Aos approved ,question on the conditional green card

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20 hours ago, Kris003 said:

I know i understand its the law ,i understand .I just thought there is a bit of play when its so close dates .Anyway thank you guys 

You can never assume that there is leeway with immigration.

 

33 minutes ago, Kris003 said:

I’m talking about being fair here my friend .They will never force me to do anything ,but if i paid more then 4 grand and went thru all the paperwork and did everything they wanted me to do ,and they schedule an interview in 1 year and 11 months ,they should consider the fact that since i’m approved and i provided everything they wanted and paid everything needed ,for a month or a day or whatever ,they would save me the time and money and stress that i have to go thru again to renew my green card .

 

22 minutes ago, dxec said:

The problem is if you say ah its just 1 month and they give then the next guy says well its just 1 month and 2 weeks whats another 2 weeks?? and the next guy whats 2 months?? Next time if it says 2 years plan for 2 years and if you get early its a bonus but don't expect it and you wont be disappointed. 

@dxec made a great response to your post. A line has to be drawn and laws must be follow as to not blur that line. If you want to see the quickest way for someone to lose the visitor visa or VWP privileges, have them overstay just one day. It could be one day this time, then 3 days the next, etc, etc.

[Pengunista 221]

25 minutes ago, Kris003 said:

Yeah its true 👍🏻

And I don’t think that each time they schedule an interview that they check and see if the applicant is close to their second year of marriage.  With all the applicants they go thru on a daily basis I don’t think they they have the time to check stuff like that especially since there is no rule regarding scheduling interview so close to someone’s second year of marriage, when it’s time for one applicant to be scheduled interview they just scheduled it. 

[rasaco 28]

Wow, heated discussion! Well, I'm currently doing ROC and it's not so bad. So, chin up! 😊 At least we're all in the phase where we get to be in the same country together. Not a bad place to be.

[Going through 5,668]

3 hours ago, Kris003 said:

I’m talking about being fair here my friend .They will never force me to do anything ,but if i paid more then 4 grand and went thru all the paperwork and did everything they wanted me to do ,and they schedule an interview in 1 year and 11 months ,they should consider the fact that since i’m approved and i provided everything they wanted and paid everything needed ,for a month or a day or whatever ,they would save me the time and money and stress that i have to go thru again to renew my green card .I’m talking about being fair not law ,even tho law sometimes has its short cuts too and spaces for understanding .This is not a criminal case ,so there is no need to be strict for everything especially when they think my case is trustful and real.Its just my opinion .I’m not really venting i’m actually just stating that they are so strict on us ,but when it comes to them they don’t really care if we wait a year or 10 years ,as long as they get their money .But yeah ,business is business 

Everyone did what you did.  Everyone paid money, went through all the paperwork, and did everything they wanted them to do.  You're no different in that case.

 

USCIS is not proactively looking for ways to save people money....if that were the case, fees would be going down instead of constantly up every few years.

 

Making the same rules/criteria across the board IS being fair to everyone.  No one should be more entitled than anyone else to achieve the same results as everyone else.

 

The best news, is that when everything is all said and done, you're with your loved one in the country where you want to be and their status is secured.  Focus on that---the end results, not the struggle it took to get there.

Edited April 28, 2019 by Going through

[dwheels76 5,463]

12 hours ago, myVisaJourney said:

My friend got a 10 years green card and her marriage is 1.7 year old. She got approved after 1.4 months and left for the us after 1.7 months!! Where is the law then?

Ummm USCIS send out wrong type green card all the time. It's the responsibility of the recipient to return and correct it. Ignorance is no defense. Law has nothing to do with it. Mistakes happen.

[payxibka 10,044]

Simple solution.   The OP should have simply rescheduled the interview to a more favorable date    done. 

Edited April 28, 2019 by payxibka

[myVisaJourney 11]

Thanks guys. I got the answer for my comment. I don’t want further replies. 

Thanks. 

[laufine 55]

OP had the card. And now you can't do anything. Just be happy and do the ROC after 1 year and 9 months. You should be happy because you got your card. I heard lots of story that after the interview, they never know when the GC will come or not. 

Beside that, if the USCIS makes a mistake on the GC. The GCer has the responsibility to correct it. 

[Going through 5,668]

13 hours ago, rasaco said:

Wow, heated discussion! Well, I'm currently doing ROC and it's not so bad. So, chin up! 😊 At least we're all in the phase where we get to be in the same country together. Not a bad place to be.

Best of luck with your filing!