I-485

[Rarewolf 0]

My case is very complicated.

I came to the US under a F1 Visa on 10/2005.

Unbeknown that my student visa would be affected I applied for asylum while in school on 02/2006.

My asylum was denied on 06/2007 and was given 30 to appeal or to be removed.

I appealed the decision but didn't wait for the decision.

I left to Canada on 10/2007.

My girlfriend followed me in Canada where I got married on 01/2009.

I submitted my I-129F and I-130 at the same time.

Both were approved on 06/2009.

US consulate in Montreal put me in a long spin.

They instructed me to fill an I-601. When I sent it to them they returned and asked me to send it to Vermont.

I sent it to Vermont office. Vermont sent it back after 9 months to tell me to send it where my removal procedure was held which was Miami.

I sent it to Miami.

Miami sent it back telling me they don’t process I-601

I wrote to the consulate, they said upssss! Sorry it was not the I-601 it should have been the I-212 sorry.

I sent the I-212 to Tampa to never hear of them for a long time.

I got desperate I entered the US from Canada.

I got arrested in Vermont ad was jailed for a month then released under supervision.

After my release I send an I-485 (AOS). I was summoned for an interview with my wife. They barely asked questions. After 2 months I receive a denial notice saying that I was deported in 2011 and entered illegally on March 2012 so, I am not eligible for adjustment of Status.

I assume my I-130 is still active because I am still living with my wife does that count for something?

What do you suggest me to do?

[catknit 144]

Lawyer up! Honestly, you have so, so, so much going on with this - this is beyond the scope of a typical DIY scenario.

immigrate2us website is another avenue too, more people with more difficult cases.

[Darnell 8,480]

suggest you get back to Canada and follow up with the IR-1 visa processing with NVC,

and read all over at http://immigrate2us.net

[Rarewolf 0]

Thank you for your good intention.

I understand that my case is complicated.

I just an idea about what to do.

[belinda63 3,055]

You need to consult with a good, informed immigration attorney. Normally if you have been deported then return without a visa there is an automatic 10 year ban with no waiver available. Find a good attorney now because if this is correct then your I-130 won't do you a hill of beans.