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I-864 for wife and babies Ok, so what's the answer if it is I-864. Does he need to submit separate affidavits for wife and baby(ies)? I'm in similar situation. And what about DS-230 visas if the kids are listed on wife's passport? Can she get single visa for everybody?

please don't get scared, i wish this won't happen to you. i had mine on 10/28, got recommended for approval and was waiting for oath letter. on 11/19 i called customer service to check on the status and have been told that:"sorry, no oath letter for you... ...denial notice had been mailed to...

it's tough... thanks everyone replying! appreciate providing your advices and opinions.

The facts are actualy following: all my employment was in usa and i did not work while overseas and during several last trips my employers assured me that they were willing to take me back upon return i did not live overseas but traveled to visit and take care of my immediate family...

if i reapply now and will include sufficient evidence to overcome that presumption is it still going to be automatically rejected or denied during new interview? last trip of 181days was 1.5 years ago.

is this type of denial going to have any effect on LPR status? it states that decision is made without any predjudice towards filing application in the future.

so, no chances? how about other questions: appeal/hearing, what normally lawyers' fees for representation would be. Also can i file form N-336 without attorney and then add attorney at the later date? looks like this holidays do not give me time to shop for lawyers as deadline is on...

well, i applied 3,5 yrs ago when i did not have absenses for more than 180 days and uscis was dragging my case ever since. I thought that i was for less than 6 months every time, untill last year i read somwhere on this forum that 180 days is considered 6 months by them. I should say that...

those were 3 to 6 months apart. did not lease or rent while outside, needed to save. however i maintained billing addresses.

After 3.5 years of endless waiting n400 was finally recommended for approval at oct.28th interview. however as i have learned few days back duing the call to CIS service line to find about hopefully an oath letter, the very same day of interview a notice of denial was mailed to me which...