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  1. Rocio0010
    The decision in the FOUA takes precedence. File a new, fresh 751 with updated evidence. Include a cover letter with a very detailed timeline of the facts.
  2. Rocio0010
    I wish you watched Jim Hacking show. You -again- would be surprised to see how many cases are all jacked up because of mistakes that officers make. And ultimately, it does not really matter what the online notifications and emails and officers say, what matters is the result the FOIA has given to you, and that is that the 751 was denied on May 2021. You might fight it, you might think it's unfair, but their decision is on paper. It is there. Now imagine, if they give you such a hassle for you to get a definite answer about your denial, try appealing and see... I know Family has told you to file for an appeal, but to me, from what I have seen both here and with Hacking, appealing is not only a waste of money, time and energy, but can also jack up the case even further. But that's just what I would (or wouldn't) do.
  3. Rocio0010
    You'd be surprised that some members of this forum, especially the most "seasoned" ones, know way more about immigration than some of their agents.
  4. Rocio0010
    What exactly do you mean with "have to do anything at all"?
  5. Rocio0010
    Because as I said, a tier 1 officer sees exactly what you see. Now for a tier 2, they should be able to see it. Because their system is glitchy and the left hand does not know what the right one writes. Have you talked to a lawyer?
  6. Rocio0010
    A bank account in the US A library card
  7. Rocio0010
    And where are your students from?
  8. Rocio0010
    That's exactly where I was getting to, if OP could share the city and where students are from we could all chime in with organization referrals.
  9. Rocio0010
    Yes, now I understand where you and the rest are coming from, too. Hopefully OP will come back to clarify.
  10. Rocio0010
    I understood it differently . I understood it as: OP is not saying they're staying for only seven days. OP is stating that their trip overseas will only be for seven days. The wording is weird though.
  11. Rocio0010
    I also want to add that, as much as you can help them and want to help them with immigration, you're their teacher. Do not mix stuff. Where are they from? Usually in bigger cities there are centers from their community that might offer some help.
  12. Rocio0010
    You can always file a request for a missing notice.
  13. Rocio0010
    No matter how stubborn a person is, violence is never, EVER the answer. An affidavit is not a legally binding contract. I feel like the thread is diverting from the original question, which has been answered countless times. I am also afraid there is much more to this story. But I am out . Good luck !
  14. Rocio0010
    What exactly is this? Please expand
  15. Rocio0010
    Does she have a valid reason to file for VAWA? Is that a means- tested benefit?
  16. Rocio0010
    FYI expedites, if and when they are granted, are because the USC's health is at risk, not the beneficiary's
  17. Rocio0010
    Yep, from now on, anytime you sign an official document, read the small print and research about the implications. And also, when someone gives you a true and honest answer, even if you don’t like it, don’t assume they are trolls. Frequently in immigration you receive answers you don’t like.
  18. Rocio0010
    Even worse!
  19. Rocio0010
    No. She is already a resident, so she shouldn't need to get another sponsor. That's why you were her sponsor in the beginning, because she adjusted her status after whatever visa she used to enter the country. She can marry another USC, but that doesn't mean she will have to adjust her status again. She's already a resident, amidst a conditional one. That's why she'll have to file a 751 solo, prove that the marriage was entered in good faith, and submit a divorce decree. Your best bet is that she applies for citizenship in 2027, or works 10 quarters. If she were still married to you, she'd be able to apply in 2025 based on the three year rule, but because she's divorced she'll have to wait until 2027 to apply for the N400
  20. Rocio0010
    You are mixing pears and apples. No offense, but that's how you learn. The reason of why you divorced doesn't really matter for the I-864. That's completely irrelevant. That's not what the I-864 is for. After the divorce is finalized, she will have to file for a solo 751. That's her problem. She will have to prove that the marriage was entered in good faith. They might or might not red flag her case. But again, this is completely irrelevant for the I-864 and it doesn't excuse you from fulfiling your obligations should the government come after you (that doesn't happen frequently). You are still the main sponsor for the I-864. What you had was a joint sponsor to help you meet the requirements.
  21. Rocio0010
    Asking @powerpuff to merge threads as OP posted a duplicate question.
  22. Rocio0010
    Based on page 13 of the I-864 instructions Just because I did not provide the answer you wanted doesn’t mean I’m trolling. You should have read the implications of the i864 before you signed it. As someone here likes to say, anyone DIY with immigration should be an A student in the forms. Good luck!
  23. Rocio0010
    You can’t.
  24. Rocio0010
    It can’t be added to the documents tab since the 751 Is not an application you can fill online.
  25. Rocio0010
    I don’t think it matters, but a shoe box is not really safe to send documents. I would take the package to UPS and purchase one of their boxes
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