ur brother can try to send letter to the field office attention field office director to address the issue + attach the receipt letter
on the envelope type " do not open in mailroom"
call live center, request for tier 2 to call ur brother back. just said that tier 2 can help you better in this case
utilize inbox message on myuscis account to reach out to tier 2
contact congressperson
Do local FO still waive I-751 interviews these days in 2023?
sometimes.especially if he got the Conditional GC with interview - this is unrelated with N-400 interview
U.S. Department of Homeland Security ( be exact like that)
$680 right now. heard they might increase the fee next month ( no date yet)
i wont use credit card because it prone to bounce back, i always use check
i wish i knew how USCIS work.....i'd be super rich by now. USCIS work in a mysterious way
on side note, better to have some movement than death silence
sibling visa take years. he cant just wait in the US out of status. u can only file i-130 for him and nothing else. sibling and spouse is not the same procedure.
like i said.... A non english document need to be translated to english. who's the USC?
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Italy.html that's for the birth certificate for italy
check here https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/family-immigration/nonimmigrant-visa-for-a-fiance-k-1.html its all there
any non english document need to have translation, use certified translator to be on the save side.
u can try to call the embassy if u want if u can talk with staff
excuse me, by now u already know me @Family i have at least 3 versions LOL !
1. MOTION TO TERMINATE
2. MOTION TO ADVANCE
3. MOTION TO RECALENDAR AND TERMINATE
depend on the situation, sometimes local lawyers can be good if they are motivated lawyers, in the court everyday, know all the DHS attorney and judges. can definitely help the case. but like u said, it's a big question mark in ND for lawyers
then for sure dont file AOS right now. until the court case is finished, she cant adjust status ( get GC)
ur friend probably can file i-130 ONLY for her but please take my advise with grain of salt. normally when u file i-130 while there's issue at the court, USCIS 90% sat on the case collecting dust. my i-130 got approved after 19 months + interview and USCIS wont even approved my GC until my court case is terminated.
consult lawyers. plural. i do have a lawyer at that time, not motivated at all. i shopped for almost 70 lawyers last year to get opinions. dont trust just 1 lawyer opinion.
Prosecutorial Discretion usually mean the government wont deport them to their home country ( but no guarantee they wont in the future depend on the condition) but they are not "legal" in a way. during Trump administration they abolished that PD.
now if memory serve, they most likely still have their ( active or non active or admin closed) in the court. so need to make sure about the status of the EOIR case first before even filing the AOS.
shop for lawyers, get 2nd 3rd opinion, best to file for FOIA request aswell because its been 2 decades
ITIN and SSN is not the same. if ur spouse is still overseas and in the process of filing spouse visa. u can apply MARRIED filed separately by paper filing without itin / SSN number
IN yes, doesnt' mean it approved
u can check ur case ( assume u have older login account) by LOGIN and add on ur receipt number ( not ur expedite request ticket number ) if officer assign to ur case https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/logon.do it will show it there.
i heard many people who never made account here, tried to make one, it goes back to my uscis account.
i turned out have older account so i can access egov site and can track my expedite request
i assume u have 2 years GC. so 90 days before ur expiring date on ur GC u have to file for removal of condition ( i-751)
90 days before ur 3 year anniversary of ur GC date... resident since ( not ur married date, thats unrelated) u can apply for citizenship
u actually can use marriage certificate as legal document to fill ur AOS application with ur married name. since it's already hapened nothing u can do. either pay $540 or wait till citizenship.
definitely possible, file i-90 and pay $540.
why did u use ur maiden name when u file AOS? just wondering since u said ur passport already changed to married name before AOS
to apply US visa, flight itinerary is not important and they are not going to ask for it, not like schengen visa anyway. show more strong ties with ur home country ( eg. working in reputable company). 6 months is not given though that's the norm. my cousin got 3 months and she doesnt care because she only want to visit US for 2 weeks anyway. ( she used to study in US prior to that event)
@usmsbow any agencies don’t communicate at all. Some of people’s case stucks when they applied I-485 at the court and case terminated, I-485 never transferred back to USCIS.
same thing like my SSN issue. Hence SSA office can’t update my status when I went there yesterday
it's doable, but if just for the sake of comingling evidence, i will find other stronger comingling evidence. feel too much work just to change the title but thats me.
my husband never put my name on the title just because i dont want to take few hours leave from work just to go to town hall ( that's where we applied title). but im the one who drive the car 100% . he added my name on car insurance. that's all.