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  1. igoyougoduke
    can you not buy money order at western union locations ?
  2. igoyougoduke
    Agree AOS applicants have an advantage for CSPA locking once chart B is Current . This is one of the disadvantage of CP processing
  3. 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
  4. 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
  5. igoyougoduke
    you could ask uscis for a i-751 approval notice duplicate request
  6. 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
  7. 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
  8. 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)
  9. 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
  10. 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
  11. igoyougoduke
    for 5-10k ofcourse the law firms will say WOM are effective. its a cash rich cow business
  12. igoyougoduke
    i believe it is 3 months before the filing date
  13. 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
  14. 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 ?
  15. 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
  16. 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..
  17. 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.
  18. igoyougoduke
    correct. either ways only courts can resolve OP's issue. Not senator and not any ombudsman.
  19. igoyougoduke
    lol dont waste your time with congress. they are useless. use the courts ombuds are equally waste of time.
  20. igoyougoduke
    with background checks it all depends on how long you waited. if its 20 days than year they are going to take time. if its 4 years there will be more movement in getting a decision
  21. igoyougoduke
    once writ is filed 60 days for AUSA To make an appearance in court within those 60 days they will reach out to your attorney to come to a handshake agreement. The agreement will be stipulated in court as to what the AUSA proposes. They can say we can get you a decsion in 60/90/200/350 days. pick a nuumber its random ..
  22. igoyougoduke
    i really wonder how a petition takes 49/20 months to process ? let me know if you need any assistance. happy to help
  23. igoyougoduke
    Several benefits i can talk about with an approved 10 year green card. i-751 processing was suppose to only take 6 months but USCIS has made up 3-4 years as norm is just plain up bull 1) Transit through certain countries need visa as they wont accept wet stamp and expired green card + extension receipt 2)An inability to clearly and easily demonstrate lawful U.S. immigration status and employment authorization to employers and potential employers 3)An inability to clearly and easily demonstrate lawful U.S. immigration status and employment authorization to potential business partners 4) An inability to clearly and easily demonstrate lawful U.S. immigration status to law enforcement 5) An inability to clearly and easily demonstrate lawful U.S. immigration status to banking institutions 6) An inability to use the United States Customs and Border Protection’s Global Entry Program 7) inability to naturalize as U.S. citizens, despite being otherwise eligible to seek naturalization 😎 uncertainty as to their ultimate ability to remain in the UnitedStates, preventing from making firm plans for their future
  24. igoyougoduke
    some of you have been waiting to get your I-751 adjudication for a long time . So here iam adding the previous post about how to file a Mandamus in Federal Court. See the post attached here should you want to file a mandamus in Federal court. It will cost you $402 to file the lawsuit in federal court and get your i-751 adjudicated in about 60-90 days from the day of filing with court. i have also attached a sample case of I-751 mandamus for reference. Read about it and ask questions . i will be happy to help those that are looking to DIY . you can use the content of sample case and change personal information that apply to your i-751 case i-751 sample case Writ of Mandamus (1).pdf
  25. igoyougoduke
    but state laws dont supersede federal laws. any one voting based on state laws can get into trouble.
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