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  • Birthday 08/19/1965

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    Brazil
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    Helping victims of abuse and human trafficking since 1989.

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  1.    God is a good God reacted to a post in a topic: VAWA, Part 27
  2. Sandra G.
    Your I-360 was approved, then you won't have any problem with your I-485 and waiver, if you get married before their decision.
  3.    Deee Smith reacted to a post in a topic: VAWA, Part 27
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  6. Sandra G.
    The person will receive a C31 work permit only after their VAWA application is approved.
  7. Sandra G.
    A conviction for petty theft may sometimes be classified as a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude (CIMT). Such a conviction can make a person ineligible for a green card.
  8. Sandra G.
    The person can ask to expedite, but they will likely deny the request. The person does not need an expedited I-360 to receive medical treatment and likely has prima facie eligibility to obtain free health care.
  9. Sandra G.
    You should inform your local office that your I-360 has been approved and that your I-485 is being held in abeyance. Request that they forward your case to Vermont or Nebraska, where you originally mailed your I-360.
  10. Sandra G.
    There is no problem at all.
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  16. Sandra G.
    VAWA applicants will no longer be required to pay filing fees for the entire application package. VAWA applicants will no longer be required to pay filing fees for the entire application package.
  17.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: VAWA, Part 27
  18. Sandra G.
    Folks I strongly recommend that everyone with a pending VAWA application carry a copy of their USCIS receipt notice and a copy of their I-94. Having these documents on hand ensures that if stopped by ICE, you can present official documentation from Immigration to verify your status. I have always advised my clients that they could travel abroad with advance parole. However, last week, I emailed all of them, advising against traveling abroad with advance parole for the time being. While VAWA petitioners do not trigger the 3/10-year ban, there is currently uncertainty about how CBP will handle cases involving VAWA petitioners who were previously without status and left the country, then attempt to reenter. Legally speaking, it should not pose an issue, but due to these uncertainties, I recommended they refrain from traveling abroad for now.
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  20. Sandra G.
    You need to file the application at the same location where you submitted your VAWA application. If you did not receive a notification stating that your case was transferred to Nebraska, you should file with Vermont. However, if your case was transferred, you should file with Nebraska. You need to file the application at the same location where you submitted your VAWA application. If you did not receive a notification stating that your case was transferred to Nebraska, you should file with Vermont. However, if your case was transferred, you should file with Nebraska.
  21. Sandra G.
    Usually the petition returns to Vermont when USCIS intends to revoke approval. Send the letter to the office where your case is currently pending. Wait 10 days, then reach out to your congressperson to confirm if USCIS has updated your address. USCIS often mishandles address updates, and it's uncommon for them to make the change correctly. Usually the petition returns to Vermont when USCIS intends to revoke approval. Send the letter to the office where your case is currently pending. Wait 10 days, then reach out to your congressperson to confirm if USCIS has updated your address. USCIS often mishandles address updates, and it's uncommon for them to make the change correctly.
  22. Sandra G.
    I had case like yours. A Decree Nisi is a preliminary divorce order granted by a court in Nigeria following a divorce trial,you still remain legally married at this stage, to finalize they issue a Decree Absolute.File in Nigeria Form D36 to be made absolute.
  23. Sandra G.
    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.
  24. Sandra G.
    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
  25. Sandra G.
    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.
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