Case denies due to.abandonment???!!!! see attachments please

[timorito 1]

hey guys im freaking out!!!

its been a while since ive been on here for help. but today i got a letter ( attached) stating case was denied due to abandonment but WE NEVER GOT ANYTHING...my wife had her filed her I 75 in february i believe and then she had her finger prints.taken on 3/28/2016...according to letter it seems they wantes more evidence which we would happily supply..but we never got anything? what should we do..we have the letters that state she has work and travel extended etc etc but it says she needs to return green card...#######...

 

can someone read these letters and explain clearly to us? 

 

we are livid because we never gor anythint nor did they warn etc nothing

 

pf...infopass around us have no appointments accorsing to site

 

i think i read somewhere they called uscis and demandes to speak to a supervisor and have them.fax the RFE letter, 

 

and the want $675.dollars.to file i290b? ####### is going on

 

 

please help

 

 

 

Edited January 24, 2017 by Ontarkie
Attachments removed do to personal information

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

2 hours ago, timorito said:

hey guys im freaking out!!!

its been a while since ive been on here for help. but today i got a letter ( attached) stating case was denied due to abandonment but WE NEVER GOT ANYTHING...my wife had her filed her I 75 in february i believe and then she had her finger prints.taken on 3/28/2016...according to letter it seems they wantes more evidence which we would happily supply..but we never got anything? what should we do..we have the letters that state she has work and travel extended etc etc but it says she needs to return green card...#######...

 

can someone read these letters and explain clearly to us? 

 

we are livid because we never gor anythint nor did they warn etc nothing

 

pf...infopass around us have no appointments accorsing to site

 

i think i read somewhere they called uscis and demandes to speak to a supervisor and have them.fax the RFE letter, 

 

and the want $675.dollars.to file i290b? ####### is going on

 

 

please help

 

 

 

 

This is why it's so important to stay on top of applications and when time drags out, send service requests to see what's taking so long.

Seems they sent you an RFIE, that you never got. From what the documents say, your only option would be to re-apply since you cannot show that you in fact did not get the RFIE.

Edited January 24, 2017 by Ontarkie
Removed personal information.

[timorito 1]

1 minute ago, Suss&Camm said:

 

This is why it's so important to stay on top of applications and when time drags out, send service requests to see what's taking so long.

Seems they sent you an RFIE, that you never got. From what the documents say, your only option would be to re-apply since you cannot show that you in fact did not get the RFIE.

reapply as in ? i751?

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

1 minute ago, timorito said:

reapply as in ? i751?

Yes, as at the end of the first document it says you may instead file a new application or petition with fee. You don't qualify to re-open, since you can't prove that you didn't get the RFIE.

[timorito 1]

Jesus! is that all i can do? any other opinions or " been in that situation"

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

4 minutes ago, timorito said:

Jesus! is that all i can do? any other opinions or " been in that situation"

I'm afraid so- The decision cannot be appealed. It can be re-opened if you basically can prove the USCIS made a mistake and not you. It does say something about a immigration judge, but this would just be to try to "win" over USCIS in order to prove it was their mistake. So, unless you do have a change of address proof such as mentioned then I'm afraid that is your only option. 

Let's see if anyone has any other opinions or as you say experiences, but I've seen similar postings 

Edited January 24, 2017 by Suss&Camm

[timorito 1]

9 minutes ago, Suss&Camm said:

I'm afraid so- The decision cannot be appealed. It can be re-opened if you basically can prove the USCIS made a mistake and not you. It does say something about a immigration judge, but this would just be to try to "win" over USCIS in order to prove it was their mistake. So, unless you do have a change of address proof such as mentioned then I'm afraid that is your only option. 

Let's see if anyone has any other opinions or as you say experiences, but I've seen similar postings 

well..fingerprints letter came.to.our apt ( which was address xhanged) 

 

im headss to old address.to see if its there..that could be the proof right

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

1 minute ago, timorito said:

well..fingerprints letter came.to.our apt ( which was address xhanged) 

 

im headss to old address.to see if its there..that could be the proof right

Yes, if they have sent it to the wrong address that would be proof. If you don't find it there you can call and ask for tier 2 and find out which address it was in fact sent to as well.

[timorito 1]

if its indeed their fault..they still charge?

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

1 minute ago, timorito said:

if its indeed their fault..they still charge?

Well it says include the appropriate filing fee. I'm not familiar with the instructions for i-290B and whether there are exceptions to the fee.

[timorito 1]

they want money period...i290b is mre expensive yet if resolved would be faster

[timorito 1]

her ezfended travel work permkssion expires in march

 

would that be re extended?

[timorito 1]

can rhey read out RFE in case we have to refile and provide it with new filing

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

4 minutes ago, timorito said:

her ezfended travel work permkssion expires in march

 

would that be re extended?

I believe you have to apply for extension and should do so between 120-90 days before expiry to be sure of not having interruptions.

I checked the form instructions and it seems you will have to pay. There is a fee waiver but I don't think it's applicable. 

[slimbolina 48]

Can I ask, was your case 'touched' at any point? I'm not going to say 'you should have done this or should have done that' but my guess is if it was touched then they definitely did something with it. Sorry, I'm not providing any help, just out of curiosity really.

 

I have read somewhere (again, not going to be help of a definitive answer), but someone had the same issue and they were advised to send in the fee and if they could prove that it was indeed USCIS's fault then they would receive that fee back. I feel your pain and I sincerely hope you manage to get it resolved.