Sheraf

Am I actually allowed to file again?

Will I not be placed for removal after these 33 days?

Hi,

I entered the U.S. on a K1 visa, got married and applied for the AOS, received an RFE for not meeting the 125% of poverty guidelines and failed to respond in time.

I couldn't gather the evidences needed, such as a joint sponsor or assets, I responded (too late) with a letter explaining how since it is now over 6 months we are married, I could add my incomes to the household, bringing it over the 125% poverty guidelines, I am self employed and all I could use as proof were my statements, I don't get any pay stubs and haven't filled my tax returns yet.

Anyways, too late, resulting in a denial for abandonment.

I'm a bit confused about what I should do now, what I'd like to do is re-apply right after getting my tax return (so I can prove my incomes), am I allowed to re-apply directly?

Here is the part of the letter I received that confuses me about what I should do now:

"There is no appeal to this decision. However, if you are placed in removal proceedings, you may be able to renew this application in such proceedings before an Immigration Judge.

Furthermore, thus decision is without prejudice to future application filed with the appropriate USCIS office.

If you desire to file a motion, you must do so on Form I-290B within 30 days from the date of this notice (33 days if this notice was received by mail). The motion shall be filed on Form I-290B, together with the current fee and mailed to:......."

Thank you for your time.

Hi,

First I'd like to thanks this awesome community that helped us a lot through the whole, sometime confusing, process of K1 visa and AOS.

I got married through the K1 visa and applied for the Green Card, I received a Request of Initial Evidence saying that my sponsor (wife) does not meet the 125% of the poverty guideline.

For the past few years we were traveling together, that is why she wasn't able to work and did not me the poverty guideline, we're now living in the U.S. and she's back to work.

I work online as a freelancer in I.T. but I'm not supposed to put my income on the I-864.

It's been now over 6 months that we are married and I live in the U.S. with her, which give me the ability to put my income on the I-864.

The Request of Initial Evidence I received is asking either for assets or a joint sponsor, unfortunately we have neither of both.

I'd like to know if I can reply with a new, updated, I-864, containing her new incomes and combined with my incomes, which will meet the 125% of the poverty guideline, though we don't have tax return for the year 2016 yet, as it is supposed to be done at the beginning of next year.

If the previous option isn't suitable, I'll probably then get denied on this application, then, I'd like to know how "safe" it is for me to stay until we get the new tax return and then reapply for the whole Green Card process?

Thank you!

bump?

Hi,

First of all, I'd like to thanks this website and its awesome community, I have been reading it and it helped me a lot for each step of my visa.

Today (9 march 2016) I had my interview at the Paris embassy, everything went fine and the officer told me I would receive my visa in the next 10 days!

The visa will be sent to my name, I'm staying at my dad's place that live in paris, but I don't actually live there and my name isn't on the mailbox (i don't have the same name as my dad) nether on the interphone (it's a building)

I didn't have to bring a chronopost envelope, but i'm guessing the embassy still sends the visa using chronopost?

I'm wondering if the embassy is transmitting my phone number to chronopost?

As chronopost won't be able to find my name on the interphone, that would be the only way for them to contact me and let me know that they are at the entrance for me to come get the visa...

Thanks!