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    Biometrics for I-90

    in US Citizenship General Discussion

    Posted

    I just got the biometric appointment notice to replace green card (have to change my name because of divorce), the date of the appointment is on Friday. I can go there only on Saturday. There's a section for "REQUEST FOR RESCHEDULING" as I expected but there's no choice for Wed morning/Sat afternoon like I-751 Biometric appointment notice had. There's only a check box to ask to reschedule BY them. I know the office opens for biometric appointments from Tue through Sat. Do you know how many times I can reschedule the appointment or can I send/inculde a note that I can go there only on Sat? I am bit confused since it's not like I-751 one that I had a choice. Thanks.

    Mistook on I-90

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

    Posted

    I caught an error on our recent N-400 after submitting it, I just sent in a corrected signed copy with a letter of explanation and an apology, no problem when my wife went in for her interview, they acknowledged the receipt of the new application and all went fine.

    We never had to show any evidence of my wife's parents names, never came to the USA, and were never citizens here, both my parents are dead and I don't have anything to prove that either, I do not feel they will make an issue out of that.

    Thanks for information, unfortunately it says "DO NOT send written correspondence regarding changes." so I guess I have to wait until the biometrics appointment. Do you think I need to get notarized that I translated my birth certificate too (since it's in foreign language)?

    Mistook on I-90

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

    Posted

    I just did the E-filing I-90 to restore my maiden name on green card due to divorce. After I submitted and printed out I realized I made a mistake that I typed my mother's maiden name where I was supposed to type her first name.

    It says "If it is necessary to change any info on your submitted I-90 application, please bring evidence to support the change with you to biometrics appointment." However, I have no idea what kind of documentations I can prove my mother's name since she doesn't live here and lives back in my home country. Any suggestions? Please help...

    Alien divorce USC

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

    Posted · Edited by Megumi

    On the other hand, it's the USC who has the most to lose if things don't work out...seems to me almost universal that the great majority of costs and expenses are borne by the USC...the USC stands to be subject to support costs if things don't work out...the USC can't just toss everything and move home...the USC has got to support the ex if things don't work out. Bitter? Nah. Realistic.

    I don't understand why you think this way. I am way richer than USC husband and I've paid all expenses for visa and other stuff. Why do you think all immigrants are very poor and can't even support ourselves? Biased?

    You don't even know how much U.S is charging to immigrants to get through from fiance visa to greencard to get a citizenship. What U.S is charging us is beyond ridiculous and no way in million years my home country charges that much fee on immigrants/foreigners.

    Whatever you say, United States Immigration Law lets immigrants to remove conditions IF they see immigrants had been in a faithful marriage. And THEY DO APPROVE those people to stay in United States even after divorce, so if you can't accept that fact, just fight against that law of United States to change.

    PS You mentioned you've been to other countries for religious mission. Doesn't your religion tell you to open arms to other people? Or does it tell you to be biased on foreigners lol

    Name Change on GC

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

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    I am a 10 yrs GC holder and recently divorced. I need to request the name change on GC/SSN and stuff but the divorce decree doesn't say my name is changed at all even though I requested it to the court (in Colorado). Does it have to do with me being a foreigner, and had had my married name since I arrived in United States? I thought they'd look up the marriage license record or whatever showing my maiden name... but I guess they just looked SSN up only? The court didn't mention anything about the name change requests I filled it out on several documents of divorce, ended up receiving the decree saying my married name still. I am in a different state and totally lost what to do since I want to change my name back so bad and restore my maiden name in my home country record stuff too... I am sorry my point is scattered around but hope anybody would give me some advice, thanks.

    change of my name

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

    Posted

    Hi all, I am a permanent resident (10 year), and under the process of divorcing.

    After the divorce will be finalized, I am planning to visit my home country.

    However, I am asking to the court to change/restore my maiden name.

    Then, my question is,

    can I still go through immigration and stuff fine with my old name (married name) on my passport and greencard.

    Or I need to change them all before I leave this country?

    To file I-90 (renew GC), it seems they are still processing Nov, 2006 cases (NSC), (plus it costs $370 now!!).

    I can't wait that long to get a new card before I go back to my country.

    Is there anything I can get or what do I need to do?

    Thanks.

    Divorce after getting 10 yr GC

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

    Posted

    I flied for removing conditions a year ago and got approved like 3-4 months ago. Now I have 10 years permanet GC in my hand but I found out my husband is cheating and he wants a divorce with me. It's been only 3-4 months after I got 10 years one. I am so confused and in huge panic. Please give me advices. My concerns might be very stupid but I am in panic and lost!

    1. Would I be able to remain in United States?

    2. Would USCIS remove/get rid of my permanent residency from me?

    3. Do I need to report to USCIS after divoce is finalized? How and what (If anyone knows)?

    4. Can I get remarried in further future if I wanted to?

    5. Does this affect to renew this GC next 10 years?

    FINALLY APPROVED

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by Megumi

    I finally got approved, I thought I was still dreaming this morning when I saw the e-mail from CRIS. I am not going to join the final round (citizenship) because my home country doesn't allow double citizenship, so my journy is done here. Good luck to everybody especially people who are using NSC and submitted in 2006. Thank you thank you to everybody who helped me out for almost nine months. It was super frustrating but it was nice to meet people here from all over the world :D !!!

    *** DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS E-MAIL ***

    The last processing action taken on your case

    Application Type: CRI89 , PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS OF PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS RECEIVED

    Current Status: Card production ordered. On June 28, 2007, we ordered production of your new card. Please allow 30 days for your card to be mailed to you. If we need something from you we will contact you. If you move before you receive the card, call customer service. You can also receive automatic e-mail updates as we process your case. Just follow the link below to register.

    If you have questions or concerns about your application or the case status results listed above, or if you have not received a decision from USCIS within the current processing time listed*, please contact USCIS Customer Service at (800) 375-5283.

    *Current processing times can be found on the USCIS website at www.uscis.gov under Case Status and Processing Dates.*** Please do not respond to this e-mail message.

    Sincerely, The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

    I-751 missing from service center processing list

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    Notice: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has improved the reporting procedure for processing times of immigration benefit applications. In the past, USCIS benefit processing reports indicated the specific type of applications or petitions that were being processed and the date the cases were received. However, the date the case was received did not provide a clear indication of when USCIS expected to complete the case, nor did it provide a clear indication of USCIS’ commitment to process cases within a certain cycle time. It also did not align with the processing times and cycle times the agency reports in other contexts.

    This improved reporting procedure is an effort to give our customers more accurate information that better reflects current processing time and USCIS service level commitments. Effective immediately, when we are completing applications and petitions within our service level goals we will report that as the processing time. For example, when our service level goal is to process a particular kind of case within six months, and if our processing time is six months or less, we will show a date consistent with our service level goal because that reflects our commitment.

    When we are not meeting our service level goal, the date posted will reflect the filing date of cases that are being completed. It should be noted that while in some instances reported processing dates may appear to have regressed due to this change, they do not reflect a lengthening of USCIS processing times, but simply the change in reporting. Our goal is to provide accurate projections and thus give customers clear expectations as to what they can expect as a processing time.

    There are several important exceptions to the processing times shown below:

    Case processing will be delayed if we must ask you for more evidence or information.

    If we ask for missing required initial evidence, count the processing time from when we receive that missing evidence.

    The case processing timeframe will start over if a customer doesn't appear for an interview or asks that it be rescheduled.

    This explanation really makes me confused. Even to native English speakers I showed, they were confused. Honestly it looks to me this is written to be utterly confusing to people, its saying nothing new that I can see, just stuff to confuse, I feel bad for foreign people trying to read this and understand fully, I barely could... or it's just only me who is confusing!!

    NEW DATES ARE OUT

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    >TruLoveFound

    I am on the same boat you are on! I really feel the same what you are feeling right now. I have been waiting since November 9th 2006. I was getting on the verge of being accepted but now this. I am so pissed and getting more more and more frustrated to USCIS. I really want to go back to my home country that I haven't for a long time. But I can't because I am almost getting there and I have no idea I will be chosen for inteview or not.

    ANY APROVAL JUN 2006 AT NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    Ohh I didn't know it said so on yours, they received I-751 on March 15th, it sucks and I don't know why it doesn't say "June 2006" when you really sent them to NSC. Seems like they consider they received your documents way after you submitted, it's strange. Because I did Biometrics in Dec, but mine said "On November 9, 2006, we received this CRI89 PETITION TO....." which is exactly when they received, you know. But no worries, I will let you know when my status changes too!

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