AOS/EAD DENIED HELP PLEASE!

[bcjc 0]

Hi Guys, I really really need help!

This is what I saw yesterday from the USCIS website upon checking the status of my AOS and EAD.

Decision

On October 3, 2011, we mailed you a denial decision notice for this case I485 APPLICATION TO REGISTER PERMANENT RESIDENCE OR TO ADJUST STATUS. The notice explains why the denial decision was made and the options that may be available to you. If you have not received this notice within 15 days of October 3, 2011, please call customer service at 1-800-375-5283 for further assistance.

During this step the formal decision (approved/denied) is written and the decision notice is mailed and/or emailed to the applicant/petitioner. You can use our current processing time to gauge when you can expect to receive a final decision.

I got here November last year (2010) Got married within 90 days but didn't file for AOS/EAD until May 2011.

In July they sent an RFE saying my husband is not making enough money to support us, so we got a co-sponsor, my mother-in-law making $33,000 a year.

Together with that, we sent everything they asked from us.

They received the RFE response in August 9th, and after almost 2 months, both my EAD and AOS has been denied. We haven't gotten the letter yet, so we don't know why it got denied. We called USCIS and talked to an officer and said she can't tell us what's wrong until we receive the letter.

Guys, I'm very very worried. Will I be deported?

Do you know the reasons why I might get denied? Is there anything to do with my late credit card payments back home? (Which I'm trying my best to pay even when I'm here)

Please help me, I don't wanna leave my husband, after so many years of waiting for us to be together.

Thank you.

[aleful 1,905]

Hi Guys, I really really need help!

This is what I saw yesterday from the USCIS website upon checking the status of my AOS and EAD.

Decision

On October 3, 2011, we mailed you a denial decision notice for this case I485 APPLICATION TO REGISTER PERMANENT RESIDENCE OR TO ADJUST STATUS. The notice explains why the denial decision was made and the options that may be available to you. If you have not received this notice within 15 days of October 3, 2011, please call customer service at 1-800-375-5283 for further assistance.

During this step the formal decision (approved/denied) is written and the decision notice is mailed and/or emailed to the applicant/petitioner. You can use our current processing time to gauge when you can expect to receive a final decision.

I got here November last year (2010) Got married within 90 days but didn't file for AOS/EAD until May 2011.

In July they sent an RFE saying my husband is not making enough money to support us, so we got a co-sponsor, my mother-in-law making $33,000 a year.

Together with that, we sent everything they asked from us.

They received the RFE response in August 9th, and after almost 2 months, both my EAD and AOS has been denied. We haven't gotten the letter yet, so we don't know why it got denied. We called USCIS and talked to an officer and said she can't tell us what's wrong until we receive the letter.

Guys, I'm very very worried. Will I be deported?

Do you know the reasons why I might get denied? Is there anything to do with my late credit card payments back home? (Which I'm trying my best to pay even when I'm here)

Please help me, I don't wanna leave my husband, after so many years of waiting for us to be together.

Thank you.

you'll have to wait until you receive the letter to know for sure. did they receive the i864 for the joint sponsor in time? did you receive any confirmation, or letter that they had received it? if it got lost or they didn't receive it, that could be a reason for denial.

[Inky 1,111]

It has nothing to do with late credit card payments.

They didn't get your RFE or they don't believe your marriage. You will need to wait till you get the letter and find out the exact reason.

[bcjc 0]

They received our RFE response on time.

I don't know why they won't believe our marriage is for real. Is it because I didn't send any wedding pictures? We've been friends since 2005 and been together since 2008 and we waited for 2 years to get to know each other, get engaged and process our k1 Visa. We even got married twice, first one is civil and then a garden wedding. I'm really scared. I came here to start a family and I didn't expect it's this complicated.

[jameugiekaxavilon 25]

I think you need to wait for the letter and if you get the chance to appeal for it, send pictures of your wedding, both the civil and the garden. I hope it will be all okay.

[ceadsearc 516]

Did you have an interview? It seems unlikely that you'd be denied based on doubts about your marriage without one, unless they had very strong and compelling evidence. Are you certain you responded to the RFE correctly? I know you said you mailed it back in time, but are you positive all the supporting documents for your MIL's income were correct? Are you certain she made enough money to cover not only herself and you but also any other dependents she has? Hopefully, you will be denied without prejudice and have a chance to refile.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

I agree with ceadsearc. They wouldn't deny you without an interview unless you failed to respond to the RFE properly. You have one chance to send in the required information, and if you fail to send in the required information, they will deny your application. Wait for the letter to be sure, but it seems you will need a proper co-sponsor and will have to reapply. Good luck.

[DouglasFiel 53]

Relax... wait for the RFE... Do you really think the USA ever deports anyone? If you can't resolve this yourself

have the USC contact your US Senators office. They will not let a valid immigrant face deportation.

Regards,

[bcjc 0]

As far as I know, we sent all the proper docs for my MIL's income. We even sent our bank info's. Unless what my husband's making and my MIL's are not enough then that might be the reason why it got denied. Please pray for us guys. We're expecting the letter today or tomorrow. As long as we're able to re-file/re-open the case it doesn't matter.

[bcjc 0]

I never had an interview. Unless they sent us a letter and we didn't get it. After 2 months of receiving our RFE response, we saw the denial thru the USCIS website. We're just waiting for the letter stating why we got denied.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

Relax... wait for the RFE... Do you really think the USA ever deports anyone? If you can't resolve this yourself

have the USC contact your US Senators office. They will not let a valid immigrant face deportation.

Regards,

She's waiting for a denial notice, not an RFE.

The US deports over 300,000 people every year. The number has grown substantially since Obama became president. Whether they'll try to deport the OP depends entirely on why her adjustment of status was denied. I suspect it was probably because they determined her joint sponsor's affidavit of support was insufficient, in which case the AOS is denied without prejudice - they won't try to deport her, and she can file again with the required evidence. If it was denied because they found her inadmissible for some reason then it's denied with prejudice - she can file a motion to reopen within 30 days of receiving the denial notice. If she doesn't then there's a good chance they'd start removal proceedings. It's not very common for a K1, but it does happen.

[ceadsearc 516]

As far as I know, we sent all the proper docs for my MIL's income. We even sent our bank info's. Unless what my husband's making and my MIL's are not enough then that might be the reason why it got denied. Please pray for us guys. We're expecting the letter today or tomorrow. As long as we're able to re-file/re-open the case it doesn't matter.

The thing is, unless your MIL is part of your household, your MIL's income is not combined with your husband's income to reach the poverty threshold. Your husband, as your primary sponsor, fills out an I-864 no matter what. However, a co-sponsor must make enough money to support themselves, you, AND any dependents they have on their own, NOT including your husband's income. You say your MIL made 33K a year, does she have other dependents at home she is supporting?

[Mhayonaise 14]

It's unlikelikely to happen denying your AOS without interview. Maybe it's the the income. I hope you guys will come up with the best solution to whatever is stated on the denial letter. Goodluck!

[Joandjo 20]

Hi Guys, I really really need help!

This is what I saw yesterday from the USCIS website upon checking the status of my AOS and EAD.

Decision

On October 3, 2011, we mailed you a denial decision notice for this case I485 APPLICATION TO REGISTER PERMANENT RESIDENCE OR TO ADJUST STATUS. The notice explains why the denial decision was made and the options that may be available to you. If you have not received this notice within 15 days of October 3, 2011, please call customer service at 1-800-375-5283 for further assistance.

During this step the formal decision (approved/denied) is written and the decision notice is mailed and/or emailed to the applicant/petitioner. You can use our current processing time to gauge when you can expect to receive a final decision.

I got here November last year (2010) Got married within 90 days but didn't file for AOS/EAD until May 2011.

In July they sent an RFE saying my husband is not making enough money to support us, so we got a co-sponsor, my mother-in-law making $33,000 a year.

Together with that, we sent everything they asked from us.

They received the RFE response in August 9th, and after almost 2 months, both my EAD and AOS has been denied. We haven't gotten the letter yet, so we don't know why it got denied. We called USCIS and talked to an officer and said she can't tell us what's wrong until we receive the letter.

Guys, I'm very very worried. Will I be deported?

Do you know the reasons why I might get denied? Is there anything to do with my late credit card payments back home? (Which I'm trying my best to pay even when I'm here)

Please help me, I don't wanna leave my husband, after so many years of waiting for us to be together.

Thank you.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/10/06/AR2010100607232.html

Officials with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said removals during the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30 included more than 1,000 murderers, nearly 6,000 sex offenders, 45,000 drug offenders and 28,000 drunk drivers. The number fell short of the agency expectation of 400,000 deportations but still surpassed the 2009 total of 389,834, the previous record, according to the Associated Press.

The percentage targeting criminals rose sharply - up from 35 percent in the previous fiscal year - in keeping with a new emphasis at the Department of Homeland Security to use immigration enforcement as a crime-fighting tool.

[bigdog 376]

When you get your denial you will know what they want, possibly reread the original requirements for what you did not send or provide in the first place for now.