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rylforever   18

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Hi everyone- here's my story- let me know if i need to ad more info.

i submitted my i-130 in august 2012 and finally got an RFE today. problem is that i do not understand what exactly it is asking for. long story short i met my husband years ago as friends in about 2000. he came here illegally. no criminal record ever but in 2011 he got caught and was given voluntary departure and went back home. i went to see him in mexico a few times and we realized that we both always wanted to be more than friends since 2000, and we got married in june of 2012. i filed i-130 with all of our supporting documents we have as a couple. we have a joint bank acct, a will, tons of emails, chat logs phone records, pictures, my five plane tickets for when i have been to see him, we have nothing to hide so we submitted everything. my rfe says it is not enough information for all of the time we have been together.... then it proceeds to say that since we married on or after Nov 2, 1986, he s not elegible due to the fact we married while he was in removal proceedings. in 1986, we were 5 yrs old so i dont understand where that date ever came about. then it says that my i-130 will be denied unless i submit a request for exemption under grounds of me being able to petiton for an alien under proceedings. i am a us citizen and he had voluntary departure in 2011, i dont understand what the letter means. i spoke to one atty today, and he said that i will need to hire an atty for this type of letter and he was confused as to what it meant also. can anyone give me any insight..... something.... i am just without words as to my confusion. thanks




 


 

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suggest you do some research over at http://www.immigrate2us.net/ nowish, for the next 2 days.

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rylforever   18

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it almost seems like i got the wrong rfe, it just makes no sense. but im not sure if calling uscis would get me very far because they are so.......... generic in their answers.




 


 

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rylforever   18

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i found out what it is i think, that date November 10, 1986 was when laws went in to effect in reference to marriage fraud. i dont know what else to submit to them, i gave everything we had, i go to see him every 6 mos, we talk like 20 hours a day. this is crazy.




 


 

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suggest you do some research over at http://www.immigrate2us.net/ nowish, for the next 2 days.

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Good reply Darnell laughing.giflaughing.gif

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You'll need to file a waiver because your husband is banned from the USA. So, go to the website suggested because they are very good with waivers over there! Hurry up! Make sure you read everything you might need that is pertinent and ask questions there too. Do your homework!

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