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Thank you for your reply. for ? #2 : My parents have been given an envelope that they have to give to the immigration officer as soon as they enter the US. they have till mid june to come. that's why i was asking if that envelope will be going to the nearest UCSIS office, or will it be...

I think this available at the beginning of the post. http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=202993 the instructions are here http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-130instr.pdf and the form is here good luck

What if my parents don't want to live at my address Hello folks, thank you for your time. I have a situation: My parents already got everything approved. they received the immigrant visa already after i filed for them. but some issues came up and now they don't want to live here with me (i am...

dude i was just giving examples, i believe that WOM is to make the federal government do it's job in case they take too long to respond to the case that's all it is... so Take it easy buddy... if they divorce, it only proves that the marriage was legit. he should be fine.

Don't go crazy! Hey there, I haven't been on this site for a while, but your case made me want to drp my line... first off, don't freak out about the divorce, i had a friend who was in the same situation, shtuff happens and people divorce, its just the way it is. just stay straight with the...

They will only deny you if they have some strong reason to do so, in that case you will have to do the regular appeal process, they must have something really bad like you were recently involved in a fellony or something.... it is less likely to happen.. good luck

i agree with you, it is unusual, maybe your local court is trying to just do something different... i wonder if the AUSA will even be ready for that... i'll be surprise if they don't try to push it away. anyhow from what i read recently, haddy had to go to the court just to be advised to get a...

Some courts have two ways for ProSe people: 1- is that you just say what's going on, ie: the USCIS is taking too long bla bla bla... and then the ProSe court clerk will see if you have any grounds for the case....and eventually let you go through with your case, they just want to make sure that...

You should include the exhibits that you have with your complaint... in my case i didn't include the letter of the interview because i turned it in the day of the interview.. no big deal... good luck

no known cases I know that "mohamed mohamed" was looking into it after he won his WOM, he was hopping to get a chance after seeing some kind of document about the issue online. check out this post from mohamedx2 and previous ones by doing a search on his posts . or may want to email him...

summons and complaints is all you need to serve defendants. that should do it... good luck

the judge should post his answer within a week usually.... keep us posted. The judge probably have seen similar cases that were dismissed. i think you'll be ok

I think NO DEAL. USCIS CAN conduct any other investigation/interview they want while the case is still going, you can counter-offer to the AUSA with an extension but no dismissal and especially not "with prejudice" . keep us posted.

you can answer ASAP i believe within couple weeks of the deffendants' answer.... now for the template of the legal sheets.... you can download those templates from microsoft if you are using word.... you can download your template here this is a 26 lines... if you want you can have i think...

1447b cases don't have the burden as WOM cases to gather all those documents... if you don't have them there's nothing you can do about it now, i included copies of letters that i have sent to USCIS and didn't get a response for...my case didn't go even to pretrial... whatever you could include...

I have no idea, it is going to be extremely difficult because: 1- those judges don't just get immigration/naturalization cases... 2- most if not all our cases here, have been dismissed without prejudice because USCIS has adjucated our cases before even getting to discovery. i wouldn't worry...

the biometrics are supposed to be for the issuance of the GC, AL11 had his 2nd fp and after his case was approved he's got a biometrics Appt. So this could be good news...

i was a 1447 b case so i don't have many of the WOM files, your best bet is to register with pacer here. and then access washington US district court own pacer here then you do a search by party in the lawsuit, ie Chertoff. or gonzales. Also check the ailf.org site and do a search for mandamus...

http://www.immigrationportal.com/showpost.php?p=1490848&postcount=4732 You are safe, after you sue USCIS they lose jurisdiction and you have to ask for a dismissal without prejudice.i had to do the same in my case, as long as the wording doesn't go against you. ask your AUSA to draft a...

I am not sure, they should already have what they need to give you a GC, you might want to call the 800# to ask what this is all about. :confused: