J1hardshipwaiverg
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It's not mine but it seems that they are working on cases received on September 2023
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Sabina Bart reacted to a post in a topic:
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The reason why they keep taking so long at DOS level is because they are seeing that we are really silent about it
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Yes, there are some cases from 2022 that's for sure but probably they sent those to different adjudicators or something because how come 2022 are still there but you have cases that were received in Jan 2023 that have been adjudicated, it means that it's not first come first serve at all
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They're officially working on cases received on Jan, Feb 2023. That's the only logical reason why some cases were adjudicated
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Sabina Bart reacted to a post in a topic:
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I don't think being out of status has anything to do with approving or denying the waiver, plus I do think it makes the hardship waiver case even stronger, I red a lot of cases even fullbtight that were approved even if they were out of status,
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Hello, yes my spouse is a US Citizen and our hardship case is pending at DOS level after approval from USCIS. I was a minor during the program I was only 16 years old then went back to my homecountry and stayed for a year and 3 months then came back still at the age of 17 years old which is still technically a minor, with that age came back on a tourist visa and never went back to my home country since then. So the 10 years bar is technically exacerbating my hardship because it's not only 9months left it's 10 years bar
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My us government funding was only $9,000 and duration of my program was 22 days and I already have spent year and three months from the two years home residency requirement, I was a minor during the program and program was about high school nonprofit work. I have a pending j1 hardship waiver that was approved by USCIS and was transfered to DOS. Also forgot to add that I'm out of status at the moment and if I go back to fulfill the remaining 9 months, I'll face the 10 years bar. Form these factors that I have do they play a part in the approval of my case with dos or no?
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I see the ones with sponsor views are getting a denial unfortunately don't understand what's going on 😭
