what will affect your I-485 Application

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GayGuy

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hey to you all on the forum. A couple of questions:

1.Will having and operating a bank account in the COP affect your I-485 adjustment in anyway if you never go back to the COP?

2.Are there anythings in particular that will affect an I-485 application?
 
How would anyone know about your account? There is no such question in application.

Using a passport from your COP or even worse - renewing it would hurt. Other than that you should be in a good moral stand and have a good luck to have your FBI name check cleared fast. :)

That is what I think according to my exprience.
 
just wondering, is it better to include passport copy with all its pages with I-485 application, just to show USCIS that the applicant traveled/ didn't travel

Let's say I traveled for 3 weeks using the RTD and then wanted to submit the I-485
Shouldn't I include a full copy of my RTD showing the 3 weeks period?

and of course I must wait for 1 year and 3 weeks after the aylum grant...



I talk and ask as if I were an asylee :(:( I wait the mailman everyday... even Sundays :o the FBI check is really annoying
 
Only give what they ask for. Dont volunteer the copy of your passport pages. If you travel within 1 year of grant for 3 weeks..you would apply 1 year 3 weeks after as you correctly stated.
 
no for citizenship u need to have had 2.5 years of physical presence and 5 years of residency in the states. hope that makes sense.
 
what about question 1b in part 3 of the I-485 for when its asks:

Have you ever, in or outside the United States been arrested, cited, charged, indicted, fined, or imprisoned for breaking or violating any law or ordinance,
excluding traffic violations?

as asylees, i know a lot of us have been arrested back in our COP, unfairly and unjustly! are we supposed to say yes for this question? how does that affect our application?
 
tributeblinky said:
what about question 1b in part 3 of the I-485 for when its asks:

Have you ever, in or outside the United States been arrested, cited, charged, indicted, fined, or imprisoned for breaking or violating any law or ordinance,
excluding traffic violations?

as asylees, i know a lot of us have been arrested back in our COP, unfairly and unjustly! are we supposed to say yes for this question? how does that affect our application?
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I believe they are asking about arrests on the territory of the United States.
 
tributeblinky said:
what about question 1b in part 3 of the I-485 for when its asks:

Have you ever, in or outside the United States been arrested, cited, charged, indicted, fined, or imprisoned for breaking or violating any law or ordinance,
excluding traffic violations?

as asylees, i know a lot of us have been arrested back in our COP, unfairly and unjustly! are we supposed to say yes for this question? how does that affect our application?
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I am sure you explained all your arrests in your COP to the asylum officer or the judge??? If its documented in the asylum application it should be ok.
 
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