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Early GC approval and subsequent NOIR
Family replied to SnowFairy's topic in General Immigration-Related Discussion
Until Allegations are proven, they are not “facts”…even country of origin can be denied ( if need be ) as a timing strategy. Denial of allegations determines who has the burden of proof…and gaines the legal advantage. And you only go to court IF they refuse to correct themselves. …and you had a slam dunk win in court. Treat yourself to a $$$ celebration. 😂. Am laughing at the response you got that said they will work “ on new form”…since although I told you to send a new I-485 form “copy”..they could NOT accept a new filing under any circumstances. Did you send another I-485 as I told you? -
Early GC approval and subsequent NOIR
Family replied to SnowFairy's topic in General Immigration-Related Discussion
You promised me you would deny at least one 😂…did you? Your medical was good for 2 years from Dr signature …so they had to honor…medicals after Nov 2023 don’t expire -
Early GC approval and subsequent NOIR
Family replied to SnowFairy's topic in General Immigration-Related Discussion
That is excellent news! Am happy you had the courage to tackle this DYI style…It is a HUGE win, pat yourself on the back. Glad I was able to help 😂 -
I751 Denied but valid infostamp stamping
Family replied to paco5's topic in Working & Traveling During US Immigration
Checking in on you. Any updates on I-290 B? ‘Your last post indicated you may have done the land POE? Are you back home safely? -
Overseas- need to recreate lost IV Packet
Family replied to JR_CG's topic in Direct Consular Filing (DCF) General Discussion
Often, terms specific to immigration “lingo” can make it difficult . ..and I will assume your duties and different time zones account for the time delays. So will talk through a few suggestions, and presume some facts: 1. If after I-130 ( DCF ) was approved and visa issued in March 2024, YOU and wife traveled to the US , she was stamped w I-551 at POE and allowed to enter. She then left US to join you . ‘If you paid the card production fee, then heard nothing…then print those receipts /emails and file online an I-90 ..for USCIS error ( no fee). Use a relative/friend MAILING address in the US. Watch out online for an ASC fingerprint notice and have her fly in for appointment. If application is accepted online and you get a receipt/case number, then additional eyes on the file will get you resolution. I doubt they will RFE for you to re create “IV file “ ..but in case.. 2. You should immediately do a DOS and CBP online FOIA for her complete A# file. It will have the DS-260 3. If she never entered the US ( on that visa issued March 2024) ..then she needs Embassy to extend IV validity . Will require you to make some Noise as USC ..try in person appointment…even if via emergency services for USC , in the hope that department can reach out to the IV unit. The FOIA will have DS-260, I-130, I-864 and she will do new medical.- 21 replies
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This bit of your statement is witty😂…likely some hair pulling and battered hairlines among my fellow Democrats, as the polls got counted. Far right extremism is also shocking another nation…a whirlwind TikTok 2 week campaign and this pro West country may end up a la Putin . https://www.dw.com/en/romania-the-specter-of-a-hard-right-majority-looms-large/a-70915276 Romania: The specter of a hard-right majority looms large Keno Verseck 10 hours ago10 hours ago After Calin Georgescu's shock win in the first round of the presidential election, Romania will elect a new parliament on Sunday. Many — both in Romania and across Europe — fear another record result for the far right.
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Overseas- need to recreate lost IV Packet
Family replied to JR_CG's topic in Direct Consular Filing (DCF) General Discussion
1. What is “local filed”? 2. In March 2024 did your wife enter the US and thus get her I-551 stamp at entry? 3. Who gave her the stamp? I am inclined to assume you did a DCF ( direct consular filing of I-130 ) with Ryadh Embassy that was approved in March 2024. ‘They printed the visa and that is now in her passport. Is there an expiration date ? Did you and your wife enter the US together in March 2024? Or at least please confirm that YOU entered the US right before or with her… Can you redact and upload picture of visa page and stamp?- 21 replies
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😂…I leave those threads & obsession with species queerness to y’all . …but I can imagine historical statues such ex below would go the way of books banned by magas. Of course, Rome had strict rules for acceptable manliness 😂 12-20 and strictly non citizens. Emperor Hadrian and his lover Antonius, Piazza della Signoria, Florence According to the site , Democracy2025 coalition is for the court battles ahead . ..in anticipation of mass civil employees firings and the long list threatened take downs. … I assume you were ref the link …interesting you picked the gender issue😂…again.
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Can a CR2 live independently from their parents
Family replied to Drake651's topic in General Immigration-Related Discussion
You need to file your own I-751 . Filing must be: 1. Joint ( so your USC stepfather signs the application) and you include parent’s marriage cert, and extensive records from date of entry 2022 to now that proves parental relationship . School records, tax returns of USC stepfather that show you as dependent or letter explaining failure to file. Medical records that list parents , bank records and any mail that show shared address. It does sound as if there was SOME period after you entered that mom and stepfather lived in the US ..with you. 2. Detail and evidence that your USC stepfather maintained a parental relationship with you AFTER they left you alone in the US. So phone calls, emails, birthday cards, money transfers . ..AND a Letter from USC stepfather in support of Joint I-751. 3. On the last page of I-751 write a short paragraph that quotes the linked ref and state you are a CR 2 and must file independent of your mother ( name and A#) due to reasons beyond your control …(A VAGUE detail here )example..as you are uncertain if mom will timely file due to parents extended overseas stay. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-i-chapter-2 Children Who Must File a Separate Petition A CPR child who is unable to be included in the parent’s Form I-751 must file a separate Form I-751. Some examples of a CPR child needing to file a separate Form I-751 include but are not limited to: The child obtained CPR status more than 90 days after the CPR parent; The child’s CPR parent died before filing Form I-751; or Any other circumstances preventing the child from being included in the Form I-751 of the parent or stepparent. [16] CPR children who must file a separate Form I-751 may do so at any time, even before the 90-day period preceding the second anniversary of obtaining CPR status, as long as the child is not subject to a final order of removal. -
Threats & Responses Understand the threats and how we’re responding Despite claims, no President or their allies can just snap their fingers to implement an anti-democratic vision. Our laws and Constitution provide real protections and tools through the courts and in our communities to stop abuses of power and harms to people. Still, these threats are real, so we’re prepared to confront them. Learn more about the threats we've identified, and check back often as we release additional analysis, tracking, and tools to respond https://www.democracy2025.org/#threats
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‘What’s going to happen to my kids’: California prepares to resist Trump deportations Immigration experts warn of an indiscriminate dragnet that could put almost anyone at risk, but some are in more immediate jeopardy than others. Those include non-citizens who have had contact with the criminal justice system; some 1.3 million people nationwide who have already received final orders of removal, and undocumented people who may live or work in close proximity to the other two groups. “Folks who have had contact with the criminal legal system will be of high priority,” said Nayna Gupta, the policy director at the left-leaning Washington think tank American Immigration Council. “Under current immigration law, that includes people who might have convictions from decades prior. There’s no statute of limitations on when the government can remove someone.” https://calmatters.org/california-divide/2024/11/immigrant-deportation-california-trump/
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Local law enforcement prepares to ramp up ICE partnership amid Trump's mass deportation plans Nov. 26, 2024, 3:17 PM PST By Gabe Gutierrez and Olympia Sonnier BEL AIR, Md. — As President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration solidifies its plan for mass deportations, local law enforcement agencies are preparing to ramp up a controversial program that allows them to partner with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The 287(g) program empowers state and local law enforcement officers to help enforce federal immigration law and will likely be one of the ways the new administration bolsters its manpower as it seeks to launch what it calls the largest deportation effort in U.S. history. …. The 287(g) program was added to the Immigration and Nationality Act in 1996 under then-President Bill Clinton. It authorizes ICE to delegate to state and local law enforcement officers the ability to perform certain functions of an immigration officer. Once a suspect is arrested for a crime, a trained corrections officer can access an ICE database to see more information about their immigration status and may then detain the person for up to 48 hours if ICE chooses to pick them up for deportation. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/local-law-enforcement-ice-trump-deportation-plan-rcna181717 There will be workplace raids and disgruntled neighbors calling in ICE tips. ‘I witnessed traffic stops where law enforcement called in CBP agents ( not in a border town) , during the first term.
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Your time line is confusing. In original post you say she has 2 years left on green card…so it’s unclear if temp stamp is from her original date of entry ( lost IV packet). ‘You need to clarify: 1. When did she enter the US after IV interview? 2. Were you married less than 2 years at the time of her entry? ‘If you are military and overseas , there are some special considerations for her
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Oregon seems to be like CA, so allows any combination of spouses names. ‘Same sex have same protection, so gently coax them with the law if you get pushback. My earlier story was an example of someone in CA who already had LPR /green card when she married. She misunderstood she could choose ANY surname on marriage certificate and did. Although she managed to establish new name pretty much everywhere ( banks, credit, utilities, licenses) when it came to renew green card, it failed. So she naturalized https://www.theknot.com/content/name-change-oregon Take note though that Oregon marriage license name change options are limited. This document is kind of strict and really only allows people to change their name to their future spouse's last name or a combination of their two last names, such as a hyphenation or just both last names (in either order). Ask your county clerk for more information, so you can ensure you're filling it out properly.
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You can call in an expedite . See link. Hardship must be to the USC… sounds like you just want the COVID-19 vaccine exemption or is it for other medical grounds. https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance/expedite-requests How to Make an Expedite Request For most cases, you may request an expedite by contacting the USCIS Contact Center or by asking Emma. (You can access Emma by clicking on the Ask Emma icon on the top right of this page). You need to explain why you need expedited processing. You also generally need to provide your receipt number to the USCIS Contact Center so they can send your request to the office that has your application or petition. If you have a USCIS online account and have access to secure messaging, you may select “expedite” as the reason for your inquiry and submit your request there. You generally need to justify your expedite request with evidence. When communicating with the Contact Center, you will be asked about supporting documentation. You should be prepared to supply this to the office processing your case. If you have a USCIS online account, you should upload evidence through your online account to support your expedite request in addition to calling the USCIS Contact Center. If you send a secure message, we will ask you to confirm that you have uploaded evidence in your account. If we receive an expedite request without evidence to support it, we will send you instructions on how to submit the evidence.
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Thank you, I missed the 1st link. Superb and and easy in your state. A CA friend , a few years ago, also picked a new name for herself on her marriage certificate… ( unrelated to either spouse), post green card and happily went on her way for many years. At I-90 renewal…it was a no go and she chose to naturalize over a court name change.
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Humor me ..I am from the Show Me State😂 and curious . ..so link please. On marriage in all 50 was my impression one ( or both) can take 1. other spouse’s name ( from your ex Ms Smith can be Mrs John ) 2. combo of both spouse’s names ( ref you again Ms Smith can be Mrs Smith-John ( hyphen not required) * Same sex have same privilege and either spouse can modify /take on married name..even though not all certificates have the adequate data fields. If a New-out-of-the Blue Name is desired, a separate court process is needed.