MePam

I cannot seem to find this information anywhere, and all USCIS tell is to read the notice? Its also not written on the notice. So if one does not one to continue this arduous process of appeals, filing motions and hiring lawyers, when exactly do I have to leave the country? This information should NOT be this hard to find and they should not be assuming everyone wants to, or can afford to, continue this game. Why only give info on filing a motion? When must I leave? Thank you in advance for all responses.

Hi all, So my greencard was recently denied based on missing information related to the i864 and outdated form. Here's the facts- We sent in i846 and they responded requesting missing documents We sent the missing items they requested ONLY They denied us based on missing husbands proof of citizenship-this was included the first time around-they did NOT ask for this the 2nd time And tax returns, again this was included the first time around. They did NOT request this again the 2nd time. The form was in date at the time of filling it in and sending, a few days later and definitely presumably by the time it landed on someone desk-it must have been out of date. This seems like a super slick move to pull. Where do we stand with this? Do we have a chance if we file i290b or should we just throw the towel in? I am not interested in wasting more money, time and energy on this process any longer if we don't even have a leg to stand on.

Hello, im currently going through this and your journey gave me some insight. If possible could you please forward me the info you sent the others who replied. I have done my medical, i'm waiting for interview, I need to file i601 and arrange my medical. How long did you wait for i601 approval?