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Just now, Mail2n said:

Did u apply 601 before your GC ? 

Yes i applied for it before - and then file a second form in July 2024. 

After i was told i had the inadmissibility 

31 minutes ago, NorthByNorthwest said:

 

How and when did you get your green card?

I received my GC this is almost 6.5 years now. 

Never used it to travel internationally\'.

11 minutes ago, Mail2n said:

Easy or not is defferent topic what can and should be done is as above i said we deal this cases in our church day in day out 

 

But it can be done.

N400 is out of question he has to sort his lpr and wait 5 yrs again .

2 issues here he erred by applyg to adjust status with approved 601 . Or no 601 july 2024 date is confusing . And then if uscis approver his lpr that was in error too as he is not qualified to adjust status .

 

Yes he can apply fresh 601 while with in usa which he got is difficult but he got it done before but new issues can complicate so thats big task . Once its approved he is all good.  He can goto consulate and get new gc like anyone else 

Trying to understand here: 

I applied for a new i-601 on July 2024. 

Do i reapply for my citizenship now?

Do i wait 5 years then reapply? 

Do i use my green card to travel internationally and come back into the country legally? 

19 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

Did you adjust status through a perm resident after having accrued unlawful presence?  

Yes - After i was told that i was denied citizenship - i file the 601 in July 2024

The letter discusses a review of the recipient's immigration status and a decision regarding their admissibility in the United States.

1. Accrued Unlawful Presence: Initially, the recipient had accrued unlawful presence because their non-immigrant visa expired. However, upon further review, it was found that they had not departed or been removed from the U.S. after their entry on October 16, 2015. This led to a change in their inadmissibility status under INA 212(a)(9)(B)(i)(II). The previous decision from July 25, 2024, is vacated, and the related Form I-601 application is terminated.

2. N-400 Denial: Despite this, USCIS continues to deny the recipient's N-400 (naturalization) application because they were not lawfully admitted for permanent residence. To qualify for naturalization under Section 316 of the INA, the individual must have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence. The review indicates that they were ineligible for adjustment of status under INA 245(a). Therefore, they remain barred from adjusting their status under INA 245(c).

What can I do to over come this? - I had came here with a visitor visa and stayed where i was granted my green card - never travelled back outside of the US, Now I'm apply for my citizenship and I'm being denied, please help!

16 hours ago, Boiler said:

Just a thought do you have a literary will?

No just an MS in Software Engineering 😇.

And I'm really trying to figure out how this process work - So excused my poor judgment on this thread with relation to my previous post. 

My understanding in denoting the relevance of information require and how the USCIS works is lacking. 

17 hours ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

1. About 7 years from the filing date.

2. No.

3. After USCIS approves the I-130 it will be sent to the NVC   About a year before the visa becomes current, the NVC will "unlock" the case and contact the petitioner to pay the AOS and IV fees.  At that point your parent and your brother will complete the NVC steps.

 

If your parent becomes a USC, the category will change from F2B to F1 and it will take an additional 1-2 years for that category to become current.

So - My parent will likely become a US Citizen 2024 November if All Goes well with their interview. 

So what will be next step and how do I notified USCIS of this Change? Do I just upload their naturalization Document on the eHub?  

Hey All, 

So I'm in a bit of a tricky situation in understanding how does this work. 

My Parent whom are permeant resident filed for their Son whose unmarried but over 21 year of age - This petition was file in July 15 2021. Which is being processed at the California Center 

We did received a letter of notification that the payment was received. 

In February 2022 - We recvied an other notification online stating the Case is being actively reviewed. 
 

Can someone please advice on a realistic date when this case will be current and if I need to contact USCIS with regards to this Case. 

Thanks. 

Hey All,

I'm Quite curious to know what is really going on with my Brother Case I-130. 

So my father Sponsor my Brother on August 2021 unmarried Son over 21 year using the I-130 petition. 

Current his case says actively being reviewed as on February 2022.

I'm wondering is get a period of time when this will be process since it's already July. 

and not response whether it's approved or not. 

On the Notice of Receipt it say the case is at the California Service Center.

Please assist me in figuring the Time stamp and the waiting period on this Case 

Thanks

6 hours ago, Chancy said:

 

Check the bottom left section of the I-130 receipt.  Does it not list the receiving service center?

 

In any case, the I-130 approval time would just be a small part of the total waiting time.  More significant for F2B would be the visa bulletin -- https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin.html

 

Based on the trend from the visa bulletin, an F2B case from Guyana, with petition filed in Aug 2021, would likely have to wait until after 2028 to get a visa interview.

 

All I got is an IOE Number. 

Hey All, 

My Father (Permanent Resident) Sponsored by Brother in Early August of 2021 - Using the E-file System on USCIS. We received a letter of receipt - providing the Case number ( A LETTER OF ACKNOWLEDMENT) 

My Brother is Unmarried and over 21 - Since we received and E-filing case number there is no way for us the check the processing times.

Can anyone Advise how long this was take for my brother case to be reviewed/Approved. 

Would appreciate the help - At this point We're completely lost on this. 

Hey guys, 

Can you guys please help me out, I'm really confused on the situation of my son's paper, I sponsored him 2021 August, through the Electronic processing online. I have received a letter that USCIS received my payment, but I don't know how long the process time will take for me to receive the approval since, everything was done online.

Can you guys please assist me here and how long this will take. The category visa is F2B. 

Unmarried sons and daughters over 21. 

I would like to know how long the entire process will take. 

Thanks in advance. 

Hey everyone, 

I just filed for my son who is over the age of 21 and I recieved a letter for USCIS acknowledging the Fee Payment. 

I filed for him online, and I'm wondering how long more will I have to wait and what more documents should I be expecting from USCIS. 

Please help. 

Thank you,

Best, 

V. Khelawan 

Hey Guys, Well I have Received My immigrant visa about 2 weeks now, and I have paid my green card fee online. 

I was told my the consulate officer to pay my fees as soon as possible so I did. I'm wondering if my Green card will still be issued although have haven't travel to the USA as yet.  

I need some advice on this. 

Thank you, 

Stay Safe Everyone 

Hey guys, 

I contacted the embassy concerning my additional documents I've submitted and the embassy responded, "we will contact you as soon as the documents have been reviewed."

Its been a while now since the embassy contacted me. 

I'm wondering how long more the embassy will take to reviewed my documents. 

Eagerly waiting on this!

Someone help me out please.

Hey guys . I was interviews since January and was refused a visa and was told to submit addition document which I had in may 22. 

However the consulate was close and the presidential proclamation was in effect. 

I'm wondering how the embassy in guyana starting to resume processing of visa. 

Will our documents be reviewed and whether they will schedule us an appointment early next year??

Any thoughts on this?

Thank you 

Stay safe everyone!

On 7/23/2020 at 12:24 PM, SusieQQQ said:

to repeat:
 

1. You already had your interview. You do not need another interview, you need to submit the documents they asked you for to overcome the refusal

2. Your age is already locked under CSPA (I don’t know at what as I don't know relevant dates, but by definition it must be if you already had an interview). You cannot age out if your age is locked. 
 

 

Thank you so much for your help, 

well I guess soon at the embassy resume its processing they will be able to review are documents and schedule and interview for us. 

 How ever I am aware that the presidential proclamation will affect our case, so hopefully by next year we can get everything right. 

44 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Of course you can contact the embassy, whether or not they do anything is another matter.

But you said you already had an interview so why do you need another one?

We was refused the visa because we were found inadmissible for public charge 212(a)(4). And was told to submit a higher AOS and the DS 5540 form. 

Which we did but unfortunately the embassy was closed and the documents wasnt reviewed.

That's what I'm saying due to the reason that I'll be 21 and there is an exemption for children who will be aging out( that can be consider a national interest) if the embassy can schedule an interview for us as soon as they resume processing. 

Do you think that's a good idea?

Btw thanks for you time. 

16 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

If you’ve already been for an interview your age has been locked at some time in the past under CSPA and you will not age out. But by all means contact the embassy to confirm that. 

Oh okay great. But can I contact the embassy still, if they can schedule and interview for us, since the DOS state that the embassy can schedule an interview before the proclamation ends. 

Hey guys I would like clarity on this, I will be 21 December 2020 and we already went for an interview in January and was told to submit additional documents alone with the DS-5540 form. 

And before out documents can be accepted the president sign the proclamation barring the entry of new immigrants. 

I recently read on the DOS that if a family petition have an dependent who will be aging out can connect the embassy With further information. 

Can you guys help me out, and give some advice whether to email the embassy that I will be aging out and whether we can be exempt from the Visa ban

Attach below is a comment that embassy replied to that is similar to our case. 

On 6/28/2020 at 8:25 PM, SETETA said:

Where did they publish the date august 28? Thanks for your help

Hey they didnt publish any dates.. 

But at the time I posted that information the country was set to reopen fully by August 28. 

But now the information I'm seeing. The embassy start phase one out of 3. 

The embassy released a statement saying they will begin its reopening in 3 phases. Ps. They didnt start phase one as yet.

More likely everything will be back to normal around August 28. 

28 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Ok, so you are category F3, married son/daughter of US citizen? This category has a temporary ban on visa issuance under the presidential proclamation until the end of the year, so the earliest you will get a rescheduled interview is next year. Unfortunately by that stage you will have to redo the medical when you get your rescheduled interview notice. 

Hey. I was interviewed on the 15 of January and was giving a form 221g under INA INA 212a4. 

And was told to submit additional documents. 

And scrolling through uscis and nvc websites I saw this. 👇

Ps. Still waiting for my documents to be reviewed by the embassy. Just wanted to hear your opinion about this. 

Attached is a screenshot. 

12 hours ago, ann2519 said:

Hi did they ask for the tax transcript or did the 1040 form work? 

they want the tax transcript. Not the 1040

1 hour ago, SusieQQQ said:

Plenty of advice was given in the previous thread, from what I recall 

Yeah. 

But now I got these addition info from the embassy 

I attached and image on one or my response. 

Explaining that the consulate will consider a new joint sponsor