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    Traveling while filing the RoC forms?

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by TnJLetourneau

    You will need the green-card extension letter (I-751 NOA1) when re-entering the USA with expired CR-Green-card.

    His Green Card expires on December 4th, 2009. Our trip is from September 5th - 15th. Will I still need that form? As long as I can prove that we are going through the RoC process?

    The CR-green-card will still be valid when you travel so nothing is needed to show you are processing removal of conditions.

    You do not need to file I-751 exactly at 90 days before expiration, you are required to file within 90 days before, so in your case you can file I-751 after your trip.

    Wonderful! Thank you very much :)

    Traveling while filing the RoC forms?

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    My husband and I have planned a trip back to Montreal Canada to see his parents in September. This is also when his Removal of Conditions forms are due to be sent off. Will his being back in Canada affect anything? Will he have any problems at the border crossings getting into / coming back from Canada?

    We had such a hard time getting him here, we want to make sure we do everything correctly!

    Thanks in advance everyone :)

    Can this affect my husband?

    in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas

    Posted · Edited by TnJLetourneau

    In 2006 I was hospitalized for uterine cancer, and went through chemotherapy. At the time I did not have insurance.

    Now one of the doctors has sent my bill to a lawyer, and is wanting to collect the money I owe him for a past surgery.

    The firm is making payment arrangements for me, because the bill is large.

    I was asked to send in copies of all of the monthly bills my husband and I owe. One of these includes his credit card, which we pay monthly. I sent in the information, and because my doctor knows I'm married, he had to sign the bottom and give his amount of monthly income.

    Because my bill was sent to a lawyer for collection, and my husband's name is on it, could it affect him in anyway as far as immigration is concerned?

    He already has his 2 year greencard, and will be filing for Removal of conditions next year.

    I don't think any of this could affect him, but I just like to be safe about it.

    - Thanks :)

    The little things your husband/wife does

    in Middle East and North Africa

    Posted

    My husband rubs lotion on my huge pregnant belly just about every night. I love that, because my muscles are hurting.

    One thing that he does that annoys me, is he leaves candy wrappers in the cup holder in the car. :blink:

    Can't say that I've ever had him offer me unfinished fruit before though. My husband eats anything that doesn't eat him first, and is usually the one to finish everything before I do. :blush:

    Although, he is scolding me about eating healthier now that I'm carrying our son. I can't complain though. At least I know he cares.

    My husband's Green Card

    in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas

    Posted

    Hey eveyone,

    I'm not really sure if this is the right forum to post this in, as my husband already has his 2 year Green Card. (He got it around December.)

    Here's my question:

    We are wanting to go back to Montreal for a week this coming October. When we filed for my husband's AOS, we only applied for the EAD and not the Travel Authorization. So, now that he has his Green Card, is he able to go back to Montreal for a vacation? Or, do we need the Travel Authorization document?

    We don't want to plan a big trip to see the family, and him not be able to get back home to the States. Especially since our son will be 2 months old at that time. He would be crushed, being seperated from us.

    Thanks for the help :)

    - Jenn

    No AOS Interview?

    in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas

    Posted

    My husband and I got this email Friday:

    and after this email, we got another one that said that the production of his card had been ordered. What's up with the interview? I guess the welcome letter will tell us what to do?

    The last processing action taken on your case Receipt Number: *********

    Application Type: I485 , APPLICATION TO REGISTER PERMANENT RESIDENCE OR TO ADJUST STATUS

    Current Status: Notice mailed welcoming the new permanent resident.

    On December 7, 2007, we mailed you a notice that we had registered this customer's new permanent resident status. Please follow any instructions on the notice. Your new permanent resident card should be mailed within 60 days following this registration or after you complete any ADIT processing referred to in the welcome notice, whichever is later. If you move before you get your new 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)

    Thanks for your help :)

    Applying for my husband's Social Security Card

    in Working & Traveling During US Immigration

    Posted · Edited by TnJLetourneau

    Last week, he got his one year EAD card in the mail, and we went back to re-apply for his SSN. They told us, that they have to send copies of his passport, his I-94, and his EAD card to the Department of Homeland Security because his I-94 is expired, and his visa is expired. (Duh, we knew this) We filed our adjustment of status documents after we were married. (Obviously or he would not have gotten his work authorization.

    The Social Security office told us that they would call us when they found out something from Homeland Security.

    What do we do now? Can he even get a SSN because that office neglected to tell us that he could have had one when we came in and applied the first time? (It just would have been stamped that he was not allowed to work)

    That's BS. The SSA office doesn't have to automaticlly send copies of his EAD card to DHS. His I-94 being expired has no baring on this he's got a valid EAD card. The SSA office is supposed to do an initial verification request and then a secondary electronic request, Then if that comes back that they want to see the documents, the G-845 is sent with copies of the documents to DHS. I would go back and see if the secondary electronic request was made and was the response to that to send copies of the documents. Start yelling for the office manager if the service rep jerks you around.

    BTW Which SSA office was this?

    The one in Forrest City Arkansas. My husband says that they probably don't have a lot of experience with this, because they don't get a lot of immigrants around here. So, they don't know what they're doing. Maybe when they call DHS, they will tell them how to do their job and get his SSN Card.

    I'm just worried that his papers will be sitting on someone's desk for God knows how long...and he's really anxious to start working.

    That's no excuse. They should be made to do their job correctly.

    Exactly. My husband was telling me that earlier. Cool to see someone else that's going to the Memphis office, and a Rush fan to boot! :thumbs:

    Applying for my husband's Social Security Card

    in Working & Traveling During US Immigration

    Posted

    Last week, he got his one year EAD card in the mail, and we went back to re-apply for his SSN. They told us, that they have to send copies of his passport, his I-94, and his EAD card to the Department of Homeland Security because his I-94 is expired, and his visa is expired. (Duh, we knew this) We filed our adjustment of status documents after we were married. (Obviously or he would not have gotten his work authorization.

    The Social Security office told us that they would call us when they found out something from Homeland Security.

    What do we do now? Can he even get a SSN because that office neglected to tell us that he could have had one when we came in and applied the first time? (It just would have been stamped that he was not allowed to work)

    That's BS. The SSA office doesn't have to automaticlly send copies of his EAD card to DHS. His I-94 being expired has no baring on this he's got a valid EAD card. The SSA office is supposed to do an initial verification request and then a secondary electronic request, Then if that comes back that they want to see the documents, the G-845 is sent with copies of the documents to DHS. I would go back and see if the secondary electronic request was made and was the response to that to send copies of the documents. Start yelling for the office manager if the service rep jerks you around.

    BTW Which SSA office was this?

    The one in Forrest City Arkansas. My husband says that they probably don't have a lot of experience with this, because they don't get a lot of immigrants around here. So, they don't know what they're doing. Maybe when they call DHS, they will tell them how to do their job and get his SSN Card.

    I'm just worried that his papers will be sitting on someone's desk for God knows how long...and he's really anxious to start working.

    Applying for my husband's Social Security Card

    in Working & Traveling During US Immigration

    Posted

    A few days after my husband and I were married, we went to my local Social Security office, and applied for his Social Security Card. We were told that he could not apply for a number unless he had a valid reason that he was using the number for something other than obtaining employment.

    We were later informed about the RM 00203.500 form.

    Last week, he got his one year EAD card in the mail, and we went back to re-apply for his SSN. They told us, that they have to send copies of his passport, his I-94, and his EAD card to the Department of Homeland Security because his I-94 is expired, and his visa is expired. (Duh, we knew this) We filed our adjustment of status documents after we were married. (Obviously or he would not have gotten his work authorization.

    The Social Security office told us that they would call us when they found out something from Homeland Security.

    What do we do now? Can he even get a SSN because that office neglected to tell us that he could have had one when we came in and applied the first time? (It just would have been stamped that he was not allowed to work)

    I'm afraid that it's going to be some long drawn out process now...or we will be questioned for not doing the process properly.

    I'm upset. :help:

    Bankruptcy. Will it affect my husband's AOS interview?

    in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas

    Posted · Edited by TnJLetourneau

    About 6 months after my husband and I started dating, I was diagnosed with uterine cancer. At the time, I had no insurance, and so the medical bills racked up. Most of them were written off due to charity and financial aid. However, there are still smaller medical facilities hounding me for their cut of the cheese.

    I have been cancer free for over 2 years now.

    Anyway, my question is, if I file medical bankruptcy to extinguish my remaining medical bills, will that effect my husband's chances of getting approved at his AOS interview because of financial reasons?

    We had my aunt who is a registered nurse, fill out a seperate Affidavit as a joint sponsor. Our annual incomes combined equal about $89,000.

    I just don't want to do anything to jeapordize my future with my husband.

    Also, what happens if you are denied at your AOS interview? :unsure:

    Medical Examination- I-693A

    in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas

    Posted

    Who told you that? There are quite a few people here that file after the 90 days, but they marry within those 90 days. He will technically be "out of status", but just make sure he doesn't leave the country! :)

    You should however file as soon as possible to get it over with though. You have time to get that I-693A done. Have him call the doctor in Canada first thing tomorrow as well as his family doctor for his previous vaccination records if needed. And in the meantime, make a list of all the civil surgeons in your area (there's a link here somewhere for the civil surgeon locator) and call them all. Find out which ones will do JUST the I-693A vaccination supplement and for how much.

    Good luck!

    Thanks! It's nice to know that he will not get deported if we don't have the packet in on time. That's what we were worried about. It seems like no matter how much research I've done, I always find something at the last minute that brings about a delay. :wacko:

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