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  1. 2, 4 : Per USCIS https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-765instr.pdf : If the card we issued to you contains incorrect information that is not attributed to our error, you must submit a new Form I-765 and filing fee, unless you have a pending Form I-485 and paid the Form I-485 filing fee. If you did not pay the appropriate Form I-485 filing fee because your filing fee was waived or you are exempt from paying it, you must pay the Form I-765 filing fee or request that the filing fee be waived. You must include the card containing the error when you submit the new Form I-765. If the card we issued to you contains incorrect information that is attributed to our error, you do not need to file a new Form I-765 and filing fee. Instead, you must submit a letter explaining the error, along with the card containing the error to the service center or National Benefits Center that approved your last Form I-765. 6. The renewal should be for 2 years, my initial one was for 1 year only. Looks like this is the case.
  2. Congratulations! This thread is producing a lot of good vibes 😎
  3. Thank you. I was just telling another member of this forum the other day about how painful the waiting is..So much stress and uncertainty. Well, we are one step closer than we were yesterday Good news are coming. Wish you all the best!
  4. Hi, I’ve had a pretty tough bona-fide RFE, so I can chime in on that part. What can help is writing a new affidavit that covers your relationship story from the beginning to end by adding more details. Be as descriptive as possible but stay to the point. You can also ask your friends to write affidavits if they have witnessed your relationship. The affidavits must prove that you got married because you loved your spouse and wanted to spend the rest of your lives together. write a separate document explaining 1 by 1 why you don’t have some things that they are asking you for. “We did not have a joint lease because .. We did not have a bank account together because.. xyz “ If you can explain it here, you can explain it to USCIS
  5. I haven’t heard back from them yet. Planning on inquiring again shortly.
  6. Mine took over 4 months. It moved to the local office immediately after a congressional inquiry.
  7. Hi All, I’ve been looking at my FOIA request from some time ago and noticed about 10 blank pages that USCIS concealed from me. I see that they hid some financial records etc, which is understandable, but I cannot figure out what is hiding behind those blank pages. does anyone have a clue?
  8. Very possible that this is indeed an RFE for medicals (and/or sth else, if e.g. you haven’t submitted your birth certificate etc.) Yay! Looks like you are getting close 😁 What’s your FO, if you don’t mind answering?
  9. Totally understandable. And I am very sorry that you’ve had to go through this. Your lawyer will not let the IO dig into your VAWA like that and ask details about abuse. They might ask bona-fide marriage questions, so be mentally prepared. This is the last hard step. After your interview is over, you won’t have to talk about this again.
  10. Yay! I am sincerely happy for you! Your journey is about to be over! Congratulations! ❤️❤️❤️ as for questions about asylum/VAWA, you kind of never know. I’ve asked my lawyer the same question and he stated that it really depends on the IO. Some do and some don’t. Based on experience of ppl who I know, going with the lawyer always works better. So if you have this opportunity, take it without any doubt. Good luck!
  11. USCIS states : You are not required to file the Form I-693 at the same time you file Form I-485. While some applicants intend to bring their completed Form I-693 to their interview, some applications may not require an interview. https://www.uscis.gov/i-693
  12. If you send medicals after submitting your 485 separately, yes, per USCIS, it might delay the process. I don’t know how. USCIS states that it does, though. Maybe, they are having problems with putting all separately-mailed docs together, idk. Maybe it interferes with their setup workflow. Some medical deficiency notices even say DO NOT MAIL THE DOCUMENTS AT THIS TIME : Mailing the documents before receiving one of the notices referenced may delay your case. If you are submitting a 485 after VAWA is approved, attaching medicals to it right away might be beneficial. USCIS has mentioned that on their Twitter a month or two ago (it was a general, not VAWA-related statement, obviously). I did not submit my medical 3 years ago with the 485, because I knew it would expire before USCIS had a chance to get to it.
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