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I got my GC, and at the same time I got the court order to dismiss my case see "Title". Yes, my situation is so dramatic, and I don't think anyone else experience the same thing until now. USCIS gave me my GC,and meanwhile, the NJ district court dismissed my case. I even needn't file...

NJ district is a dead zone My AUSA is James Clark. He is a OK guy. There is nothing to do with him.

My case was dissmissed by the court When I am still emailing my AUSA to ask him to prepare the motion to dismiss for moot, I received the court order in mail, which dismissed my case (i.e. approved AUSA's MTD). I think the judge did not even read my OPP. He simply cited a previous order, and...

AUSA still didn't ask for moot of my case I have gotten my GC, but the AUSA still does not ask me to dismiss my case. There are only two possibilities for this: (1) AUSA still does not know my approval. (2) AUSA wants the judge to rule anyway, and he is confident that the judge's ruling...

I did everything by myself I think I didn't make any obvious mistakes.

I am not sure if lawsuit is still working or not Hello Friends: I got my I485 approval notice in mail from USCIS yesterday. The online status report told me that they mailed out my card on 05/08, but I haven't got my card yet. Here is my WOM status: (1) I filled WOM for I485 in Dec...

why CIS are doing this In the past about one month my case was first transferred from VSC to TSV, then I was asked to FP for the second time. Today, I got anther letter from USCIS telling me that my case was transferred back to VSC from TSV. I really don't know what they are doing here. I...

Many thanks !! I think I finally find the some good cases that I can send to the judge via a letter. Thank you so much!

14 days before the MTD date According to the local rules, your initial OPP deadline is 14 days before the date proposed by your MTD, which gives you at least 10 days to prepare for your OPP, because MTD is request to be filed at least 24 days before the proposed date. Normally you got more...

I still can write a letter to the judge after reply I just called the clerk of my case, and learned that I could still write letter to the judge even after I got AUSA's reply to my OPP. I checked the recent dismissed AOS case in D.N.J, I found the letter from the AUSA played a visible role...

This is a very good point for AOS. Many thanks for this post

I still think we have nothing to lose Obviously, it has become fairly difficult to get your GC by a simple WOM. Although it hasn't become an obvious trend, I clearly can see more court rulings are siding with the government. The reason behind this trend is complicated. At least one of the...

I got AUSA's reply to my Opp today Hello All of my friends: I got the reply to my OPP today from my AUSA. It basically attached three very very recent (all after March 2007) court orders regarding AOS. Of course all of the court orders granted the MTD. The worst situation is that one of...

asking for approval is not good This is the most subtle and tricky part of the whole thing. Because approval and denying are discretionary decision, AUSA is easy to argue that the 1252(a)(2)(B) statute can bar the juridiction if you are seeking an approval. I very vaguely remembered...

For those cases from WL.. Normally, I first try to use google search the WL numbers. If that fails, I use the following website, http://dockets.justia.com/ and use the (1) the district information, (2) date, and (3) Plaintiff and Defendants names as clue to search for the case. Once...

two more here are the remaining two

the orders of my cited cases Five of them are here, the other two will follow

some recent good cases Most of the cases I used were posted on this forum. Here are some of the most recent ones. Reading these cases are very helpful for me to prepare my Opp. Aboushaban v. Mueller, 2006 WL 3041086, (N.D. Cal. 2006) Singh v. Still No. C-06-2458-EMC (N.D. Cal. 2006)...

my TOC I think you should interpret the laywer's comments ("you usually won't win, but the lawsuit would make USCIS to start to work on your case.") in a positive way. In fact it is true that almost all of this type of cases end up with a joint dismiss, which from the normal legal...