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No need to worry, CBP will not be waiting for you at landing. At most you may need to answer a few questions in secondary. Airlines have a dedicated tel line to CBP which confirmed you were good to go ( confirmed your LPR status ). Relax and enjoy your flight
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Make sure you to do new I-485 form w the new revision date effective 12/22/22
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Lol! Congrats. Now they were looking for the I-130 . If it was included in the filing , then you missed ticking a box .
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They are looking for the I-140 . Here is a random attorney site with easy read ..hopefully you are not DIYing . https://www.stilt.com/blog/2018/07/h1b-green-card/ At a Glance: In the US, H1B visa holders may apply to have their status adjusted to a green card. To apply for an adjustment of status to a green card, H1B visa holders must apply for a PERM Labor Certificate, submit an I-140, and submit an I-485
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Is their a deadline for filing n-400?
Family replied to JeffandNadine's topic in US Citizenship General Discussion
Not at all. It‘s true and the catalyst that has moved her case. ..it also helped that there was a class action lawsuit ( earlier this year) on delayed N-400 -
It’s 1.d u are asking USCIS to send case to NVC .
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There is nothing to report, working without authorization was forgiven the moment they approved her green card. Get a friendly fast divorce and count your blessings she likes to work…cause if she finds her own attorney who is smart in the ways of I-864 you will be paying her $$. i know you are hurt , betrayed and wounds are fresh …but have a friend pack her things up and be done.
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Filing i-130 online. Need help!
Family replied to Needhelp345's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
1. Put tel no without country code ( they won’t call you from USCIS during 1st stage ). If you are worry prone , write a separate letter w full number and upload as pdf as @iwannaplay54 recommended. 2. In Liu of Present use today’s date , no explanations required…they know. 3. Hopefully you are preparing/planning on proof of re-establishing domicile by the time you get to NVC. -
It’s bloody pointless to keep rehashing the Partial/Incomplete/On Hold/Pause theory be it spun on this thread or offered to your frequent flyer calling. Ir denied, it was re opened and you will be fine. Refocus your energy on expediting the process and prepare to save the N-400 . it’s Not easy going against popular opinion , kudos for holding your own…everyone posting wants you to win
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You refuse to understand, no matter how much you keep calling and no matter what inside knowledge you think you have ( mom)…Your I-751 was denied and the Officer for N-400 could SEE the denial as of the date that officer denied the N-400. And the only reason case was re opened is because you TOOK specific advice on this thread ( from me) to place a service request.
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You are off base . This is exactly what it looks /reads like …but I don’t understand why you are stuck on it, since it was already overcome and you will be rescheduled. There is also nothing unusual for the date to be the day of the interview..I stated that in earlier post. Anyway , you will be fine and I wish you luck . Hopefully you take the other 3 actions ( congressman, supplemental filing to field office and omnbudsman). Good luck
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You are correct in that USCIS does not have to prove they mailed it out , there is a presumption of effective delivery ..but can be shot down if the person never received the notice ….by a sworn affidavit and a few other things , ( see link) all of which OP was doing from day of of this thread. I for one, have used the following successfully both w USCIS and EOIR .. and wanted all who have engaged w OP and tried to help, to perhaps see there is really no worry.. https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/sites/default/files/practice_advisory/lac_pa_092104.pdf The presumption of effective service can be overcome if the respondent demonstrates nondelivery or improper delivery by the Postal Service. Id. Nondelivery or improper delivery can be established by submitting substantial and probative evidence, such as documentary evidence from the Postal Service and affidavits. Id. For example, if there were ongoing problems with the mail delivery, you may want to provide details about the problems and affidavits from people with direct knowledge of the problem. There is a weaker presumption of delivery where the notice was sent by regular mail. Matter of M-R-A-, 24 I&N Dec. 665 (BIA 2008); Matter of C-R-C-, 24 I&N Dec. 677 (BIA 2008). In determining whether the respondent has overcome this presumption, the immigration judge must consider both circumstantial and corroborating evidence, and may consider a variety of factors, including (but not limited) to: -- respondent’s affidavit -- affidavits from family members and other individuals who are knowledgeable about the relevant facts -- respondent’s actions upon learning about the in absentia order and whether he or she exercised due diligence in seeking redress -- any prior affirmative application for relief or application filed with USCIS or prima facie eligibility for relief (to help establish an incentive to appear) -- previous attendance at immigration court hearings -- other circumstances or evidence indicating possible non-receip
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The denial letter from May 7, 2021 with the stamped date is not unusual or odd, they frequently use the date stamp . ( I had chance to see it before it was taken down). and have seen plenty before....but as you noted, went to wrong address. The Lack of Notice argument you made was twofold: No Interview Notice and No Denial Notice …and even covers such oddities as non delivery by post office even if it had been sent to the correct address.
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Affidavit
Family replied to Captain America87's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
You need to get as close to real as possible..have mom writ it out if it helps her ..and give as much detail as possible. 01/01/1970 to 12/31/1979 122 Happy Rd City , Country 01/01/1980 Str Unknown City, Country -
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Family replied to Captain America87's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
The question only asks 1. What platform ( example Instagram or Facebook) 2. Username It does NOT ask for log in and NO way provide it . -
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Family replied to Captain America87's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
It’s a question on the DS-260 re social media accounts and usernames. Obviously they want to know..so one theoretically “ has” to provide info if they really “ want” visa. Does everyone..doubtful. Is it worth withholding ..probably not. -
Interview Cairo Requesting Proof
Family replied to Laura and Taha's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Some USCs , no matter how tenacious or articulate, still get “ hosed” by various embassies/consulates, as coined by @TBoneTX -
For mom’s Use the name as listed on your wife’s birth certificate. It’s a very common occurrence, ..especially with Latin names that always have dos apellidos.
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