BeenSoLong

Thanks for your input, I will find out soon.

Yep, that’s my previous experiences too, when i had a pending I-751 and at the same time on removal proceeding, when I come back into the country ( airport ) the custom officer would send me to a verification room. Per my conversation with the officer, they do this to verify the stamp and my LPR status. Hence the fact why they give me an entry stamp stating LPR on the passport. there are a lot of lawyer out there that aren’t aware of this, and always advised me not even travel when I had a pending I-751 and on removal proceeding. During my pending 751 I had travel over 10 times, without any issues.

Hi mindthegap, have you travel outside the country while your i-751 was denied?. i have traveled outside while my i751 was pending and on removal proceeding and had no problem coming back in. However the his time I received a denial letter

Just a quick update. I did my marriage ceremony today and will expect the marriage certification soon. i have been reading some old i 751 denial posts and I am not sure if things have changed but I saw that once my conditional GC I 751 petition is denied, it’s advisable not to travel. As I won’t be able to get back into the country. Although I have still have my expired green card and a valid stamp. i have my destination wedding in Mexico later this year and my court appearance is not until 01/23. Should I just refilled a new i751 waiver in order to remain as a LPR and be able to travel while Uscis is reviewing the petition?

I found this online for anyone who is going through similar situation. https://legalaidnyc.org/get-help/immigration-deportation/what-you-need-to-know-about-traveling-abroad-as-a-non-citizen/

1.I see, I already have a valid stamp now until Jan/2023. 2.Seems kind of complex filing this motion with ice, I will do this via my attorney. 3. Isn’t the same thing paying the fee to the Uscis vs the court? Even if the court accept this, this case will be reviewed by Uscis . And I will need to wait for them to review this according to their timeline. —— per my attorney, he says that even if I have a denied ROC and NTA, I am still a LPR, with all the benefits such as (work, travel). I stay as a LPR until the judge takes action and takes it away from me. i guess it will be different if I have an excruciated removal proceeding, which mean I’m legally to be deported.

Family, I have read your post over and over, and i have few questions. 1. do I get to keep my existing GC during all this process? meaning legal to work/travel, ect. 2. can I reach out to OPLA/ICE for a joint in motion to terminate or this has to be filed by my attorney. 3. when you say "fee it in", are you referring that i can request to review my i-485 petition? and possibly approving it. thanks once again.

Appreciate it, yep this can get complex

How hard is to file a i-130 by myself without an attorney? Just trying to see if I can cut down some legal fee cost.

Thanks family, I will submit this I-130 as soon I get my marriage certification.

Correct, just stating my wedding date, if I need to submit any documents along with my i130 form. Example wedding pictures I will not have them till oct

Thanks for your input, there was no way for me to avoid the NTA, I received this shortly after I went to the joint I-751 interview alone. I explained my situation in the hope for the officer just denie my case. At the same time I couldn’t submit a I-751 waiver since I didn’t have a finalized divorce decree. There was always few steps behind and lengthy wait for everything. per my attorney, just by showing a i-130 receipt notice I will most likely get my nta dismissed.

I really appreciate your input, your knowledgeable comments was the only reason I decided to post my case here. Can you somewhat guide me in simple English on how should I move forward with my case? I am expecting to obtain my marriage certification with my new spouse next week, however we are planing to have our wedding this October.

Yes, I believe this is the route, file a i407 and so I can get a new sponsor from my new wife. i already filed a joint and a waiver from my previous marriage, both were denied. I am not sure if I can file a new i751 after being married to my new spouse? If that’s possible this would be best so I don’t have to start this all over again.

Yes, the point is that I won’t be able to ROC via my previous marriage, I will not win that battle, if so chances will be slim. by filing a new i130, once I get the receipt notice I can ask the judge to dismiss my cases (that’s what my attorney is attempting to do ) once I’m clean in the court system, I can just start this sponsorship all over again. i believe this will be the only way I will obtain a 10 years GC in the long run, as I already exhausted all ways via my previous marriage.

Sorry , I meant to say divorced. yes, also tried the i751 waiver , but got denied as well.

I married at a young age (around 22-23 years old), we were still in college at a different state at the time. We were doing long distance relationship. we had joint documents. i got my 2years GC swiftly however when i filed the joint i 751 it took quiet some time, and when we got the interview, the officer told us that since i was living in a different state other than my wife at the time, the case would needed to be transferred to my local USCIS office. This transfer took really long, about 3 years. at the end of our five years mark, i finally graduated so did she, we would visit each other once every 2 months or so during our college days. However things were getting bad, we started fighting and soon after a divorce took place. the joint i751 was still active, however since i was already separated with my ex-wife, the case was denied and i received a NTA. i proceeded in hiring a immigration attorney, where we file a i751 waiver. submitted all the info and went to the interview. On the denial letter the main reason of denial was that me and my ex-wife did not share the same household for an extensive of period of time. During this whole waiting game, I read that filing a N400 would somewhat force the USCIS to review and process my case. I went to the N400 interview and passed, however since my i751 waiver was still pending, there was more waiting game. Now, all my cases are denied, joint / waiver i751 and N400. Now, present day, i still have a 2 years GC, a valid passport and a valid stamp. I have my NTA court hearing on next year (January). Given the fact that i will not be able to remove my condition on my conditional GC, the attorney advised me filing a new i130/i485 petition with my new wife to be, would probably the best, since the chances to win the i-751 waiver denial reasoning will be very slim. my fiancé at the time, we live together and share many documents as well. both this joint/waiver i751 took about 10 years. I received my waiver denial last month. Although i know i am a LPR i have a NTA case open still, how will this affect me once i see the judge next year. And yes, this is why i am seeking for some advice here, attorney fees can rack up crazy.... Thanks for reading.

My GC was obtained based on my ex-wife petition and there is no way for me to remove my condition due to the i-751 denials. This is why my lawyer advised me to file a new i-130 with my new spouse and start this process all over again. but before i can file a new petition, i will need to remove my NTA first, if i am not mistaken.

Yes, I live in NY, my 2 years gc been expired since 2014, I kept getting yearly stamp on my passport in order to keep my status.

Hello all, After 10 years my i-751 was denied, a joint one due to divorce and a waiver due to lack of documentation. After my joint i751 case was denied i received a NTA, at the same time i submitted i-751 waiver petition. now my NTA case still open, and years have gone by since my first marriage, i have read a lot in this forum and i believe i would need to get my NTA case dismiss/closed in order to file a new petition. After 5 years being divorced, i am planning to get married again (Oct 2022), my spouse is a US Citizen and will be sponsoring me. I pretty much know the basic procedures, such as file a I-130 & I-485 and wait for an interview for the conditional GC. is there anything i will need to know?