hi how r u,,no she's a u.c citizen ,,i mean come on,,,she have a u.s passport ,she got one in case if they ask her at the boarder when she come to visit me,,and we send a copy of her citizen to thoes idiots when they reques it back then,,and on the i-130 i never said i was deported,,ther is a question says,,have u ever been in immigration proceeding?and i said yes,,but nothing about deportation,,my case was dismessed and i have a prove from the ij,no i never missed a court or nothing,,my previous lawyer file for (FOIA)and he have all my copies back then and there is nothing ,,,he said there is nothing at all anyway,,just my previous marriage documents and thats all,,i even mention it before,,the immigration judge said my records are blank pages,,
...................................................................................................................................... impossibility is a word found only in the dictionary of fools
Your pages were blank then.. this is 1 year later and some. order could have been issued and acted on in that period of time.
FIND OUT ASAP!
Good the lawyer has evidences sent with the original 751. good
Ask your wife does she have a naturalization certificate? She must have this if she has passport. and did she send copy of it to uscis with the request for more information?
did you explain on the i130 the reason for immigration proceeding was for a claim for false citizenship and the outcome of the hearing was dismissed for unfounded. enclosed copy of dismissal from immigration judge/court?
yes she have a naturalization certificare ,,and yes we id send a copy of it to the uscis,,,no i didnt explain anything,,i just said yes i was in immigration proceeding but i didnt explain anything ,,and i didnt include a copy of the dismissal from the ij,
...................................................................................................................................... impossibility is a word found only in the dictionary of fools
lol,,ok i will and hopfully i wont get my self in trouble,,i mean if i say iam in the u.s ,and i gived them my A# or the na e,,ther going to c that i have a denied i-130 and i dont have status since then?so what if he ask me what is ur status?what should i say?
...................................................................................................................................... impossibility is a word found only in the dictionary of fools
You didnt have a status since before you filed the i-130.
YOu arethe one calling to ask them what your status is. give them your name and a#. when asked about address.. give your wifes address which should have been the address used on the applications in the first place.
this is what you are calling about to find out if your were called for immigration court and deported in abstencia (for not being in court/by default)
ok ,,i did call the congress office and i spoke to the lady who always helped me and she made few calls and 2 hours later she called my cellphone and she left mea msg,,and she said that she called her immigration contacr and he told her that i was never called for any court or orderd to leave the country or anything?and she even said that he did request my file from the national record center few weeks ago when i called them to help me with the i-130 and he said that the goverment doesn't have any grounds againts me??????????????????????and she mention that he also said that he can c that my case was dismessed ?so whats that about?this is exactly what she said?and how come her contact can c that i wasn't deported or anything,,but the ppl in the local office denied my i-130?whats going on?is this is good news or bad or what?iam just going crazy?
...................................................................................................................................... impossibility is a word found only in the dictionary of fools
...................................................................................................................................... impossibility is a word found only in the dictionary of fools
hello ,,by the way,,where r u from?ok did u checked out that visa thing ?it says in there that u can get ur status back?well no she didnt mention anything about the status,,all she said that they dont have anything they can use againts me
...................................................................................................................................... impossibility is a word found only in the dictionary of fools
Found this, pananma.. who are under differnt criteria, but perhaps it can relate to your situation I will look up details under familycode
April 2006
Questions "I think I am a legal permanent resident, but I have been out of the United States for one year or longer. I want to return to live in the United States. What do I do?"
It is possible that you may qualify for returning resident status. Returning resident status is for an alien who meets the following requirements:
was a lawfully admitted permanent resident of the United States at the time of departure;
at the time of departure, had the intention of returning to the United States;
while residing abroad, did not abandon the intention of returning to the United States; and
is returning from a temporary residence abroad; or if the stay was protracted, this was caused by reasons beyond his or her control.
To apply for returning resident status, you must call our Visa Information Center to make an appointment with the Immigrant Visa Unit and explain your situation to a consular officer.
Please see 9 FAM 42.22 for more information concerning returning resident policy.
wow ,,this sounds great,,and u dont have to deal with the processing times with the uscis...wow,,i never hearedof this before,,and i guess its even better than the 751 waiver,,i will call,,but what if they say no status?
...................................................................................................................................... impossibility is a word found only in the dictionary of fools
this will only let you get back into the country. You will have to do the necessary things to get yourself back into legal status.
Technically you are out of status because your joint 751 was denied. only way to be legal again is to file the waiver 751 based on bonafide marriage to first wife.
thank you,,,but if that thing will get me back for sure why not,,i will at the same time and c which one will get me back first,,hmmmm,how come no attorney ever mention this return status?no one ,,i talked maybe to a 100 lawyers since i entered mexico and no one ever mention this to me
...................................................................................................................................... impossibility is a word found only in the dictionary of fools
Family Based Green Card Petition to Remove Conditions on Permanent Residence Based on Marriage   You will get conditional permanent residence valid for 2 years if it is based on a marriage that was less than 2 years old on the day you were given permanent residence (on the day you were lawfully admitted to the US on an immigrant visa or received adjustment of status). The notation CR-1 in your passport stamp indicates that you are a conditional resident. You must prove that you did not get married to evade the immigration laws of the US.
A conditional resident has the same rights and responsibilities as a permanent resident. You can count your time as conditional resident towards the time for being eligible for US citizenship.
When you obtain conditional residence status, the USCIS will notify you of the conditional basis of your status, the requirements for removal of the conditions and what will happen if you fail to file a petition to remove the conditions. You will not get any other reminder when it is time to actually file the petition.
Usually, you and your spouse must apply together during the 90 days before your second anniversary as a conditional resident (not second marriage anniversary) to remove conditions on your residence. If you don't apply to remove the conditions in time, you could lose your conditional resident status and be put in removal proceedings.
If you file your application too soon, that is, earlier than 90 days before your conditional residence expires, application will be sent back to you. Remember that you need to file up to 90 days in advance, and 90 days is always not the same as 3 months. If you are late only by few days for few weeks, mail the application with a cover letter, explaining the delay.
If you are no longer married to your sponsor spouse, or if you have been battered or abused by your spouse, you can apply to waive the joint filing requirement. In such cases, you may apply to remove the conditions on your permanent residence any time after you become a conditional resident, but before you are removed from the US.
Your children may be included in your application if they got their conditional resident status at the same time that you did or within 90 days. Your child must file a separate application if your child received conditional resident status more than 90 days after you did.
If you file your USCIS Form I-751 on time, the USCIS will extend your conditional resident status for up to 12 months while your petition is under review.
The Form I-751 can be filed regardless of whether you are physically present in the US at the time you file. However, you must return to the US with your spouse and your children in order to comply with the interview requirement.
Documents
ï¬ Cover letter
Sample letter[1]
ï¬ Form I-751[2], Petition to Remove the Conditions on Residence
Sample I-751[3]
ï¬ Copy of USCIS Form I-551[4] (Permanent Resident Card) You must include it for you and for any of your conditional resident children you are filing in your petition. Submit copies of both front and back sides of the card.
ï¬ Evidence that you did not get married to evade the immigration laws of the US
Bona fide marriage documentation[7]
The documents should cover the period from the date you received the conditional green card to the filing of this petition.
You may also submit affidavits sworn to or affirmed by at least 2 people (who are either US citizen or lawful permanent resident) who have known both of you since your conditional residence was granted have personal knowledge of your marriage and relationship. (Such persons may be required to testify before an immigration officer as to the information contained in the affidavit.) The original affidavit must be submitted and also contain the following information regarding the person making the affidavit: his or her full name and address; date and place of birth; relationship to you and your spouse, if any; and full information and complete details explaining how the person acquired his or her knowledge. Signature must be notarized. Affidavits must be supported by other types of evidence listed above.
ok now i lost u on this,,well,,i did all that?i was marry for more than 3 years with the same wife,,and i did file the 751 with her,,and they extende it for 1 more year,,and then another 751 on my passport for 1 year?thennn we got divorced and i went to mexico
...................................................................................................................................... impossibility is a word found only in the dictionary of fools
The only part you need be concerned with is in red
The Form I-751 can be filed regardless of whether you are physically present in the US at the time you file. However, you must return to the US with your spouse and your children in order to comply with the interview requirement.
ok Im out for the night.. shebba
talk to you tommorow. do homework .. tell me if there is consulate nearby.
Goodnite.. goodday whatever
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