Denied on I-751

[slam76]

Thanks for the information you guys provided. It is always nice to have good advices.

[4now]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by slam76:
I had my biometric done on DEC 7, 2007 and it has been 3 weeks and still no green card. Should I be worried? How long does it usually take them to process the green card after the biometric is done? Is calling the toll free number any help or go down to where I took my biometric location and ask them? Any comments is welcome. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>



Your application has to be adjudicated.

Be patient. You will receive an approval letter in the mail .

There is nothing to worry about.

[slam76]

I had my biometric done on DEC 7, 2007 and it has been 3 weeks and still no green card. Should I be worried? How long does it usually take them to process the green card after the biometric is done? Is calling the toll free number any help or go down to where I took my biometric location and ask them? Any comments is welcome.

[slam76]

I just want to let everyone know that I received the notice to take my biometrics. YEAAAAAAAAAAH.

[zzz123]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by 4now:
yep he will be in removal proceedings and the 485 will be adjudicated by the Immi Judge .
standard procedure .

uscis will know what the circumstance is. just money out of pocket for alien and spouse. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Thanks 4now,

My i-751 case is still pending at TSC since 3/07, I am worried that I made a mistake by putting my name down on the application as Firstname Middlename Lastname. The biometrics is done in 4/07 also as Firstname Middlename Lastname. However, the problem is that my legal name is just Firstname Lastname. The birth certificate and greencard are the same, just Firstname Lastname.

After I came to the US, I adopted an American name as my middlename. It is on my driver's license and SSN Card.

On the i-751 form, I also left the Other names used field blank.

Do you think this is going to be a problem for the i-751 approval?

Thanks for your help,

zzz123

[4now]

yep he will be in removal proceedings and the 485 will be adjudicated by the Immi Judge .
standard procedure .

uscis will know what the circumstance is. just money out of pocket for alien and spouse.

[zzz123]

<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?

[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.

[zzz123]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by 4now:
no....


just wait for response fromthe motion to reopen.


all I was trying to point out was... if the motion would be denied ... all is not lost because you would just start the process over again... but the second time around you would get a 10yrs card and not a conditional one. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>


Hello 4now,

When you wrote all is not lost becuase you would just start the process over again... can you please clarify what you meant by "starting the process over again" a new i130/i485, or a brand new i-751? or a MTR/i-290B?

I thought these days when i751 is denied even due to procedural issues like missing biometrics, USCIS automatically issue an NTA?

thanks for your help,

zzz123

[nike543]

phew...i checked today for my case status, the status is "card production ordered" so should have my card in about 10 days. MTR is 'motion to reopen' slam76 it took about 45 days from the reciept date to process I290B motion. u should get some response from them soon. good luck...

[slam76]

nike543,

Thanks for the reply. I hope to soon hear from the Vermont Center and get my chance to take the biometric since I never got the notice the first time. And why do I have to retake the biometric again anyways? They already got that information on my conditional green card. I hope the $585 to file for the I-290B is worth it or else I would have to start all over again.

MTR = ?

[nike543]

slam76,
i got my biometrics done in feb 07 (for I-751), they sent letter in mid july for denial,(but unlike ur case, i had got my biometrics done, and they screwed up the images i guess) i filed MTR in july, since there were many applicants for 485 they sent me reciept after 2 months in sept (24) its been 3 months i filed and more than a month of MTR still waiting, i saw people filing in sept end and getting approved for MTR but were H1s so i guess they are a priority.

yes the notice shows "Appeal" instead of "Motion" i had called uscis and they said its fine. i guess I290B was just was appeals before and now they have it for both appeal and motion, so u r fine with that. u are lucky u got reciept in less than 3 weeks. from my research, it takes 30-90 days from date of reciept, so u can expect it from now till end of jan. please let me know if u recieve any correspondence from them, my email is nike543@gmail.com will do so if i hear anything from them.
thanks

[slam76]

I just received the "Receipt Notice" for the I-290B (Motion to reopen) but the receipt title is "Notice of appeal to the commissioner". Does anyone know if this is correct for what I filed? Did they mixed the motion with an appeal instead?

[slam76]

Thank you for your good commments and guidances.

[mike_2007]

i-290b takes 2 to 5 months,,sometimes less,,the eoir appeals are the problims,,bcoz urs will be processed at the local office ,,and thats how long it usually takes,,but the BIA appeals takes 8 to 34 months to get an answer.relax man,,at least ur in the country