Hello all,
According to very reliable sources, the retrogression dates will be moved back to Dec.2005, and USCIS will reject almost all I-485 applications submitted on or after July 3rd, 2007.
Regards,
IP
Hello all,
According to very reliable sources, the retrogression dates will be moved back to Dec.2005, and USCIS will reject almost all I-485 applications submitted on or after July 3rd, 2007.
Regards,
IP
Hello all,
According to very reliable sources, the retrogression dates will be moved back to Dec.2005, and USCIS will reject almost all I-485 applications submitted on or after July 3rd, 2007.
Regards,
IP
The rumored retrogression is about a revised July bulletin, not an August bulletin. If and when they publish it, it would already be July, so it would take effect right away.If the dates retrogress for the August bulletin, that won't take effect until August, so everyone can still file a I-485 until the end of July.
Can that revision actually happen?
Haha...lawsuit my ***
USCIS doent care....they never have.
Lawsuits are typically rejected if they mean to tell govt what to do.
Else bush wouldnt have been allowed into iraq.
Its frankly a problem of DoS and not DHS under which USCIS comes.
If Dos comes out with interim bulletin, USCIS will hide behind it(yes legally)
And Dos bulletin are anticipated demand and is not a science.
There goes the lawsuit in flush.
AILA only looking after their own interest, they couldnt care less about you. They never have. Immigrants are not part of association.
Some sneaky lawyers would still bill their clients.
Frankly, current bulletin was unexpected, and hence its withdrawl. So practically no hardship was faced by anyone.
Collecting docs is not hardship or financial burden, they would still be valid when the turn comes. Yes medical would expire after a year and HIV and TB would be redone and 693 re-prepared, but everything else would be valid.
Total finacial burden $200-$300.
If you paid $1000 for medical its your problem and not anybody's else.
Dos and USCIS are and will be operating under guidelines if new bulletin is issued.
Haha...lawsuit my ***
USCIS doent care....they never have.
Lawsuits are typically rejected if they mean to tell govt what to do.
Else bush wouldnt have been allowed into iraq.
Its frankly a problem of DoS and not DHS under which USCIS comes.
If Dos comes out with interim bulletin, USCIS will hide behind it(yes legally)
And Dos bulletin are anticipated demand and is not a science.
There goes the lawsuit in flush.
AILA only looking after their own interest, they couldnt care less about you. They never have. Immigrants are not part of association.
Some sneaky lawyers would still bill their clients.
Frankly, current bulletin was unexpected, and hence its withdrawl. So practically no hardship was faced by anyone.
Collecting docs is not hardship or financial burden, they would still be valid when the turn comes. Yes medical would expire after a year and HIV and TB would be redone and 693 re-prepared, but everything else would be valid.
Total finacial burden $200-$300.
If you paid $1000 for medical its your problem and not anybody's else.
Dos and USCIS are and will be operating under guidelines if new bulletin is issued.
You missed a major expense. Lawyer fee which comes around $2000 to $3000 for a family.