<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by 4now:
yes zzz
it would be a bizare situation that he would be denied to be able to complete fingerprinting. I was just saying if for some crazy reason it happened he had options.\
Yes termination of status and and eventually NTA would be issured. that NTA could take up to 3 years or more to generate with their backlog. In the meantime. he could start entire process over and pay the fees and be approved . There would not be any pending applications becasue the 751 would have been terminated. This is" over the top" of course, but technically correct. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
So you mean start a brand new I-485/I-130 with same USC spouse then? If that's case, the new i-485 would have to say that the alien is in removing proceeding right? How will such I-485 be looked at by USCIS?
yes zzz
it would be a bizare situation that he would be denied to be able to complete fingerprinting. I was just saying if for some crazy reason it happened he had options.\
Yes termination of status and and eventually NTA would be issured. that NTA could take up to 3 years or more to generate with their backlog. In the meantime. he could start entire process over and pay the fees and be approved . There would not be any pending applications becasue the 751 would have been terminated. This is" over the top" of course, but technically correct. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
So you mean start a brand new I-485/I-130 with same USC spouse then? If that's case, the new i-485 would have to say that the alien is in removing proceeding right? How will such I-485 be looked at by USCIS?
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