Argentinians AOS fillers

[Javier Mera 217]

5 hours ago, andreaam said:

No sabría decirte porque todavía no me puse a juntar los papeles para la entrevista y aparte no tengo co-sponsor. 
Con respecto al traductor, yo pronto voy q usar una compañía para transformar mi título en los créditos de acá. No me acuerdo bien el nombre ahora pero cuando vuelva a mi casa te lo envío. Yo en argentina me recibí de arquitecta y aparentemente mi plan de estudios argentino acá es un master y nunca hice un master. Pero según la cantidad de créditos acá es asi.  Les cuento por las dudas si están en la misma 😊

Que buena onda lo de los creditos! Mi esposa tambien se recibio de arquitecta en la UBA y con suerte en marzo va a empezar el tramite del titulo y transcript. Se tardaron año y medio en darle fecha para una jura y fue en la fecha de casamiento nuestra (facepalm). Espero que aca tambien le tengan en cuenta los creditos que vos decis.

[Fe.Ta 857]

Hi all!  Thank you for your encouragement and answers.  Yes, I think that we won't know for sure until we get the YAY or NAY from USCIS regarding accepting what we sent.  They may have called it "insufficient" because of the letter used and maybe it is sufficient.  Because of the overload, it wouldn't surprise me that is more of an error on their part than ours.  After all, is not like Argentina has other birth certificates or anything.  Haha

[Fe.Ta 857]

On 1/19/2020 at 12:19 PM, Fer Schvarztman said:

So true! In my experience for the Embassy interview I had my birth certificate instead of the acta and they told me I would be approved if I was able to send a copy of the acta de nacimiento, because se birth certificate has no legal value under the US law. So I got my approval delayed a week until they received and checked the acta I sent to the Santa Fe building, not the embassy. I did translate and also did the Haya apostille to be able to use it once I arrived to the US. 

 

For AOS I sent a copy of the acta again, and didn't get any RFE so far, I think you will be ok with what you have. 

Yes, I have come to the realization that VJ is a great resource and it is always worth asking, but you need to know your case.  For example, our letters were different but Argentina has no other birth certificates, so I don't know what else they could possible want.  I just went ahead and re-sent it, we will see what they say.

[Fe.Ta 857]

Do any of you know how the public charge will affect us now that they can be implemented until a final decision is made? We are so confused.

[Javier Mera 217]

14 hours ago, Fe.Ta said:

Do any of you know how the public charge will affect us now that they can be implemented until a final decision is made? We are so confused.

From what i've read in the past it only affects for those who unfortunately have had to use social help from government such as social programs due to low income.

Edited January 28, 2020 by Javier Mera

[Fe.Ta 857]

53 minutes ago, Javier Mera said:

From what i've read in the past it only affects for those who unfortunately have had to use social help from government such as social programs due to low income.

That’s what I thought. But, I was also asking because of the language thing. However, it seems all of that would be applicable to new and not retroactive. We are going to need a translator, so that’s why I was worried.

[andyazcu 230]

18 hours ago, Fe.Ta said:

Do any of you know how the public charge will affect us now that they can be implemented until a final decision is made? We are so confused.

I think as long as you can prove you won't become a public charge you should be fine. Agree with @Javier Mera, think they are more concerned about those with low income/high debt who would have no choice but to rely on the government to live. Things like unemployment benefits, food stamps, that kind of thing.

[andreaam 514]

Some good news from here! 
After a lot of waiting, today my case updated to Ready to schedule interview. 
I see the light at the end of the tunnel now haha

[Fer Schvarztman 217]

1 hour ago, andreaam said:

Some good news from here! 
After a lot of waiting, today my case updated to Ready to schedule interview. 
I see the light at the end of the tunnel now haha

Congratulations!! Hope to see the same light at the end, where is your interview gonna be?, please keep me posted about the interview schedule date and your interview experience, plz. 

Here 13 days without an EAD answer after applying for the card typographical error and still no interview notice. 

[andreaam 514]

1 hour ago, Fer Schvarztman said:

Congratulations!! Hope to see the same light at the end, where is your interview gonna be?, please keep me posted about the interview schedule date and your interview experience, plz. 

Here 13 days without an EAD answer after applying for the card typographical error and still no interview notice. 

I still don’t have an interview date. Just the ‘ready for interview’ hopefully I’ll get some news soon. USCIS really screw up out case. We got congresswoman and lawyers involved. I’m crossing fingers everything will be over soon

[andreaam 514]

I just got the Interview scheduled!! OMG I can’t believe it!! Is this real?? I should be getting a letter in the mail soon. 

[Fe.Ta 857]

38 minutes ago, andreaam said:

I just got the Interview scheduled!! OMG I can’t believe it!! Is this real?? I should be getting a letter in the mail soon. 

Congratulations!  It is too bad they messed up so bad.  Hoping the rest is smooth sailing.  Keep us updated!

[Fer Schvarztman 217]

1 hour ago, andreaam said:

I just got the Interview scheduled!! OMG I can’t believe it!! Is this real?? I should be getting a letter in the mail soon. 

Congratulations! I'm so happy for you after all you've been throughout this process and how USCIS really messed up your case. 

 

You're more than ready for this! Keep us posted. Just a little more and you're good to go 😊

[andreaam 514]

I will! I doesn’t feel real. After all we’ve been through I thought this time will never come. I can’t wait to get that letter on my hands!

[Fe.Ta 857]

Received official confirmation that USCIS will be implementing the public charge rule (I believe is effective February 24th).  I am sharing this here for those that have not yet filed for a K1 visa (the ones to follow), are in the process of it, or will be applying for AOS soon.  Make sure you check the updated forms and how this will affect the stage that you are at.  For those of us that already filed (even AOS), this should not apply to us.  Some dates are sticky it seems that they are also mentioning the October 2019 date as a reference, but I don't know how that applies.  My advice would be that if you filed after the October 2019 initial due date, then you should research further.