Jump to content

aqua33

Members
  • Posts

    8
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by aqua33

  1. Hi there please help :( I've been here 5 years and my husband did not file my adjustment of status , and I finally decide to apply it my self last oct 2013 , I filed my AOS Oct. 2013 and got a letter that they need some other evidence like 1-864 and 3 years of my husband tax return . I submitted them but the IRS denied it because I don't have social security and he filed it joint . Now I got a letter from USCIS that's intent to deny my I-485 application . I have a 13 years old daughter and really need some advice . Especially now that my husband is out of work and on disability I'm scared I can't get all the new requested document complete with in 30 days . I don't know what to do . Please help .

  2. Hi there , please need help , I g

    Finally filled my AOS last Sept . 2013 and me and my daughter had a biometric screening after we have the letter from USCIS , and first week of Oct . I received a letter from USCIS , that they are asking for initial evidence the I-864 and the 3 years of my husband latest tax return . And on October 27 I submitted the I-864 and the 3 years of income tax but the problem is I got a letter from IRs that the w-7 is denied because the Social security number is missing . So now my question is does it affect my AOS application ? And last mont Feb , since my 1-485 is on the process I applied for EMployment Authorization so I can atleast work , coz my husband is out of work and now he is in Disability , hoping to hear that my EMployment Authorization will be approved . Advice is greatly appreciated .

  3. You may not be deported, just stay "invisible" and don't do silly things, but hurry to save the money to file your AOS for you and your daughter.

    I-130 is $420 (to be filed by your US spouse), I-485 is $1,070.

    The AOS form (I-485) is a little cheaper for your daughter as she's less than 14.

    Once you file and send all those forms (plus others, as Darnell said), you will receive some letters called notices of action from the USCIS and you and your daughter' status will be then protected (as "pending adjustment of status").

    Don't leave the US until your AOS is approved.

    I hope your finances will quickly allow you to file those forms now that your husband is getting better. Good luck. :)

    Thank you so much for your help.really appreciate it.

  4. Your K-1 visa expired the minute the INS officer at the POE stamped your passport. Once you enter the USA as a K-1, you have 90 days to marry. Did you marry within the 90 days of entry?

    If you did marry within 90 days, you are just in a sort of a legal gray area. 5 or so years not filing for AOS is a bit long. By all means carry your passport with you along with a copy of your marriage license in case you are ever stopped by law enforcement. I strongly recommend you save the approx. 1000 dollars it takes for processing the AOS.

    If you did not marry within the 90 days you are definitely out of status.

    Yes , i got married with in 90 days of entry , my husband got sick and out of work for 2 years and just got better . my passport is expired too but i have a marraige license with me all the time . trying my best to save money for my papers for me and my daughter . just scared that me and my daughter will be deported :(

  5. Hi, I am in dispirately need an advice . i have a k-1 visa and its expired i got here in US Nov , 2009 and until now i have not change my status . i have a 13 years old daughter . the reason why my status is not been apply is because of financial problem. any advice that would be help me tremendously.

    Sincerely ,

    Aqua33

    yes we get married before 90 days , my concern is .will i be deported or something ?

    Did you get married to your K1 U.S. Citizen?

    yes

×
×
  • Create New...