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Thank you Newbie608, It's hard, 'cause it's been a super long process, and there's so much more to come. All I can do is stay strong and leave in God's hands. After rain always comes sunshine!!

I'll wait to speak to my lawyer and go from there, I have faith in my lawyer, but as serious as it is I might look around for a 2nd opinion

Ok, thank you Hypnos! I guess I'll just have to wait untill Monday.

I won't be able to see my lawyer untill Monday. The letter states that there's no waiver available for me. They haven't put in Removal Proceedings but I do have to leave the US within 30 days.

It doesn't give me any further options. I basically have to wait untill the 10 years have past. Is that what it means???

Motion to Reopen denied, denial of application stands.

What are you trying to do?

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/377937-denied-i485-aos-reason-prostitution-charge/page__p__5525427#entry5525427

This is my old Post

" It is ordered that, pursuant to the authority contained in Section 103.5 of the Immigration and Nationatlity Act, as amended, the motion to reopen be dismissed and the denial of the application be confirmed pursuant to the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended. "

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Thank you all for your input. I'll keep everyone updated with my case.

They don't give me an option to file for a waiver, so my best option is to file for Motion to Reconsider and include a letter saying that I really am innocent??

So re-filing wouldn't be a good option?

Im asking for advice, she had hoped for the option to see a I-judge.

So should I reopen or motion to reconsider?

I had a meeting with my attorney this morning, I have 2 options.

Re-filing my AOS and start the process all over again. So I won't be out of status and at least have an EAD card.

File for motion to re-open and Reconsider, which can take 6 to 12 months. But I'll be out of status, which means, can't work, can't drive etc.

They didn't put me in removal proceedings so I can't file for a waiver or see a judge.

What would you do??? My lawyer is giving me a week to think about what I want to do with my case.

I told them about it, and it popped up during the FBI check. (Biometrics)

The IO knew about this arrest, I even brought in my court ordered documents stating that the case has been dismissed, they never include the reason why a case has been dismissed. She never asked for the arrest record. The arrest report is not in my favor, because the officer wrote down a whole different story.

This is what happened before the arrest and this is the statement the IO wrote down.

My friend at the time was on her way to our hotelroom after visiting some family members, I was waiting in our room for her to come back. She calls me on the phone and tells me that there was a male friend waiting for her in the lobby and if I could let him in the room.

I wasn't comfortable doing that and I told her, she convinced me to let him in because she knew him for a long time.

So I let him in, we were talking and 4 minutes later I hear loud banging on the door, I freaked out off course. After I found out it was the Police I opened the door and they told me that I was under arrest for soliciting Pros.

It was the most embarressing and horrifying experience. They didn't give me a chance to explain myself, they arrested me and took me to jail :-(

They apparently didn't have enough evidence to charge me with Pros. so they dismissed the case.

Later I came to find out that my friend was an escort and that was suppossed be a client and not a friend. I felt so betrayed!!

So if I file a Motion to Reconsider what extra documents should I provide, should I include a letter explaining the whole situation again?? I really don't think it's a good idea to include the arrest report..

(1) Arrested and the reason of arrest was Prostitution, case Dismissed

(2) It says, " I was arrested for Prost. and even though the arrest was later dismissed, the fact remains that you sought to procure solely or incidentally and engaged in prostitution."

(3) I answered YES.

Hi there,

I need some advice on what to do next, I would appreciate it if you can leave the nasty rude comments out, please don't judge.

My AOS has been denied on June 27, I finally received the denial notice today.

It says that the reason it got denied is because of a prostitution arrest back in 2008. I've never engaged in prostitution, my arrest was a complete misunderstanding.

My case has been dismissed, and during my AOS interview the IO asked if I willfully engaged in Pros. etc., my answer was NO.

The notice says I have the right to file for a Motion to Reconsider or Motion to Re-open. It also says I'm eligible to seek relief under a Waiver.

I have an attorney, I won't be able to contact her untill Monday, now I'm trying to see if anyone went trough the same thing, or has some good advice before I talk to my attorney.

I appreciate your time!

Today I received a letter from my local USCIS office, it says that they've received my Service request, and that I should receive the denial notice soon.

Why couldn't they just send me the denial notice at the same time????

No change of adress, we both received the i-130 approval notice. What does the Infopass appointment consist of?

No idea why it got denied, no way to find out untill we receive the notice :-(

Hi, I had a previous post stating that my status online shows that my AOS i485 has been denied, the decision was mailed on June 27. But me and my lawyer still haven't received any letters from USCIS.

I requested a service request a couple of days ago.

With most denials you have 30 days to take actions. What happens if I don't receive my notice on time????

Im starting to freak out....

I decided to call USCIS and off course they didn't have much to share but they put in a Service Request. She explained me that the service request doesn't mean that I'll have more time for my appeal/motion to reconsider.

So if it takes another week before I receive the denial notice, I'll only have a week time to reopen or motion the decision. I don't think that's fair.....

Thank you Chris!

Online status says not to call before 15 days after the letter has been send out. It's kinda useless to call now because they'll make me call back in a few days.

My lawyer told me that all we can do is wait for the letter. Once 15 days have passed we'll be making a phone call.

I was actually wondering how much trust you can put in online updates, has it ever happened that someone was denied online but received a letter saying it was approved

Not sure, I came in on a b1/b2 visa, in 2007 and got married in 2011, my lawyer told me that it shouldn't be a problem since I didn't enter the US with the intent to get married.

The i130 is approved so my husband makes enough to support me, we didn't get separated during our interview.

Yes I had the interview on June 22, it went well. She couldn't make a decision right then and there.

My AOS has been denied, that's what my status online shows. They updated this on June 27, but I still haven't received a letter with the reason. I have no clue why it could be denied, our i130 has been approved tho.

Has it ever happened that they maybe hit the wrong button, instead it might be approved??