Upstate_NY
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In 2001, right after the 9/11 incident, a friend of mine was killed in an automobile accident. He (primary beneficiary) was just months away from receiving the GC. Right or wrong, the lawyer decided to notify the INS of the beneficiary's death. The INS in turn notified the spouse of their decision to terminate the GC process as per the law. The lawyer requested the INS to reconsider. A congressman requested on her behalf too. A year passed.
Recently, INS notified her that they would not deport her. But added that she would never get INS authorization to work nor can she obtain GC on humanitarian basis.
It seems that the INS is showing compassion on a widow in allowing her to stay but also forcing her to leave the US by preventing her to support herself.
Has anyone gone thru’ this or know of similar situations?
Recently, INS notified her that they would not deport her. But added that she would never get INS authorization to work nor can she obtain GC on humanitarian basis.
It seems that the INS is showing compassion on a widow in allowing her to stay but also forcing her to leave the US by preventing her to support herself.
Has anyone gone thru’ this or know of similar situations?