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angelbrown

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    Female
  • City
    Greensboro
  • State
    North Carolina

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  • Immigration Status
    IR-1/CR-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    Chicago Lockbox
  • Country
    Jamaica

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  1. Took my mother in law a year. Case was DQ Januuary 2022, interview is this month. You have to remember Kingston was still catching up from Covid. Hopefully they are moving along faster and it won’t take as long for you. You will need another police certificate once you get the interview date.
  2. Based on the guides, the 485 should have been filed with I130
  3. Let me rephrase it. So you won’t get the passport until it’s been issued and ready for you to receive it. The visa will be in the passport.
  4. Are you for sure he used you? I guess I’m just wondering if that was the case, why didn’t he get his naturalization after 3 years? Why hang around for 5 years? At any rate, I don’t have any advice but I am so sorry to hear this. My heart is with you🙏🏽 You always had excellent advice for others so I hope you will continue to help others🙏🏽
  5. The visa will be in the passport. So you won’t get the passport until it’s been issued and ready for you to receive it.
  6. This☝🏽. Best evidence when immigrating is going to be primary evidence that showed you spent time in person. Lots of single photos with just the two of you, affidavits, social media, chats, etc., is considered secondary evidence and doesn’t carry much weight. That’s not to say don’t submit any but you will need to submit more primary than secondary. Photos together with family/friends are better. Tax documents aren’t really beneficial unless it’s showing co mingling of income. Continue to gather and submit evidence.
  7. Do you mean approval for the petition or how long it will take for them to get to the states? It will take a long time with all the pandemic backlogs. The processing through NVC may not take long but waiting for the interview will. I’m not sure Jamaica has even picked up full caseloads again. My friend waiting for her husband going on 2 years and everyone started doing expedites further delaying those who were still waiting. There are different categories but the IR5 was backlogged as well.
  8. And so what happened from that situation? What are you hoping will happen now? If you think they will do an investigation you are sadly fooling yourself. You already went to the interview and told them he was not hitting you. You continue to make him look good and yourself look foolish in the eyes of immigration. Someone conveniently recorded the situation this time? It’s like you’re trying to provoke him to get a case. The same way you purposely didn’t submit any evidence for ROC but then went to the interview with him. What are YOU hoping will happen when you continue to help him? If you divorce him he will get his citizenship after 5 yrs instead of 3. But you already know this. You’re just hanging on to him for whatever reason. You can contact USCIS if you are serious and what ever will happen will happen.
  9. I don’t understand your question about the mother in law. She is petitioning for who? How can she petition for you if she isn’t in or have domicile in the US?
  10. So are they not doing interviews at all? I have a friend waiting for her husband’s interview, DQ’d Nov 2020.
  11. The healing is aside from your question. Just making sure you understand him getting his citizenship is inevitable. If you are married he can file under 3 years rule. If he is not married, he will have to wait 5 years. But he will get it. Domestic violence is a deportable offense. You missed your chance by protecting him. You helped him get over. You helped him get the 10 year card. They have all the proof they need and granted his permanent residency accordingly. They will not investigate anything. Oan… It’s not my business but I pray for your sake his income alone is enough or he has other co-sponsors and you aren’t helping him sponsor all his kids, further putting yourself on the hook with no ties to him.
  12. Almost 3 years later and you still don’t love yourself enough to do what’s best for you, your peace. My heart goes out to you. You helped him come over, you helped him get the 10 year card. So now him getting his citizenship is inevitable, whether it be 3 or 5 years. He’s keeping you around because he thinks he needs you to complete the process. Once he gets his citizenship, he may cut you off for good. Sooner or later you will HAVE to move on. For your sake, I hope you get the healing you need sooner rather than later.
  13. We all responded to the part where you said you submitted the paperwork and started to explain that he was not lawfully married. You can do a search on here to find other stories about immigration home visits, it’s not uncommon at all. As far as how long it will take, I don’t think anyone can answer that but hopefully you will hear something aoon so you will know your next move. Good luck’
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