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  1. igoyougoduke
    it would be usa
  2. igoyougoduke
    very good idea to have a Q&A section for Pro Se filings
  3. igoyougoduke
    Take them to court. This is ridiculous. if they sent you an interview letter, they should be able to prove. it. by filing i-751 again you are wasting time and money. it will take another 2-3 years before they approve i-751 and than you have to wait n-400 approval. no way you should be spending 3 years again for the process A judge will slap them on their face if they cant prove it.. There is a very high possibility that judge will side with you.
  4. igoyougoduke
    system is so broken.. resources used for duplicate things. so many broken things with uscis
  5. igoyougoduke
    drop it off at the uscis field office
  6. igoyougoduke
    agree in your case n-400 should trigger i-751 decision. i would only focus on mandamus if say 6+ months after n-400 filing , you dont have a decision.
  7. igoyougoduke
    I called my lawyer and they said they know how things work and just relax! - every one Visajourney can 100% vouch that your lawyer dont know what is right or wrong. You should not listen to a single world they say. and send him a letter to reimburse you for i-130 fee plus reimburse all the fee he charged you for the case. if not you should let them know they you will reach out the state bar and report him for negligence and incompetence and wrong guidance.
  8. igoyougoduke
    but he filed i-130 and i-485 so the classification is correct but i-130 was never needed
  9. igoyougoduke
    can you not buy money order at western union locations ?
  10. igoyougoduke
    Agree AOS applicants have an advantage for CSPA locking once chart B is Current . This is one of the disadvantage of CP processing
  11. igoyougoduke
    Hopefully you file a lawsuit against the law firm and get the money back for i-130 and court fee via a judge order
  12. igoyougoduke
    this is really incompetent though. how can someone practicing immigration law get this basic thing wrong. iam blown up by the mistake. he should be sueing the law firm for the fees and the trauma
  13. igoyougoduke
    you could ask uscis for a i-751 approval notice duplicate request
  14. igoyougoduke
    the difference is USCIS has clarified using Date of Filing for CSPA calculation while DOS has not confirmed it and has continued to use Date of Final action. The two are different and can potentially lead to different cut off dates
  15. igoyougoduke
    i have seen in certain groups. USCIS is definitely pushing back when applicants are pooling together... i have seen it .. at some point it will become ineffective when lots of people file it
  16. igoyougoduke
    if you applying in Montreal, you case for immigrant visa comes under DOS and not USCIS. Its only I-130 that is approved by USCIS. AOS comes under USCIS while consular processing comes under Department of State (DOS)
  17. igoyougoduke
    some of them do group wom's. like they ask 10-20 applicants to pool together. so they can charge 5k per applicant and make 50-100k per case when you can do it for $1.50 to get immigration law copies at the public library
  18. igoyougoduke
    Yes Department of States policy of CSPA age calculation and USCIS policy of CSPA( USCIS has updated as retroactively applied the changes) are different as of last year. Your daughter will probably not get the immigrant visa as DOS control immigrant visas abroad . You have to Sue DOS in a federal court if they choose to deny your daughters petition . you have to see how it plays out . DOS using older CSPA calculation means your daughter has aged out. Quick read through FYI https://www.gtlaw.com/en/insights/2023/2/uscis-updates-child-status-protection-act-cspa-age-calculation-adjustment-status-applicants
  19. igoyougoduke
    for 5-10k ofcourse the law firms will say WOM are effective. its a cash rich cow business
  20. igoyougoduke
    i believe it is 3 months before the filing date
  21. igoyougoduke
    dont waste your time on ombudsman. it may or may not yields results. WOM is the way to go... you have waiting long enough to not get a decision or interview
  22. igoyougoduke
    wait what ? judges can approve naturalization cases . i have never heard that.. I thought only USCIS has the authority to approve a naturalization application. His N-400 has not been denied so how will a judge approve his case ?
  23. igoyougoduke
    these letters have no legal value....i highly doubt they work .. if letters and phone calls work than USCIS would not have a processing time of 20/30 months
  24. igoyougoduke
    that is correct. i filed the WOM by myself without any lawyer. Its not for everyone but this guide for those that want but dont know how to. Filing WOM has no deleterious effect on a petition. that is a misconception that somehow USCIS will deny your petition if you file WOM. Fact is they dont really care..
  25. igoyougoduke
    you can do it by yourself . you need to do some leg work about immigration law and also understand the process of courts and litigation. it is not straight forward without some effort on your end.
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