My wife filed an I-751 to remove the condition on her 2-year green card. However, USCIS mailed the biometric appointment notice almost 1 month after the actual appointment date listed on the notice.
She did not write a letter to the local Application Support Center (ASC) or to USCIS to schedule another biometric appointment date.
Instead, she visited the local USCIS field office and called the NCSC telephone number and they told her that another biometric appointment notice with a valid appointment date (i.e. a date that occurs in the future and not in the past) will be mailed to her.
Shockingly, instead of receiving a new appointment date, she received a notice from USCIS saying that her I-751 application was denied and that she no longer has the right to live and work in the US because she failed to appear for the biometric capture.
I don't see how USCIS can deny her I-751 application because the only way she could have appeared for her biometric appointment is if she had used a time machine to travel back in time.
Now, she has filed an I-290B to motion to reopen the case and appeal the denial.
Will her I-290B be rejected because she did not write to USCIS to reschedule her biometric appointment date? I think this is the only reason USCIS can use to reject her appeal.
If the appeal (I-290B) is rejected will she be deported?
If the appeal is rejected, what can she do to receive her green card?
I am a US citizen. We have been happily married for almost 4 years and she has been in the US for almost 3 years.
Thanks.
She did not write a letter to the local Application Support Center (ASC) or to USCIS to schedule another biometric appointment date.
Instead, she visited the local USCIS field office and called the NCSC telephone number and they told her that another biometric appointment notice with a valid appointment date (i.e. a date that occurs in the future and not in the past) will be mailed to her.
Shockingly, instead of receiving a new appointment date, she received a notice from USCIS saying that her I-751 application was denied and that she no longer has the right to live and work in the US because she failed to appear for the biometric capture.
I don't see how USCIS can deny her I-751 application because the only way she could have appeared for her biometric appointment is if she had used a time machine to travel back in time.
Now, she has filed an I-290B to motion to reopen the case and appeal the denial.
Will her I-290B be rejected because she did not write to USCIS to reschedule her biometric appointment date? I think this is the only reason USCIS can use to reject her appeal.
If the appeal (I-290B) is rejected will she be deported?
If the appeal is rejected, what can she do to receive her green card?
I am a US citizen. We have been happily married for almost 4 years and she has been in the US for almost 3 years.
Thanks.
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