I guess it's been longer since my last visit than I thought... it's so very different! I hope everyone is getting good news on their individual cases. I may not be online much these days but you guys are always in my prayers.
Well, I need help. On June 26, 2007, our petition ( I-130) was called back to the CSC for further review (My husband, Usman, is in Kohat, Pakistan). for almost exactly 2 years absolutely nothing has happened on our case ... not even my congressman's office could get anything other than the basic "we'll get to it when we get to it" verbage.
On June 9th, 2009 they issued a notice of Intent to Revoke, giving me 30 days to submit my response. On June 18th I received a second notice, exactly like the first one but giving the due date of July 18th. Online and by phone status still make no mention of this notice being issued. Our case has had one issue after another (it was "lost" and I was informed that "technically" the USCIS didn't HAVE to process my petition at all due to a law that President Clinton passed - It was miraculously found and processed when I said I would get my congressman to inquire on the validity of that law) - Anyway.... aside from getting 2 of these notices with differing dates, there are several other problems with the reasons for their decision. It states the petition was filed by Hildegarde Chapparo on 02/24/06 - I do not know her and that is 4 months before we were even married!! They have misstated how we met and how long we knew each other before we decided to get married (they say we chatted a few months but I think nearly 2 years is a bit more than "a few months" ) They state our wedding date as 06/26/06 when we were married on 06/06/06. They go further to say that I could not describe how I met my husband or provide proof of personal correspondence -- uh, no one ever asked me anything but I do have several letters that I sent to them while trying to find out where our petition was and why it was taking so long and each one has a very detailed description of how we met and how we communicate. Of course they also include the normal things like it's not normal for a Pakistani male to marry outside his culture, family circle, religion and language ... our wedding was not big enough and it was just family... he didn't know every detail about every family member of mine.
My question is, how much worse is it that I got an intent to revoke rather than intent to deny and does anyone have any suggestions or advice? This whole thing has been so stressful and I really do not want to screw up. Usman is finding it hard to be positive and thinks that this is a final decision. My family takes this as a personal affront and have written personal letters they want me to submit with my response. I am trying to be positive and thinking if I am convincing that we still have a chance.
I would greatly appreciate any and all input on this. My mind is a jumble and it would help me so much.
I've gotta get back in here and figure out how to navigate this site again. lol. Wishing everyone the best.
Notice of Intent to Revoke - got 2 of them
in Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)
Posted
Hey all,
I guess it's been longer since my last visit than I thought... it's so very different! I hope everyone is getting good news on their individual cases. I may not be online much these days but you guys are always in my prayers.
Well, I need help. On June 26, 2007, our petition ( I-130) was called back to the CSC for further review (My husband, Usman, is in Kohat, Pakistan). for almost exactly 2 years absolutely nothing has happened on our case ... not even my congressman's office could get anything other than the basic "we'll get to it when we get to it" verbage.
On June 9th, 2009 they issued a notice of Intent to Revoke, giving me 30 days to submit my response. On June 18th I received a second notice, exactly like the first one but giving the due date of July 18th. Online and by phone status still make no mention of this notice being issued. Our case has had one issue after another (it was "lost" and I was informed that "technically" the USCIS didn't HAVE to process my petition at all due to a law that President Clinton passed - It was miraculously found and processed when I said I would get my congressman to inquire on the validity of that law) - Anyway.... aside from getting 2 of these notices with differing dates, there are several other problems with the reasons for their decision. It states the petition was filed by Hildegarde Chapparo on 02/24/06 - I do not know her and that is 4 months before we were even married!! They have misstated how we met and how long we knew each other before we decided to get married (they say we chatted a few months but I think nearly 2 years is a bit more than "a few months" ) They state our wedding date as 06/26/06 when we were married on 06/06/06. They go further to say that I could not describe how I met my husband or provide proof of personal correspondence -- uh, no one ever asked me anything but I do have several letters that I sent to them while trying to find out where our petition was and why it was taking so long and each one has a very detailed description of how we met and how we communicate. Of course they also include the normal things like it's not normal for a Pakistani male to marry outside his culture, family circle, religion and language ... our wedding was not big enough and it was just family... he didn't know every detail about every family member of mine.
My question is, how much worse is it that I got an intent to revoke rather than intent to deny and does anyone have any suggestions or advice? This whole thing has been so stressful and I really do not want to screw up. Usman is finding it hard to be positive and thinks that this is a final decision. My family takes this as a personal affront and have written personal letters they want me to submit with my response. I am trying to be positive and thinking if I am convincing that we still have a chance.
I would greatly appreciate any and all input on this. My mind is a jumble and it would help me so much.
I've gotta get back in here and figure out how to navigate this site again. lol. Wishing everyone the best.
Saba