Anitafeliz

Thank you AnitaFeliz

It's called Visa Journey for a reason...if not it would be Visa Picnic....
Your almost there...

I guess it's a good thing you got frustrated ?

I'm just gonna hire an attorney give him all the documents i have, and on another note my mom talked to me secretly when i came to the US and told me that i remind her of my dad and that's why she doesn't want anything to do with me. I guess that can be a good proof too don't you think ?

Thank you for your help Anita , i will make sure it's a good immigration attorney lol

Congrats now no one can tell you go home this IS your home.
Find out the correct way to go about it. I suggest speak to the recruiters in the marines they may be able to help you speedy things along

You guys are awesome , thank you so much for the valuable informations as of my mother yes she lived 25 years in the US and moved to Morocco with my dad and had me born in Morocco , I have couple photos plus her infos, unfortunately i don't know much about her since she married this other dude but the good thing is i have my Moroccan birth certificate which has her infos plus 3 or 4 childhood photos. Idk if it's good proof or not but I will definitely reach out to the USCIS and see what they say. OMG I'm so EXCITED LOOOOL
Maybe this thread was a way to find out that I am actually a USC hahaha , and for those who told me to pack my stuff and go back i sincerely tell you thank you for your comments, they made my day, I will serve and protect your rights and the land ur on. Peace and love

I would've expected moderators to have stepped in by now.

OP you really need to look into your situation again as you may be in an application process that ultimately is futile.
I too think it's odd that having a parent who's a USC wasn't disclosed earlier to USCIS as I would hope they would steer you into the right direction.

Good luck with your next course of action and your dream of joining the military. Good to see you keeping calm with some of the abusive posts in my opinion, you'll need it out on the front!

Being eligible for the waiver means you can file one not that it will be approved.

You will have to file a waiver. Period, end of it. To adjust status from within the US you need the deportation case dismissed. Otherwise you have to leave and do consular processing and get an approved waiver (if a waiver is available). I don't even know if the I-130 will need to be filed again since the one already pending was filed when you weren't eligible, ie you can't file for a green card when you already have one.

I'm not sure what the link is supposed to prove. Being eligible for a waiver means that you are allowed to file one (either with USCIS or the court) not that it will be approved. You can file one. It may be approved or it may be denied.
Given that both you and your wife were born and raised in Pakistan, it might be hard to prove hardship for her if she had to move back there with you.

You are a citizen....even if she bore you in another country.

YOU have all the answers...
Congrats good luck re adjusting.

Your wife needs to follow the correct procedure when she (wife) is a USC file a petition for mom wait for approval.
Mom cannot AOS from a tourist visa. That's illegal.

The mom doesnt have a petition to adjust from.
The daugther is not a USC
Is there another way a person on a tourist visa can adjust?
Not to mention its illegal to enter with intent to adjust.

OP not hearing the answers he like.
ANY immigrant can be deported. Even if they are married to a USC. There are plenty of cases of it. Go to immigrate2us and you will see threads dedicated to it.
Good luck.

All an approved I-130 means is that USCIS agrees you are married to your wife in a bona fide manner. It does NOT mean that you are not inadmissible/deportable (you most likely are due to your conviction).

Your wife needs to follow the correct procedure when she (wife) is a USC file a petition for mom wait for approval.
Mom cannot AOS from a tourist visa. That's illegal.

The mom doesnt have a petition to adjust from.
The daugther is not a USC
Is there another way a person on a tourist visa can adjust?
Not to mention its illegal to enter with intent to adjust.

OMG, STOP the madness. This a a DIY site, you asked a questio and people answered correctly yet you are angry because you didn't get the answer you want. Just because you want another GC when you ALREADY have one, does not mean you will get one. You need a waiver. Period. End of story. Ask your so-called top attorney why he is scamming you instead of getting angry at people here.

You aren't working with the best lawyer. You're working with a partnership, as all of the good stories you linked are from LA and TX, and not from Ohio., one lawyer isn't getting around doing all of this. It's a group of lawyers, and that doesn't mean they're ALL the best.

This isn't much different than those people on TV who say they're THE top injury lawyer in Texas. Each city will have a different one, and some have partnerships in other states.


With that said, if you're worried talk to your lawyer. You obviously hired him for a reason, but you can't just get a new green card because you already have a valid one, and if they invalidate it and deport you, you would have abandoned that green card application/green card that you put into the system causing you NOT to get a green card.

Your lawyer already said the chances of you winning are low, as you said yourself in a post. At this point they're probably just taking you for all they can. They CAN make this process last forever, and you'll keep paying them. If you're deported, your Green Card is abandoned, I'm sure they'll help you try to file for a spousal visa, and then a waiver when the spousal visa is denied. They'll have years worth of money, and they know that because they already forsee a loss.


As for why did they approve the I-130? They probably thought that maybe you've abandoned your green card and are looking for a new one, the system that they see may not have shown that you already have one. It's like when they approve I-129F's for people who are already married, but it doesn't hit in the system. The computer systems aren't flawless, people here have been told they already had GC's because a person had the same name as them.





And last, generally they don't issue ANYTHING new to a person currently under proceedings. Basically what will happen is if they want to go for an approval for a new GC, then that GC will be held until the court hearing has finished, they can still absolutely take away that "new" GC and deport you.

You already have a GC in the system, even if for some reason you make it to a GC interview, they're going to tell you that you already have a valid one and tell you that if you wanted a replacement then you should have filed an I-90. If you tell them that you did this because your lawyer told your wife too because you're currently in removal proceedings, they may see you are trying to get around the law by "attempting" to preempt the inevitable denial at the hearing, and don't think that if a CO thinks you're trying to get around the system they aren't going give that info to the judge to use against you.

I see all of this helping the lawyer, not you, but again, you hired him. You tell him about your concerns.

OP.. my suggestion is to read more of the threads, guidelines and timelines. You need to have a better understanding of the process. I understand that you are frustrated. There are many people here who have waited as long or longer than you. It's OK to vent but you need to be more informed and realistic in your expectations.

It's called Visa Journey for a reason...if not it would be Visa Picnic....
Your almost there...

The mom doesnt have a petition to adjust from.
The daugther is not a USC
Is there another way a person on a tourist visa can adjust?
Not to mention its illegal to enter with intent to adjust.

It's illegal to enter the US on a non-immigrant visa, such as a tourist visa, with the intent to stay here and adjust status....