HI SHABBER. I GOT ONE QUESTION TO YOU WHERE YOU GOT APPROVE WHAT CITY AND CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT PROVE DO SHOW TO THE OFFICER IN YOU INTERVIEW BCUZ MY WAS DONE IN NEW YORK AND WAS DENIED EVEN DO I HAVE ALL THE PROVE THAT I WAS HERE ON 1981 AND LIVING CONTINUES TO 1989 BUT . I NEVER GOT MY INTERVIEW ON 1989 GOT LOST ON MAIL AND SEEN THEN IS HAS BEEN A FIGTH OVER THIS CASE ON 2005 I APLY TO THE NEW SETTLEMENT CSSNEWMAN IGOT DENIED BCUZ I WENT TO MY CONTRY TO BURIED MY FATHER ON 1990 I SAID ON MY 687 APLICATION ISAID THE TRUH BUT I COULD SAID THAT I NEVER WENT OUTH OF THE CONTRY.BUT THAT TIME I WAS ALREADY OUTH OF STATUS HOW ANY ONE WITH OUTH STATUS CAN GET A PAROLED NO ONE AND OFFICER SAID BCUZ I DONT GOT A PAROLED MY CASE WAS DENIED.SO IF YOU KNOW ANYTHIN MY FRIEND LET ME KNOW OK AND GOOD LUCK WITH YOU APROVE OK PLEASE REPLY TO ME THANKS SHABBER
The proof I had were school records, immunization and health records, my father's records since I was a kid at that time period, family pictures, relatives affidavits. There is a new settlement that I heard took place perhaps you can look into that. Your attorney should provide you legal help.
Originally posted by bintiyv: Just want to give you guys an update on whats is going on with my application 2/5 - Mailed my application 2/8 - INS recvd my application per Fedex record 2/11 - INS cashed my check 2/17 - Received receipt notice 2/19 - Got appointment letter for biometrics , scheduled for 3/12. I have to say i am quite impressed with the exceptional speed this guys are processing stuff.
Have you heard from USCIS after biometric apptment
I just checked my I-90 Receipt # at uscis.gov site.
This is the reply I got:
---------------- Application Type: I90, APPLICATION TO REPLACE ALIEN REGISTRATION CARD
Current Status: Card production ordered.
On April 17, 2009, we ordered production of your new card. Please allow 30 days for your card to be mailed to you. If we need something from you we will contact you. If you move before you receive the card, call customer service. You can also receive automatic e-mail updates as we process your case. Just follow the link below to register.
nope, it seems, they just kept quiet. i am hoping they will respond soon, can anyone tell me how long it took the ins guys to schedule interview after having your biometrics taken? thanks
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Originally posted by bintiyv: Just want to give you guys an update on whats is going on with my application 2/5 - Mailed my application 2/8 - INS recvd my application per Fedex record 2/11 - INS cashed my check 2/17 - Received receipt notice 2/19 - Got appointment letter for biometrics , scheduled for 3/12. I have to say i am quite impressed with the exceptional speed this guys are processing stuff.
Have you heard from USCIS after biometric apptment
Originally posted by bintiyv: nope, it seems, they just kept quiet. i am hoping they will respond soon, can anyone tell me how long it took the ins guys to schedule interview after having your biometrics taken? thanks
For my I-698 application, my interview took about 5 months after they took my biometrics.
I want to let you know that this morning I received my Permanent Resident Card.
I also want to wish everybody good luck pursuing your Residency as well.
Now, when can we file for Citizenship?
Freedom1.
Congratulations, Freedom! Woo-hoo! Your green card is not based on marriage to a US citizen, right? If it is, you can file for citizenship in 2 years, 9 months. If not, you need to file in 4 years, 9 months. You've come this far. Time will fly by! Welcome to permanent residency!
Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
Originally posted by hjv: Congratulations, Freedom1!!!
Very good news, indeed. I hope you keep visiting this forum, we need to keep in touch to discuss the date we should apply for citizenship.
Thanks!
Yeah, I think we're going to have to wait the 5 years even though the 1986 amnesty law says that the 5 years clock start ticking on the day of your I-698 application has been received by the service or after the 19 month that you became eligible to apply for permanent residency whichever comes late.
But forcing the USCIS to follow their own laws is going to be difficult.
The funny thing is that the USCIS Online Case Status still show my I-698 as "Pending"
Freedom1.
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I want to let you know that this morning I received my Permanent Resident Card.
I also want to wish everybody good luck pursuing your Residency as well.
Now, when can we file for Citizenship?
Freedom1.
Congratulations, Freedom! Woo-hoo! Your green card is not based on marriage to a US citizen, right? If it is, you can file for citizenship in 2 years, 9 months. If not, you need to file in 4 years, 9 months. You've come this far. Time will fly by! Welcome to permanent residency!
Thanks ProudUSC.
My green card is not based on marriage; is based on a late amnesty case.
It’s been a long road for all of us, I’m sincerely glad that some of us have been successful. You are very deserving of this triumph.
My questions is, what becomes of the denied? I know that if denied, you’re not supposed to be removable, but what will really happen? It’s a known fact that the USCIS does not necessarily follow the terms of the settlement agreement. So, in reality you could very well be arrested. What happens to all the money we have paid into our social security? What happens if your parents fall gravely ill in your home Country, and you need to briefly return?
The late amnesty is a very good thing for the approved, but if denied you’d be a billion times better off being undocumented. If undocumented you don’t have to worry about your door being broken down by ICE in the middle of the night.
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