I doubt having been able to speak to our attorney before leaving for Taiwan would have changed her mind, A mother's going to do, what a mother's going to do.
Vanessa returning to Taiwan just two weeks before her interview date.
I notified USCIS of her leaving but apparently no one passed the information along to the interviewer and neither did the attorneys office. The interview was a no show.
Only then did USCIS claimed our attorney had filed her AOS application late.
I sent three certified letters providing USCIS with her I94 and the locked box receipt I received from the attorneys office. The AOS paperwork had been submitted on time and Vanessa had never been in the country illegally.
USCIS never replied to any of my letters. I eventually I dropped it, as by then I had cancer and my wife was too concern with my care, to follow up with USCIS on her own.
We have been happily living in Taiwan for the last 5 years. This year we decided to move to Medellin, Colombia.
When making flight reservations I found my wife couldnt transit the US or Canada because of the unresolved USCIS paperwork issue from 2014. Apparently no one at USCIS did anything with the documents I provided and the issue is still on her record.
For a women who has never had as much a parking ticket in her life, this treatment is not justified.
While we are now committed to living abroad, I need her records cleared so she can travel unresticted on her Taiwanese passport as we use to before started this process.
I'm looking for some advice on how to best address this
