timeline.

I entered the US with a tourist visa and married a US Citizen

Did not have criminal record of deportations.

01/05/07 Got married

03/01/07 Submitted Adjustment of Status and Employment Authorization Document to BCIS

05/10/07 Received Employment Authorization Dcument

06/02/07 Initial Interview (After this interview, I had to fill a in country waiver due to misrepresentation of social security number and greencard)

07/17/07 Submited waiver I-601 along with the extreme hardship letter to BCIS.

08/14/07 Approval Notice (Welcome to the United State letter)

08/21/07 Received Permant Resident card.

Thank God my case was approved in a very short period of time.

When I had to fill the waiver I was not sure about the outcome.

I went through a lot of denied extreme harship letters posted here from some users and got me thinking about ours. (It seemed very weak)

One of things that I believe had a great influence in my case approval, was my father-in-law's back surgery.

We stated that at this time I was the one running the errands here at home and that he really needs my help.

I believe this reason was crucial in my case.

Thank everyone for the comments.

P.S. Please never lose hope

Congradulations, thats awesome news and WOW how fast! Hope you and your spouse have a long and happy life together!

Paul & Kerri