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  1. Sandra G.
    You must prove the marriage was consummated, and to prove this submit documents showing that both of you were physically present between the marriage ceremony and the filing of the green card application.
  2. Sandra G.
    Once VAWA is approved they will ship the file to your local office.
  3. Sandra G.
    You can submit the N400 if you are a resident permanent for at least 3 years; and your husband is a U.S Citizen or 5 years if your spouse or ex spouse is a green card holder. https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/continuous-residence-and-physical-presence-requirements-for-naturalization Once they approve your waiver they will ship your file to your local office.
  4. Sandra G.
    It depends which field office you have your case, sometimes can take even 2 years to set up an interview.
  5. Sandra G.
    Call USCIS and ask to speak to a Tier two, and request an in-person appointment with the USCIS asap.You should contact your congressperson as well.
  6. Sandra G.
    The USCIS lost one of my clients' files three times. I had to start over three times.
  7. Sandra G.
    It used to be like you described it before, but I represented two cases where USCIS asked to mail them the medical exams, and we submitted the medical exams, but then USCIS set up interviews after 65 and 90 days.
  8. Sandra G.
    They'll transfer the case to the local office, and they might set up an interview or not, but it'll take some time.
  9. Sandra G.
    Vermont will adjudicate your waiver, not the local office.
  10. Sandra G.
    Do not respond to her anymore, do not talk to her if she shows up at your workplace or your home.
  11. Sandra G.
    Contact your congressperson to inquire on your behalf. Usually, they transfer the file within 30/90 days.
  12. Sandra G.
    I had cases where they scheduled interviews 3 to 5 months after they asked for the medical exam.
  13. Sandra G.
    Contact your congressperson, the Ombudsman is useless.
  14. Sandra G.
    You can submit the form I-864W, without your attorney filing out the form , but keep in mind that most attorneys won't continue to represent the person after that.
  15. Sandra G.
    Don't waste your time time sending the documents mentioned below, because USCIS will not consider these things at all. Documentation of financial irresponsibility, evident in her failure to contribute to immigration attorney fees but purchasing a new car post-divorce Knowledge of her criminal history, including prior imprisonment for providing alcohol to minors. Infidelity on two occasions. Instances of drug use, including weed and mushrooms, while under psychiatric medication
  16. Sandra G.
    They will not return the money if you file something wrong.
  17. Sandra G.
    Do not send the medical exam without them asking you. You don't need an attorney. USCIS won't take your ex's letter into account.
  18. Sandra G.
    You need to file I864 W, not I-864. I doubt that USCIS called your attorney.
  19. Sandra G.
    It's mandatory to inform USCIS of the new address. Tell the truth.
  20. Sandra G.
    In addition to what I stated previously, it also applies to naturalization.
  21. Sandra G.
    It doesn't make any difference. I would say 95% of my clients who filed VAWA were still married when USCIS approved their green cards.
  22. Sandra G.
    Change your attorney , clearly he has no clue about immigration law.
  23. Sandra G.
    It’s not necessary to be divorced.
  24. Sandra G.
    Ask to speak to a Tier two .
  25. Sandra G.
    You and your kids would be here without status if Vawa is denied. They can get deported. They can adjust their status if they get married, considering they are adults.
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