Txr12

if you're married and your husband is a US citizen/resident it's better to file under AOS. I'm not sure what made them deny you're DACA so you'll probably want to get legal advice from a different attorney. I wouldn't trust the one you last used. Good luck!

I'm not sure how long you've been married but we had to provide full bank statements since we were married. They will also ask for a lease agreement with both names if you do not own your home yet. Don't be nervous! Also, the attorney is not needed for the interview.  We didn't hire one and didn't have any issues. 

4 hours ago, clemesse said:

RFE was for new medical as the one I had on file was expired.

I submitted a service request for it and just got a reply:

"On March 1, 2017, your inquiry about why your case is taking longer than our processing time, referral number SR******, was assigned to an officer for response."

I checked my email and here is their response. 

"USCIS has reviewed your Service Request.  According to USCIS records, you contacted USCIS concerning the status of your I485 application. Our system shows that your application is currently pending Immigration Service Officer action or decision. At this time, we anticipate you should receive a decision or other notice from USCIS within 60 to 90 days of this notice.  Please be advised that posted processing times are goals based on Field Office averages. These goals are subject to change and can vary from office to office.  We apologize for any inconvenience caused by delays in processing."

 It has been 70 days today since we submitted their additional request for evidence and now we have to wait an additional 60-90 days for a decision.  

I just want to cry. 
 

On 2/25/2017 at 0:55 PM, clemesse said:

we got an RFE after our interview in December. they received the RFE Dec 27. Nothing since then. Interview was in houston which I understand is very slow

What was your RFE for? 

Houston here too.  Praying we hear something soon. The long wait is excruciating!   I emailed my senator but haven't heard anything back. Not even an email. 

Hi, We filed 12/2015 and had our interview 12/2016. However, they requested additional evidence ( bank statements from 2012-2014). We sent it a few days later and have not received anything since. I submitted a service request but nothing. At this point we want to contact our senator but I have a question for those of you who have done this before.

Who should sign the form? The petitioner or the beneficiary since the information that will be filled out on the form is the beneficiaries? (DOB/A reg#)

We just want to make sure we fill it out correctly. 

Hi, We filed Nov 2015 and went to our interview Dec 2016 but no decision was made and we were given an RFE.  We replied to it and sent additional bank statements (all the way back from 2012) 12/21. The system shows they received our RFE evidence but no updates since. I submitted a service request but still  no change. 

At this point we are looking to contact our senator but I have a question about filling out the form. Should the beneficiary or the petitioner sign it since the registration number that will be on the form is suppose to be the beneficiaries? 

I just want to make sure we are doing it correctly.

Thank you in advance.