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1 minute ago, prayandbelieve said:
Hi B2AOS,
Would you mind sharing when u filed for VAWA? I filed since May but haven't heard anything. I'm so frustrated.
Sorry, I tried to update my timeline..but couldn't figure out how to do so.
My receipt date was 3/1/16, the prima facie determination (approved) was on 3/9/16.
I was renewed on 10/21/16 (late due to my late filing)
Finally approved on 12/2/16.
Should be soon.
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20 minutes ago, miloy001 said:
If she is listed on your I-360 approval notice as derivative children, you can start her AOS applicaion. You can also request deferred action for her, then apply for EAD and followed by SSN.
ok, thanks...but that raises another question for me.
My original AOS (from B2) is still pending (the interview was canceled, but the case still shows open). Do I need to submit another AOS with my VAWA?
PS
She was already included on my I-360 and listed in the deferred action.
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I am posting this question here because, I have an approved VAWA case.
I am currently in deferred action, as I never received my GC as my AOS was pending when I was abused (and now divorced).
This is regarding my minor daughter's SSN. Long story short, how can I get one for her?
I have my VAWA case approval and my deferred action letter, but I was told today that I am still unable to get an SSN for her. Is that correct?
TIA
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Actually she would have to send the actual passport...
That is what I had to do. We got an "RFE" from the IRS for not sending the original passport.
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Hi Everyone,
Today, I received notice (via checking the case status page) that my I-130 application was approved. . Thanks to Sandra for all of her help.
Now, my question is "What now?"
My initial I-485 interview was canceled (by USCIS) back in September. Will USCIS revive this case or will I need to file a new I-485 and start over from scratch?
I currently have an EAD that is due to expire in April. I have never received a greencard as I was adjusting from a B2 visa.
Thanks in advance.
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As usual very helpful Sandra. Thanks!
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Thanks for the prompt responses!
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How does VAWA affect the form I-864 (Affidavit of Support) is my ex still responsible? What about my joint sponsor? Can my ex pull his support if I haven't adjusted yet (I have a pending VAWA)?
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Can a joint sponsor withdrawal their support (I-864) during AOS? If they are no longer needed? i.e. the primary sponsor now makes above the guidelines.
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I understand, and I'm prepared in that aspect. We had a joint bank account, took trips with his family and mine (photos, facebook for evidence).
We were both on the lease, so I feel like I have all the evidence I need in the short time together.
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Don't panic, I mailed mine on 12/17 and my NOA was 1/06. I did get an email a couple of days prior to 1/06 - the same time the check was cashed.
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B2AOS. Vawa is not a waiver!
If your daughter didn't suffer abuse then she will not file a VAWA petition, that being said she is not a self-petitioner, do not list her name in Part 7, section B, question 7.
Part 9 you shout put your child's name and yours as well.
Don' forget that you need a police clearance from all places you lived in the past 3 years if more the 6 months.
If your husband is not naturalized USCIS will have trouble find your spouse status.Inform that you submitted a copy of his passport along with the AOS and ask USCIS to search in the I-485 file.But I would try to find a get a copy of his birth certificate, last year I saw 4 cases denied here in the Visa Journey because the VAWA filers couldn't prove their spouses status and USCIS said couldn't find about their status either. Most States issue certified birth certificate copies,, contact vital records.
Thanks for your response...I don't know why I keep calling it a waiver.
1&2 Thanks. I will correct that.
3. He was born here. I tried getting a copy of his birth certificate, but I don't qualify to receive one (has to be him, his parents or a court order). Maybe through the divorce I can get one.
Thanks again.
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Hi Everyone,
First I would like to thank Sandra for all of her help thus far. It has been invaluable.
I'm in the process of completing the I-360 and I have a couple of questions.
(My Background - I am in the process of doing an AOS from a B2 visa). I have been in the US since July, married in Nov and was physically abused in mid Jan. (not the first time, but enough is enough and my husband was arrested).
So, my questions are.
1. In Part 7, section B, question 7, do I list my minor daughter here and part 9? Since I will be listing my daughter does USCIS realize that she too will need the waiver as she is also doing an AOS.
2. So far, I have been unable to locate the copy of my husband's passport that we submitted with the AOS package and I'm doubtful he will give me another copy. Are we toast now?
3. How important is the "relevant credible evidence of the extreme hardship that would result if you were to be removed or deported"? Although, I have only been in the US a short time, I do want to stay. My sister is here (married to a USC), but I seriously doubt USCIS considers that extreme hardship. I haven't received my EAD so I'm not working yet. My daughter is in school, and my sister is having a baby in May that I would like to be with and help with, but that is about it. Would I be better off to wait until I'm working to file the I-360?
Thanks for all your help.
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Are you doing a separate Form I-130/AOS for your stepdaughter?
If so, then yes, she'll need a separate I-864. If you're submitting an I-864 for your stepdaughter, then your joint sponsor will need to submit one as well.
Ok...seems silly to me, but what do I know.
Thanks for the quick response.
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Hi everyone,
From reading the guides and gathering my documentation I think I am finally ready to file for my wife's AOS (from B2).
The last question I have is on the i-864, do I need to submit 2 of them, one for my wife and one for my stepdaughter? I have my stepdaughter listed on the i-864, but does she require a complete i-864 for herself?
We are also using a joint sponsor, does he need to complete 1 or 2 of the i-864's?
TIA
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You will file I-130 and I-485 (and all the associated supporting forms and materials) for your wife, and you will also file a separate I-130 and I-485 (and all the associated supporting forms and materials) for your step-child.
Thanks so much!
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Thanks Boiler, I did read the guides which is how I knew to complete the forms I listed. The guides (at least what I could find) don't address step children, which is why I asked.
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Hi Everyone,
I just married my girlfriend (now wife). She and her daughter were here on visitor visas and they now need to change their status.
My understanding is we need to file:
1. I-130
2. G-325a for all 3 of us
3. I-864
4. I-485a. I-693
b. I-131 (optional)
5. I-765 (optional)
6. G-1145 (optional)The instructions are very clear for my wife, but not so much when it comes to my step-daughter.
So, I have a couple of questions.
1. Does my stepdaughter also file a I- 485?
2. Does she also need the I-693 (medical)
3. What about an I-130 (or is she simply listed on the form)?, If yes, does she also pay the $420 as a minor?
TIA
VAWA, Part 8
in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits
Posted
It was mailed to me. Just like a normal NOA.