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Sandra G.

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  1. Short trips, like vacations or business travel, are generally permitted. Immigration law specifies that absences exceeding six months but under one year may be problematic. An absence of more than 180 days but less than 365 days could disrupt continuous residence.This applies during the statutory period, where maintaining residence is essential.Such absences are presumed to break the continuity of residence. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-d-chapter-3#:~:text=1.,the continuity of such residence.
  2. Book an InfoPass appointment to obtain an ADIT stamp. I find it hard to believe they would go to schools for this, targeting children in schools for deportation seems unlikely.It just doesn’t seem plausible to me at al
  3. Send her a registered letter demanding the return of your money within 72 hours, stating that you will file a lawsuit if she fails to comply. This approach usually works.
  4. Your petition is family-based, even though you're self-petitioning.
  5. You should contact your congressperson to inquire on your behalf. https://www.house.gov/representatives
  6. USPS will tell you the day of delivery if you sign up for "Informed Delivery By USPS"
  7. Have you gotten any "intent to deny" notice?.
  8. Wow 19 years...Thank you TBone. I helped hundreds of members here free of charge.I never had any case denied. Over 100 people got naturalized. It is impossible for me to take all cases, but I will do my best to do so. I have a true crime YouTube channel where I tell about crimes all over the world. In the past three years I have spent a lot of time working on it, due to that,I don't answer questions as often as I used to, but I'm here at least once a week.
  9. Form I-130 is converted to I-360 without a motion to file, just ask through a letter.
  10. There's no point in suing USCIS. The processing time isn't up, and they won't expedite it.
  11. Average processing time in Tampa is 5/7 months.
  12. USCIS changed some policies and the I-693 can be used now indefinitely.
  13. In all of my cases, USCIS took 14-16 months to schedule an interview in NYC.
  14. You wrote "You can file both I-360 /I-485 at same time if your abuser was a US citizen…no drawbacks, nor advantages…overall a good strategy." People won't be removed from the country if VAWA is denied. However, if I-485 is filed and VAWA is denied, they will be removed, so there's a drawback.
  15. Your I-130 priority date can't be transferred to your I-360. They will not remove you if your Vawa is denied. However, if you filed I-485 and the VAWA was denied then they will remove you. But if your case is strong then you shouldn't worry about it.
  16. You count from the day specified in your green card.
  17. 1- If you AP is valid, you can use it at any time 2-It's taking NYC 14/18 months to schedule the interview 3-They might set up the interview or not.
  18. Call your congressperson to inquire on your behalf.
  19. Just from Visa Journey's members, I have handled over 25 cases of bigamy, with all of them receiving their green cards through VAWA without any issues, however naturalization the situation is quite different.
  20. Simply state that you would like to speak with a Tier 2. A Tier 2 will contact you back.
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