Should I send NSC non-immigration doc? Need help!

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mattman

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I am so glad to find this forum with so many people ready to share your valuable experience.
I have a situation that needs your advise.

I arrived the state in 2002 as an F-1 student. My Asylum application was approved late 2003 and I submitted I-485 myself in Nov 2004. In my application package, I included the copy of passport, I-94 which was issued upon approval of asylum, and all asylum related doc. When I recently talked to my friend, he said I also need to submit the copy of my original visa and I-94 when I first landed the states. The immigration officer needs the doc to establish my non-immigration status in order to approve asylum based I-485.

My question is, is it sure that I need to submit my original visa and I-94 ?
If yes, should I voluntarily send them the doc, or should I just wait NSC to send me RFE.
I would assume that I will save some processing time if I send to them instead of waiting RFE, but I am not sure it is the right way to do.

I am really appreciate if you can give me some advise and suggestion, and share your experience with similar situation!
 
Brother
All u need is to wait ..........and thats it . you will send USCIS only those papers what they will ask u to submit.
Hopefully u will get ur GC soon.
best of luck :)
 
I came here as F-1 and I didn't send my copy of original visa forr485. I don't think they will ask for it, because they should have it with your asylum application.
 
mattman
Send them only what they are requesting. Do not confuse them - they are already confused. :rolleyes: Whatever they need - they will ask.
 
mattman said:
I am so glad to find this forum with so many people ready to share your valuable experience.
I have a situation that needs your advise.

I arrived the state in 2002 as an F-1 student. My Asylum application was approved late 2003 and I submitted I-485 myself in Nov 2004. In my application package, I included the copy of passport, I-94 which was issued upon approval of asylum, and all asylum related doc. When I recently talked to my friend, he said I also need to submit the copy of my original visa and I-94 when I first landed the states. The immigration officer needs the doc to establish my non-immigration status in order to approve asylum based I-485.

My question is, is it sure that I need to submit my original visa and I-94 ?
If yes, should I voluntarily send them the doc, or should I just wait NSC to send me RFE.
I would assume that I will save some processing time if I send to them instead of waiting RFE, but I am not sure it is the right way to do.

I am really appreciate if you can give me some advise and suggestion, and share your experience with similar situation!
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WAIT until they ask for it on RFE.They're not gonna need it....

RD Aug 22,2001
Approved Sep 15,2005
GC received Sep 20,2005
 
Morning is right

Do not send them anything unless asked... it might just delay your process more. I spoke with an attorney friend .. he adviced the same....
 
mattman
Remember the golden rule of communicating with the INS-USCIS: do not ever volunteer any information: they may and they will use it against you. The least what can happen, processing of your case will be significantly delayed.
 
I 94

mattman, do not send anything if they don't ask for it, I lost my pasport with the visa on it and the I 94 as well, but remember that they have the records of everytime you entered the country, don't worry, keep this papers safe , they may need them later but don't submit anything they don';t ask for.

Guacho
 
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