Scazy
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Hi, I’m asking on behalf of my co worker who’s going to file I 751 next month. Prior filing for AOS he’s been arrested for a crime involving moral turpitude but case was Nolle Pross (not prosecuted) without any admission of a guilt. He submitted petition for AOS with a lawyer and approved without any issues. Now it’s time to file i751 and lawyer just quoted him 3k. He believes he can easily submit petition and evidences himself, however uncertain if his past record would affect it. He has a certified court disposition with Nolle pros. In my opinion, since all information regarding arrest and outcome was submitted during AOS and approved ( and confirmed by the lawyer that would not cause an issue at that stage), chances are he’s good to file himself I 751 and submitting a disposition with a petition, but I have a very little knowledge on this matter so figured I’ll ask here for other options.
Thank you
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Haven’t seen any updates since past week
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11 minutes ago, Family👨👩👧👦 said:
Maybe because I filed with a waiver. I’m no longer with my ex coz its too stressfull to stay in a rocky relationship.
Well congratulations anyways, you’ll be done with all that in a month!
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16 minutes ago, Family👨👩👧👦 said:
I filed mine last Dec 2, 2016 and my interview is on July 20,2018.
Is there anything complicated in your petition that might have triggered the interview or it’s rather just a random selection?
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1 hour ago, Family👨👩👧👦 said:
I recieved a letter from USCIS yesterday and Its an interview. Weeew! Who else had an interview for ROC before? P
You are December filler correct?
When is your interview scheduled for?
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7 hours ago, Jameson78 said:
Right, well same deal applies regardless of gender, lol. Yes, it would be good to at least consult a lawyer, so your options are laid out clearly. Price is the best indicator of quality, as well as law school attended. Your best bet would be to hang tight, and you'll likely be approved without an interview like 90% of people are, assuming you had a good evidence packet. If you do get an interview, then just inform them of the situation, ask to convert to a waiver, and have a lawyer intercede. Then, present the divorce decree, and they'll adjudicate on the basis of the good faith documents you submitted. You'll be fine. I'd certainly recommend the consultation, however.
Regards,
I wonder what are the chances that during the interview adjudicator refuse to convert to waiver and simply deny petiotion for “no show”? Or that is not likely? Then other way would be to re file with a waiver or present the case in front of the judge?
My friend is going through the same exact situation and it’s crazy how often we see such threads here now when ROC is talking up to 20 months...
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1 minute ago, crazypharmtech said:
We have lived at 3 different addresses since we got married....should I send all 3 leases?
Definitely, ALL rental history during the marriage. And quarterly bills from FPL for such addresses with both of your names on it ( if applicable)
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Your lease is covering the period of the whole duration of the marriage?
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On 6/4/2018 at 8:23 AM, Natonstan said:
New week, let's see how many approvals we see
Hi, is there any movement at Facebook group? I don’t use it so can’t see myself. Seems so quite in here..
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9 hours ago, FEODORA said:
ok weird and worried...seems something so odd!
I received today a RFE notice
its just kind a photocopy they say they didnt have enough evidence...??? I am whaaaaat?
I sent bills bank statements title of house health insurance car loans titles drivers licenses will, taxes, and affidavits ...I am too old to have kids I am astonished. My husband is just scraching his head.
by the way on internet there is nothing ...zero! no e mail no updates on uscis page only
Case History
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05/29/2018
On May 29, 2018, your general inquiry, referral number WKD++++++CSC, was assigned to an officer for response.
someone with this?
Hi, is there any suggestions of what they would like to see in RFE? Usually they outline something related to your case. I believe it’s starts with a list of what you sent and then suggestion what else you can send to establish a good faith.
i think you can just send updated versions of documents you already provided and in case if you don’t have something they asking, write an explanation why you not able to provide it.
Seems like you filed a service request?
Call and request to talk to Tier 2 officer for explanation
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12 hours ago, aneeth said:
Hello Guys,
Need some advice here pls,
I have filed I-751 ( jointly ) and now getting a divorce because i found that my wife is cheating on me and i have proofs (pictures & Text Messages).
We have filed for divorce and should be completed in next 30 days.
I have consulted a Attorney and he said i can refile the case on the basis of good faith marriage and then wait for what USCIS will do.
To prove good faith i have 1. Joint Car Titles, Utility Bills, Joint Credit Card, Health insurance(medical, dental Vision), Joint Bank account and 2018 Joint Taxes.
My question is " Should i add the pictures and text messages when re-filing the case?" or just use the proofs what i have for good faith marriage and file then wait for USCIS to decide.
Any help or advice is highly appreciated.
This thread might be very helpful for you
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1 hour ago, NeyNey876 said:
Are there any recent approvals that had the March glitch "transferred to local office???"
It seems like we are the ones left waiting for approvals
I see Feb 26 and March “local office” transfers are waiting, but the ones who’s got approved also had the same statuses prior approval, so I don’t think it’s connected. It’s just might be that December cases are sitting at the desks with no particular order waiting to get reviewed, I can’t find any better explanation than this..
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30 minutes ago, ApplyingforN400 said:
Didnt you say you applied for the N400? no NBC transfer will be getting approval through CSC it seems like. Different time line if you were transferred to NBC.
Oh no, I have not applied for n 400
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I belive approvals are totally random in terms of case numbers. For example, I see tons of approvals on 30 May and it’s all over - some at the begging of the month, some is at the middle and up. I must say I got really anxious seeing approvals / RFEs wrapped around my case yet no movement in mine, then I discovered there is tons of cases from the first week of December are still untouched as well. I kind of wish I never got a case app at the first place as it gives me anxiety. Let’s pray and hope we all get good news soon.
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1 hour ago, mycase17 said:
Hey guys,
I received Card Produced Status on regular uscis.gov yesterday but when I check uscisdhs.gov it still says 'Case Received'. I would think uscis dhs gov would update first and I'm using the case number from my bio-metrics. And on the case history, it says they received my case on 5/29..
Has anyone seen this pattern? I really hope this is not another glitch, getting sick of USCIS..
Finally! Very happy for you!!! Congratulations! And thank you for keeping up with the chart at Nov and Dec threads!
Btw, what’s your letter you mentioned earlier said?
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46 minutes ago, FEODORA said:
wondering if I sent to N400 right now I will be approved both same time or delay the I751
I would not reccomend sending n 400 now, we are almost there, just be patient!
2 hours ago, silverjetplane said:Approval notice received! (must have been delivered Saturday) I will update the list in a bit.
Congratulations!
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3 hours ago, rs2712 said:
Hey Guys, please help with the confusion.
I got emails and updates on 9th May that files is moved to another office. Then on 10th May new office have jurisdiction over my case.
and online update says they have sent a letter explaining why they moved but I haven’t received that letter.
Today I check status on automated phone line it is saying my file is moved to Laguna Niguel. Well this is the place I filed it. It could be moved moved from one floor to another.
but around May 14th I went for my infopass for getting I-551 stamp and IO told me after looking at notes that it has been moved to Nebraska.
I am really confused at this point where exactly file is. Initially I was happy learning that it moved to Nebraska. But after not getting any letter yet and automated system telling me it is in laguna Niguel it confuses again.
really fed up with this up and down emotional and bumpy ride. Please help if someone had similar experience or if May 9th update filers got their letter confirming case transferred.
Thanks in advance!
Hi, I read here situations exactly like yours so you definitely not alone and it’s indeed confusing. I also saw case approved at interview yet still “transferred to Laguna Nigel” after.. I would call and request to talk to Tier 2 officer to see location of your file. Other than that, i guess where is not much options but wait a physical letter in a mail or hopefully approval notice.
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13 minutes ago, caem said:
I use this useful website for time/date calculations:
https://www.timeanddate.com/date/durationresult.html?m1=11&d1=22&y1=2016&m2=05&d2=19&y2=2018
Result: 543 days
It is 543 days from the start date to the end date, but not including the end date
Or 1 year, 5 months, 27 days excluding the end date
Amazing, thanks a lot! And congratulations again
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53 minutes ago, caem said:
The my.uscis.gov was updated and now says New Card Is Being Produced.
I'm WAC17056. Did not apply to N-400. From NOA-1 date to Approval took slightly less than 18 months.
Congratulations! I’m confused though. If you November 2016 fillers and just got approved ( in May) that makes it 16 months, no?
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4 minutes ago, shradhak said:
Thank you for that explanation it is very helpful. We have a lot of large financial transactions between my husband and I so we can include that in our packet. Appreciate your help.
So you Golden then! Put it all together, explain missed parts and you’ll be good!
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9 minutes ago, MHZ said:
Life insurance is like #1 proof. Medical and taxes come as #2. Joint accounts come as #3. Proof of transactions between individual accounts are #4.
Well, I probably underestimste life insurance because honestly everyone can get it and cancel next day. While 2 years of joint savings and checking account is a pretty heavy financial commitment and even not all genuine couples have it in place and active. So to me, a significant amount on savings and active checking is much more of a proof rather than insurance that can be cancelled any second. Same goes to heath insurance. It’s a great pieces of evidences, but I would not put it in the first place.
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6 minutes ago, shradhak said:
Lol now I feel stupid. You are right - they do pay a lot of attention to joint financial documents. We do not have a joint bank account but my husband will add my name to his account so we can send them a joint statement.
We do have tax return transcripts from the IRS that we plan on submitting. No car (we live in manhattan) or life insurance.
My mother in law and I jointly own the condo but the mortgage is in my husband's name so I guess that is some evidence too.
RFE letter says: Children as a result of marriage (birth certificates etc which are not applicable for us),leases showing occupancy (which we already sent),driving license (which we are planning on sending),property, life or health insurance docs (already sent). affidavits (which we already sent but will send some more) and of course joint bank accounts.
Well, your lawyer should have advised you to be added on joint account the day you had a consultation. Im not sure if that would make a significant difference to be added now and send just 1 statement because it’s obviously happened due to RFE, but probably won’t hurt neither.
You need to write a good cover letter explaining what you have / don’t have.
For example that you not planning / or planning later to have a kids, all your living situation since marriage with leases covering all these years, sending insurance cards with the same number and pages where you listed as each other’s beneficiary and indicating ongoing joint coverage, IRS transcripts (!) not just W2 or 1099 but an actual IRS transcripts and account summaries from the IRS (can order online or in person) for past years, and a good explanation why you guys don’t have a joint account and how you guys share financial matters in your family - who pays rent, groceries, where your salary’s deposited, etc etc.
it’s ok not to have it, but you need to explain in your cover letter why so and how guys go about it.
After you do that and USICS have a full picture, next thing you’ll see is approval.
Lawyer up for a case involving a criminal record?
in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
Posted · Edited by Scazy
Thank you!So you think just a final disposition of the record would be sufficient?