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  1. Correct. Even if it makes through senate and house it may not get votes from states. And even if somehow they do it can be challenged in court by that time he will be out of office hopefully.
  2. He is also planning to revoke birth citizenships for children’s born to immigrants that will take away melania and trumps son’s citizenship 😂😂
  3. Since trump taking office. Does anyone think he will change or revoke the birth citizenship of children’s born to undocumented aliens or people without status in the United States and amend the 14th Amendment?
  4. No he will not. It will be in-humanitarian and vawa is at the bottom of the barrel low concern. He can definitely do something for new arriving asylees but that can be taken to court as unconstitutional.
  5. Feel the pain. But there’s nothing we can do. Just wait and watch. We are in for a long bumpy ride.
  6. Are you talking about a reversal of i360? That it was approved and now the status has changed from Approved—>under review? if not then I believe you inquired about 485. It does not get approved just by default. USCIS before approving 485 will of course review it. But since i360 is approved it wouldn’t be much of a problem to approve 485. It is normal.
  7. It’s NBC and I got the 797 ead approved receipt. Just haven’t received the card yet. I opened up ticket with uscis to issue a new one and got a new date to not inquire till Nov 27. Amazing USCIS.
  8. Has anyone opened a ticket with USCIS for non delivery of receipt or a card? If yes then how that process have been and how long it takes for them to reissue a card and mail back to the applicant/petitioner?
  9. Whatever you just don’t do annulled. If it’s annulment it won’t qualify for vawa.
  10. Correct the behavior for the transaction to come on dashboard right away is for when a tracking number is assigned. But for a plain vanilla envelope which does not have a tracking Number it does not show up. I think they scan it on the day of delivery which finally makes it to the dashboard the front copy of the envelope for us to see. So for a no tracking number envelope I’m suspecting there’s no traceability till it’s actually out for delivery.
  11. Let’s say I’m the sending an envelope to a person A and the receiver is person B. For example When sender A is mailing it and usps have the envelope in possession and it will take few days to reach receiver B. So on USPS informed delivery dashboard which shows what mail and packages are coming is displayed on it. Does the envelope show on dashboard when usps have it in their possession to be delivered from the moment they have it or does it gives or shows the status on informed delivery dashboard on the day of delivery? I hope I Make sense here.
  12. Quick question - I’ve been using USPS informed delivery for over a a year. But I still do not know that the mail which has no tracking number gets showed up on dashboard on the day of delivery or before that when it is in usps possession from day 1? My card on uscis website says tracking unavailable which was mailed out few days ago but haven’t popped up on dashboard at.
  13. Yes. But I’m talking about a very different use case here. What I’m saying here is for scenario 1 if some applies for let’s say i360 in 2023 the processing for i360 at that given day and time was 24 months. So there processing throughout the application life cycle for them will be 24 months regardless of the processing times increase for example to 36 months in 2024. This increase in processing time will not impact their 2023 application as they will be in the lane of 24 months processing time. Is this a valid case?
  14. @Demise @God is a good God so just had a good news I checked and my ead card is out for mail. So my case when I check last week the processing time increased by month and a half and card was due by Nov 22. What I’m suspecting is that the calendar time to the case applies of when you apply. So given that if the processing times increases later it won’t affect the case is my assumption. But I may be wrong never know with uscis. What are your thoughts good people?
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