Sami58

Hey JFH, thank you for your reply!
 
Well...I think I was not very clear....Me and  my spouse are on "good terms" now...We know we are not getting back together, so He is just waiting for me to get there so we can file for a divorce...its Florida, so hopefully gonna be quick...I ll probably be staying at the apartment just for a few weeks until I get my new place....I have to sit with him and decide how we gonna do about the Cars, and other stuff that we have together...and I ll probably be moving to another state.
 
Im not telling my family....but the situation now is different because I have resources and money , so if he does anything against me, I can move to another place at the very same day.  ( I did not have any resource last year ). And Im not gonna let him take advantage of me...
 
But he never touched me, the abuse was mental....never really hit me....I know I sound stupid..but he has a good heart....he has angry issues
 
I wanna go back to the USA because my story there is not finished yet !
 
 
 
 

So what are you coming back for? You’ve no job here, your marriage is as good as over. You can divorce him from overseas, you don’t need to be physically present in the US. 
 
Yes, legally you are still married but the marriage is over except for the official paperwork. 
 
i don’t understand why you are coming back to live under the same roof as the person who has been abusing you. 

Lol why ask questions if you are not willing to listen to the advice

Is that all you gathered from my response? Don’t ask questions if you’re a smart ### with your own response! Go ahead and do as you wish seeing that you know it all! Everyone here is speaking from experience ! It’s your beneficiary who will wait longer than usual so carry on smartly! I’m out! 

That’s common sense! Same way you cannot file duplicate forms at the SSA or IRS! 
 
Immigration regulations do not prohibit filing more than one I-485 for the same applicant, and an applicant can adjust his or her status based only on one I-485 application. Therefore, submitting more than one filing at any given time potentially could result in problems. The USCIS could request that one set of adjustment applications be withdrawn, that fingerprints and security checks may not be conducted on both filings, or one set of I-485 applications could be denied. Thus, it is almost always advisable not to have multiple I-485s pending at the same time.

Is that all you gathered from my response? Don’t ask questions if you’re a smart ### with your own response! Go ahead and do as you wish seeing that you know it all! Everyone here is speaking from experience ! It’s your beneficiary who will wait longer than usual so carry on smartly! I’m out! 

Is that all you gathered from my response? Don’t ask questions if you’re a smart ### with your own response! Go ahead and do as you wish seeing that you know it all! Everyone here is speaking from experience ! It’s your beneficiary who will wait longer than usual so carry on smartly! I’m out! 

A rejection does not mean a denial. When your forms are rejected all fees are returned to you. You CANNOT send a new form without knowing the decision on the one already sent. It’s safer to wait for them to accept  or reject the forms you already sent. If you are to take it upon yourself to send new forms you WILL CAUSE CONFUSION. 

How will it "create confusion" ? And have you seen the posts lately in this forum? Multiple people are being rejected just because the form is out of date, I don't see why waiting to "see if they send a rejection notice" would benefit us in any way.

Don't send another one, wait and see if they send a rejection notice.  Sending another will only confuse things.
 

Your going to just send the form ?, that's it?  Nothing else?        And expect them to just match it up with your petitions?