Search results

Congrats! Enjoy the new status. :)

jj777 should go for the infopass for sure, or even try a walk-in tomorrow morning as Mom suggested. I think he/she should be juggling all of these things at the same time; the infopass, the lawyer, the congressperson's office, the ombudsperson. jj777, your job for the next two weeks is to...

A few months ago another fellow forum-member was wrongfully rejected, and heck, he was asked to leave the country. He could fix it and overturn the decision (he used a lawyer after receiving the rejection) in a matter of a few weeks. You don't have a few weeks. But it still is very much...

Simon, I think it's best to emphasize right in the first paragraph or the first sentences that this is a DV case and that makes it special. I'm afraid the Director will be too dismissive and not even bother to read the rest of the letter if you don't make it clear why their stale information...

If there is any time in your life that you should be assertive and make your voice hear, now is the time! Fight! Fight! Fight!

jj777, I say get a lawyer, just because these idiots all of a sudden start to behave when they see a "Esq" after somebody's name. You don't have time to waste! You need to fight at several fronts. Keep the contact with congressperson. If your congressperson has visiting hours, make an...

Congrats! Enjoy the new status :) You earned it man!

Apparently, AOS has its own separate allocation. Don't lose hope! I'm more than hopeful that AOS folks will have visa available to them.

dudette.

Chillax, dude. :) Looks like your interview went as well as it can get. Hopefully you'll see some movement within a few hours. I consider that already an approval and am going to say my Congrats! :)

The purpose of the stamp is exactly to show that you did not abandon the case. That's proof that you were there. That's one of the documents you should make sure to take to the interview. I have my own concerns with regard to the USCIS competency. But I'm not as much suspicious to assume that...

Were you already in the US when you learned that you had won the lottery?

T No worries. Just because you did a walk-in doesn't mean they can do it improperly. You're gonna be fine.

Hey veronice. Sorry again that this year wasn't the one. Let's hope that your turn comes soon. Simon and Mom appear to be around for the long haul. :) I'm sure this forum will be far from deserted.

You gotta give him some credit. All his "estimates" were positive whole numbers, just like the actuals are taking shape.

Oh boy :) It's feels like ages ago when we joined the forum one by one. And finally, here is the long awaited moment. Congrats man! Enjoy every moment of it.

No need to be sorry, man. I have no vested interest in this. Good luck!

Glad everything went all right. :)

Edited to add: just noticed that Mom already covered what I was trying to say. :)

@kukilaska , I think you should be aware of this: By using the passport from your home country, you are considered to have placed yourself "under the protection of your home country," which is at odds with the claims you made at the time of filing for asylum. This would be a really serious...