GaRaS

Goodluck to all that still waiting. Our journey ends on Oct 26 at LA. Please see  my timeline.

On 8/5/2019 at 11:23 AM, kline19 said:

Hi GaRaS:

 

When did your wife do the rescheduled biometrics. I was looking at your time-line and it wasn't clear. I assumed the case was processed at CSC?

We are CSC. She was out of the country when i received the biometrics at June, so i mailed it back the appointment letter to be rescheduled on July explaining that she was out of the country and inform them that she will return at the 2nd week of July. So we received another appt for July 24 but did the walk in on July 16. Biometrics was never been updated even after approval. 

Mostly at Corbin, KY. U will see the tracking at uscis tracker but not on the new online.

9 hours ago, Amz12 said:

Question to those who received their card : Californian center

where did the card came from (origin location on USPS tracking )

 

 

Done with online application. We submitted joint checking/savings/credit account, life insurace for both of us, 3 yrs irs return transcript, birth certificate of our children. Goodluck to all of us August filers.

Started to fill out N400 online application and we are just waiting for the green card for my wife that was recently approved for ROC.

New card is being produced, email notification that action has been taken but no txt. Goodluck to everyone who is waiting. No interview and no RFE. We submitted evidence, joint car loan, life insurance naming her, her life insurance naming me, 2 statesment only of joint bank acct from it was created and from the time we submitted. 2 statement of joind credit card also. Picture copy of 3 credit cards as a authorized user with me and her name. Car insurance naming me and her. Health insurance naming us with our daughter.

July 16 - walk in biometrics, original July 24

July 23 - New card being produced on new website only.

1 hour ago, spykez315 said:

Pinoy ka pala 

1 hour ago, spykez315 said:

Pinoy ka pala 

Yes i am

We received a biometrics letter from uscis today June 3, 2019 with a notice date 05/24/2019, Biometrics appt next week. Sadly wife and daughter are currently out of the country for vacation and we will be returning back 2nd week of July. Since i am still here and will follow next week, i need to check the box at the  letter  that i am rescheduling and send the mail for 1 day. Tracker did not sent out a activity on the application.

1 hour ago, court + pat said:

I have a US Green Card, my US husband and I lived in the US for 2 years before I recently came back to Canada for a work opportunity. We applied last month to remove conditions. My husband just received his visa for Canadian PR and will be moving to Canada in the next month or so. We see ourselves moving back to the states in 2-5 years. Do I need to surrender my US Green Card? Anyone have a similar situation?

You can file for a re-entry permit which is good for 2 yrs out of the country, i did this 6x. Before my reentry permit expires i went back to the US and applied again. 

There is a approvals/card was mailed for WAC1820750*** started May 22 - May 24, i count them 7 at least. But i am feeling i will get an RFE  soon since  i send my application for proof, i only send 2 copies of joint checking and savings. No statements for authorized card user just only a picture of the cards with our names on it. 

It seems there are 2 June filers that got RFE on April 19 at the uscis tracker

Someone got approved on April 12 case number WAC1820750152 ( case received June 21, 2018) it updated on the app tracker but not on myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov

Go to your account settings and turn off case inactivity notifications.

Account status updated today this morning to reuse fingerprint.

Just now, enabe said:

Thanks so much for your reply. I was worried that I would have to do a court proceeding for the divorce then include my own cleared Cenomar. Wheww.

Only problem is i am still married in the Philippines and im not gonna spend for P200k, just to have it annulled or divorce. Lastly u need to have a lot of evidence for the K1. My story was,  before we took the k1 route and i know i need to have a solid evidence that my relationship to my current wife was real/solid, i had her applied for tourist visa. When she was at embassy for the interview, she was ask who is the person that she is going to see. And she mentioned my name and ask what was her relationship to me which she mentioned BF. Then the consul look up my name and found that i was still currently married at that time while my divorce is ongoing. She was denied right away. Fast forward we took the K1 route since i was divorced at that time already, we have a lot of evidence and got approved.

44 minutes ago, enabe said:

Hi all,

I married my ex-husband in the Philippines right after I obtained my American Citizenship (I'm a naturalized US Citizen from the Philippines).  Unfortunately, we ended up divorcing here in California a couple years later.  It's been a while since we've separated and I have met someone else in the Philippines that I'd like to spend my life with.  Problem is my CENOMAR will show that I am currently married in the Philippines.  Do I need still need to go to court and wait 1-1.5 year (that's a conservative estimate but Philippine bureaucracy might set me back a couple more years) for the recognition of divorce decree to proceed with a K-1 filing?

I have been reading conflicting accounts saying that the naturalized American Citizens from the Philippines were still being asked to show a CENOMAR for the K-1 process.  How correct is this?   Thanks in advance.

I myself was divorced here in california, which i married my ex-wife in the Philippines. The only route u can take is K1 which i did as well and now we are on the process for ROC. U need to include also the divorce decree when u file. U dont need to include ur cenomar as far as i know.

Received NOA1.

Check has been cashed this mornin

We sent ours yesterday, will be delivered today at a P.O. Box for USPS.

Submitting my remove conditions this coming tuesday.

You basically chime in without reading what OP need help, she already said conditional GC. My advice is not false and not incorrect and inaccurate. My advice is very helpful why? because when my gf got pregnant here at US and we are not married at that time, also I can't add her to my insurance and guess what I applied her a gov health insurance and she got approved. Suggesting to the OP that the baby is the proof she entered the marriage in goodfaith well its up to the CO or whatever evidence that she provided when she applied for a green card. Don't be a wise a**

Better than you giving false, incorrect, inaccurate information.

Since the OP has already a conditional GC, I believe she convince the CO that the marriage is genuine by the evidence that she submitted right? Since she got pregnant and 100% she will not have anymore evidence after the divorce, at the time when she will finally apply to remove conditions the only thing that she can provide as proof is the baby, now she can probably submit the previous evidence that she entered the marriage in good faith. But the CO will be the verdict at the time she will apply for ROC.

It would be extremely unwise to rely on the baby as proof of entering the marriage in good faith. Financial comingling and other evidence that proves an intertwining of lives would be better.

So you tell me which one is more a genuine marriage look to you ? Having a baby, joint accounts, pictures having vacation? Again some ppl will chime in just like you and my advice don't chime in if you have nothing good to say. Your just letting the person more stress or sad in the time they needed help most.

So? Producing baby does not prove a marriage genuine

LOL re -read again my advice to her. You even put it bold letters.

A baby only proves you have sexual contact.

my thoughts to you don't leave the US at all, have the baby born here. You can apply for health benefits from the government or the county where u live if u don't have one, 100% u will be approved if u mention them that your pregnant. the baby will be the proof that you entered the marriage with good faith when you apply to remove the conditions of GC soon.

Please help me! I came here on K1 visa, got married last year Dec 2015. Received my 2 yrs GC on June 2016 and now I got pregnant, my husband and I are not in good terms & we had a talk about getting a divorce. What can I do? Please help me..