Sandra G.

Probably you filed your case without submitting "the bona fide marriage exemption”. You MUST request in writing the marriage exemption and submit this document along with your case. Refile the case. Gather affidavits from family and friends and submit the bona fide marriage exemption. Here is one decision where the person failed to submit the marriage exemption. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/err/B9 - Battered Spouse or Child/Decisions_Issued_in_2015/JAN072015_07B9204.pdf

If they decide not to expedite, they won't inform you about it.

They will ship the form to Nebraska, if your AOS was transfered.

You have to send the form I765 where is your I-485 (Vermont or Nebraska)

If they transfer they will let you know.

I've had cases where they scheduled biometrics seven months after they received the AOS.

You can divorce now, you just can't remarry while the I-360 is pending.

Mail sometimes goes to the previous address when the address is updated, they are messy. Ask your congressperson whether your address has been updated after mailing the new address.

If USCIS didn't transfer your file to Nebraska then submit the package to VSC.

Form I-765, copy of the work permit ( both sides), two passport size pictures, copy of I-94, copy of the passport or any governmen photo ID and a copy of the I-485 receipt

Vermont approved the Vawa petition (l360) the l485 is adjudicated by the local office,you need to be inside the U.S to file for adjustment of status.

First and foremost, the I-751 WAIVER is not a VAWA petition, it is a waiver based on abuse. You messed up filing form I360. You refiled form I751, WHY DID YOU FILE FORM i-360? if good faith was the basis for the I-751 denial, what steps would you take to prove bona fide marriage in your VAWA claim? Hire an attorney, your case is messy. filed both I-751 vawa (i got conditional green card that expired) and I-360 vawa. I-751 was denied. I filed another one to get my I-551 stamp to travel and work, it's still pending as I filed only few months ago. In a meantime my i-360 was approved, but I am abroad. What are my options? USCIS may deny or approve pending I-751 vawa or maybe I just withdraw it? I still have valid stamp until Uscis denies my application, which can happen soon or in a few years. I'm not sure how it works with I-485? How much time do I have to file if I come back to the states in the nearest future? Or maybe I should not file at all?

You can't adjust status abroad.

You will receive the employment authorization category under the C(31). In the event that you did not file for adjustment of status when you received the approval notice, you must submit Forms I-485, I131, I765, I864W, and G1145 and pay the USCIS fees; if you cannot afford the fees, you should submit Form I-912.

https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayTypoForm.do?sroPageType=typoError&entryPoint=init

You mentioned " I submitted a motion to reschedule my removal proceeding." Once your Vawa is approved, you need to FILE A MOTION to terminate removal proceedings. If the VAWA petition isn't approved, then your attorney has to ask to close the removal and once your Vawa is approved, the attorney asks to terminate the removal.

Inform Uscis when the case is terminated .If the judge terminated the case because Vawa approval then the judge won’t set up a hearing.

Read the checklist of required Initial evidence. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/attachments.pdf

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/attachments.pdf

We do exist,lol

If you are not in removal and you didn't file for asylum you can travel with your advance parole.

Once denied the person can't ask to convert the case, the person has to file a new AOS.

WOW I must have missed this part. A fraudster can be sentenced to five years in prison and fined $250,000.

My client entered into marriage in good faith ande he was abused. His marriage lasted 6 days.If you got married in good faith and you were abused then you should not have a problem.

It is not a problem if the annulment is not granted.