Narry4u

you have more evidence than me. This case will be approved!

3 minutes ago, kvito28 said:

Congrats! Which office?

San Francisco 🙂 with a hostile spouse. DO NOT HAVE TO STAY IN UNHAPPY MARRIAGE. JUST FILE DIVORCE. USCIS WILL RESPECT YOU FOR THE COURAGE

My Timeline

1)08/2016 Met USC via online dating. Introduced to her family in October. She has been divorced previously to a immigrant & successfully sponsored GC.

2)01/2017 moved with her (official Joint Lease)

3)08/2017 moved out as my parents coming, bought a house alone.

4)02/2018 USC moves in with me. 

5)07/18 Marriage with parents flying to attend the marriage.

6)08/2018 Filed I-130 & 485  . With USC's weak financial background and inconsistent job. I pay for my attorney Fees. Also 864 form is filled by my friend.

7)08/2018 Received receipt for I-130 & I-485. Biometrics complete in 08/2018(Chicago).

8)11/2018 Both Move to California(Joint lease). EAD arrives. 

9)02/2019 Interview scheduled in Chicago  even Attorney requested to transfer. Conditional Green card approved in 10 minutes without Attorney present.

10)08/2019Marital Problems begin. Giving a police threat Angry USC abandons the beneficiary in 08/2019 with unfinished lease, credit card debt and no job. Denies marital counselling.

11)09/2019 Hires a top immigration attorney. Recommends filing divorce if no hope.

12)11/2019 With no hope of reconciliation & communication Beneficiary files divorce. USC makes it difficult by not responding. USC calls random Immigration attorneys probably to complain about immigrant.

13)07/2020 Divorce Finalized after lots of drama. 

14)10/2020 I-751 waiver filed in California. Joint (Insurances, Credit card statements, lease, Auto loan, Pictures, 2018 Tax ) Text messages, DL showing same address,  Stress Therapy,  USPS informed delivery, NO JOINT BANK STATEMENTS.

15) 07/2022 Interview Scheduled, attended with Attorney. GC approved in 20 minutes by officer.

On 5/29/2020 at 11:58 AM, DoodlesLife said:

"Sometimes it was especially hard when I had issues finding a job" 

Dose that mean you could not convince your continued legal status to employers??

Filing second time, What needs to be changed in I-751 package?

Can you just send the old one?

On 4/15/2020 at 7:11 PM, mindthegap said:

I’m seriously thinking about it. 

 

I-9 is a whole separate thing. Many places shouldn’t even be reverifying but they still do. 

 

The I-551 stamp is one of the documents on the list of acceptable documents for I-9 verification.
However, many HR departments don’t have a clue, and the stamp with an expiration date confuses them further and they start demanding a card which you don’t have (btw, it is illegal for the employer to specify which documents should be presented). 
By far the easiest way is if you have a valid drivers license and an unrestricted social security card (not stamped with a no work restriction), then those two documents alone will suffice for I-9 verification.  

1. Can you become a citizen even though Divorce waiver is still pending? Any examples(success stories) from the past?

2. My wife might have approached USCIS & tried to sabotage my case. Can i do something about it?

3. My SSn says work restricted. How can i obtain the unlimited one?

4. You say you going through hell. In what sense? specially if you could travel & work.

5. I was on H1b and i still have 1 year remaining on CPR. Will it make sense to switch back to h1b?

6. Any benefit of getting married.Read this

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/immigration/article237702189.html

My Spouse abandoned me when she realised i dont have job lined up & left while i was at work. i waited for 2 months as She ghosted completely with no communication, I asked her if she needed divorce sending an email, she did not give me clear answer. She started treating like a slave after condional. On 70th day of separation i filed divorce as i live in california. This pissed her off and i am sure she called or wrote to USCIS. 

Started dating  in 2016(while on h1b)

Married in 2018

Got Conditional after 8 months of marriage

Separated after 14 months of marriage(6 months after conditional).

I am this country since 2005(came on f1 to h1 to f1 to h1 to conditional) with a very clean record. 

While interviewing for I 485, they did not give me trouble(probably had my entire immigration).

Hope they will allow my I 751 divorce waiver to approve!

On 4/13/2020 at 4:57 PM, mindthegap said:

Infopass. Will be issued for twelve months. You can obtain a new one near expiry.

 

Despite what the denial letter says, you remain a LPR - with all rights and privileges of that - until a final order of removal by an immigration judge.

This includes travel, but do not leave until you have the stamp. Expect a visit to secondary to verify each and every time you return to the US, which should take just a couple of minutes. 

 

Shouldn't be an issue. Clarified in Genco Opinion 96-12 and various other caselaw.

 

 

You should be given a pHD in Immigration Law! 

Do you even have to keep informing your employer about Stamps additions?

• How do you get temporary i551 stamps once you have received an NTA and the court date is years from the notice date? Any official USCIS guidance or law
• What happens to your conditional resident status, are you able to work at least if not travel outside the country? How are you supposed to survive?
• How difficult is it to get the i551 stamps while waiting for immigration court hearings? Any law that can be showed to USCIS agents if they refuse to provide a stamp?

On 6/19/2018 at 10:34 AM, mindthegap said:

I was expecting to read an actual horror story....you attempted to submit before expiry time but a document was missing, and that would not be a reason for rejection under the good cause for filing late criteria when resubmitted.

It happens, they will process it when received, and you will receive the receipt and subsequent biometrics before the lengthy ~ 18 month wait.

 

Not that it is a competition (or one that I would want to win) but I think mine definitely qualifies as an actual ongoing horror story.

Hey! Is it true that even after I 751 denial,  you can keep working & travelling by filing a new I 751? Getting a temporary stamp I-551?

Can you keep working for the time "between I 751 denial and filing new I 751 and getting receipt"? Do you have to tell employer?

How long it takes to get I551 stamp once you have receipt?

Regards