Desert Storm

thanks for sharing. I will pass this on

My sister, who is a US Citizen, got married to her husband in 2019 in India. My brother in law had a previous marriage and he had a dowry case on him from his previous wife. He made us believe that the case was closed and his previous wife falsely put a case on him. We believed him and later when my sister got married, it took him longer to clear the process. I am also confused how he was able to get a police clearance certificate in India because dowry case is a criminal offense. In Aug 2022 he immigrated to US and got an unconditional green card in a month. In Feb 2023 he flew away and he just texted my sister saying he is going away to India. 
 
3-4 days later he called my brother and told him that he is going to divorce my sister. 
 
clearly this is immigration fraud. Is there anything we could do. 
@sandranj please advise

My sister, who is a US Citizen, got married to her husband in 2019 in India. My brother in law had a previous marriage and he had a dowry case on him from his previous wife. He made us believe that the case was closed and his previous wife falsely put a case on him. We believed him and later when my sister got married, it took him longer to clear the process. I am also confused how he was able to get a police clearance certificate in India because dowry case is a criminal offense. In Aug 2022 he immigrated to US and got an unconditional green card in a month. In Feb 2023 he flew away and he just texted my sister saying he is going away to India. 
 
3-4 days later he called my brother and told him that he is going to divorce my sister. 
 
clearly this is immigration fraud. Is there anything we could do. 
@sandranj please advise

My sister, who is a US Citizen, got married to her husband in 2019 in India. My brother in law had a previous marriage and he had a dowry case on him from his previous wife. He made us believe that the case was closed and his previous wife falsely put a case on him. We believed him and later when my sister got married, it took him longer to clear the process. I am also confused how he was able to get a police clearance certificate in India because dowry case is a criminal offense. In Aug 2022 he immigrated to US and got an unconditional green card in a month. In Feb 2023 he flew away and he just texted my sister saying he is going away to India. 
 
3-4 days later he called my brother and told him that he is going to divorce my sister. 
 
clearly this is immigration fraud. Is there anything we could do. 
@sandranj please advise

My sister, who is a US Citizen, got married to her husband in 2019 in India. My brother in law had a previous marriage and he had a dowry case on him from his previous wife. He made us believe that the case was closed and his previous wife falsely put a case on him. We believed him and later when my sister got married, it took him longer to clear the process. I am also confused how he was able to get a police clearance certificate in India because dowry case is a criminal offense. In Aug 2022 he immigrated to US and got an unconditional green card in a month. In Feb 2023 he flew away and he just texted my sister saying he is going away to India. 
 
3-4 days later he called my brother and told him that he is going to divorce my sister. 
 
clearly this is immigration fraud. Is there anything we could do. 
@sandranj please advise

My sister, who is a US Citizen, got married to her husband in 2019 in India. My brother in law had a previous marriage and he had a dowry case on him from his previous wife. He made us believe that the case was closed and his previous wife falsely put a case on him. We believed him and later when my sister got married, it took him longer to clear the process. I am also confused how he was able to get a police clearance certificate in India because dowry case is a criminal offense. In Aug 2022 he immigrated to US and got an unconditional green card in a month. In Feb 2023 he flew away and he just texted my sister saying he is going away to India. 
 
3-4 days later he called my brother and told him that he is going to divorce my sister. 
 
clearly this is immigration fraud. Is there anything we could do. 
@sandranj please advise

Could you share if Sandra had shared any information or any pro tips on this

I got an update on my I485 saying Request for Further Evidence, does anyone know from experience what they usually ask ?

You are very lucky then because it says online that the processing times for the field office range from 11.5 to 25 months. 
 
My field office is San Francisco and its been couple months since my application was transferred, I hope something similar happens in my case too  

My VAWA was approved yesterday. My VAWA notice date is October 6, 2016. 
 
To summarize what had happened. I did an infopass on Dec 6th 2017 and I was told that my VAWA was already approved on Nov 30, 2017. But the isn’t updated on USCIS case status website. I trusted the infopass officer because during the same time I saw many approvals happening on this forum. I was not very confident but I was patiently waiting for the approval notice. After 30days of waiting on Jan 6, 2018 I did another infopass and asked the officer to help me get the approval notice. The officer again confirmed that it was already approved on Nov 30th 2017 and my attorney should send a letter to USCIS asking for approval notice. 
I then contacted my attorney to write a letter, he was hesitant in the beginning but I forced him to send a letter. Yesterday it was updated that my VAWA is approved as of January 19th 2018, which is weird because the infopass officers gave Nov 30th as the approval date. 
 
Everyone who are around the same timeline should also do something similar. 

Dates are updated. As of May 31st its Aug 8th.  

Dates are updated. As of May 31st its Aug 8th.  

Dates are updated. As of May 31st its Aug 8th.  

As of Nov 30 they are processing for the month of April. You might be very close. Keep us updated if you receive any good news  

If your attorney disagrees regarding c(9) and says c(31) is more quicker then ask him/her to read i-765 instructions and it says on page 7 section M
" If you are the principal beneficiary or qualified child of an approved VAWA self-petition, you are eligible for work authorization. :"
If you use c(31) then they will start processing your EAD after i360 is approved. Keep this instructions link handy just in case.
So you mean it will not happen this month but in January ?