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Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by JJ&ST
Thanks, your recommendation and my enquiry responses and are well noted. My 2nd anniversary comes up Jun 12, 06. Will consider filing 751 within 90 days b4 the date.
You should file for removal of conditions in 2 years minus 90 days (that 90 day window) from the date you became a PR. Rene |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
JJ&ST,
Originally Posted by JJ&ST
Thanks, your recommendation and my enquiry responses and are well noted. My 2nd anniversary comes up Jun 12, 06. Will consider filing 751 within 90 days b4 the date.
Originally Posted by JJ&ST
Also i was reading the sections referenced by Folinyka. ....the was an option that the attorney general could dispenses cases. Hence,this recent approval w/o interviews or b4 2nd anniversary might be exceptional cases.
Regards, JEff |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Alright 2yrs minus 90 days to the date i became a PR and not the wedding anniversary. Got ya! Wow thats in Jun '07.
Hi Jeff.... look the Sections 216 read all sub-sections. It did not say specifically less than 2yrs neither did it give any amount of years right? |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by JJ&ST
Attn: Noorah and Foliyinska
Reference to your comment on my case of receiving a GC before my 2nd anniversary. I have two collaborating references. One, I made an InfoPass on 8/7/05 to the Atlanta Office to speak with an Immigration Officer. he told me thats its not unusual to approve cases or to receive GC before 2nd anniversary. He said that it depends on the case and reasons to warrant a GC without conditions. That he does not know the reason for my case. That all they can do make an inquiry. But that as I receive a GC without any 2yr condition that the GC remains valid for 10 years as stated. That I have no reason to file any Removal of condition when one was not placed. that it will never be an issue during my N-400 because there was no condition. He said I can only have problem during N-400 if i had 2yr condition and failed to remove condition at the right time. Secondly, I succeeded today getting through to the INS, 800 number The officer said that if I have 10 yrs granted to me without condition, then that is it. That I can only file a removal if I got 2yrs. That such cases of waiving condition is not unusual.That there must be a reason. This collaborated the InfoPass visit. Based on the two enquiries and responses, do you two guys have anything more to offer ? I would not trust what the InfoPass people said nor the 800 number. Remember that when you apply for naturalization everything is subject to review. And even if you get through naturalization, it can come back to bite you. When there is an error in you admission to permanent residence, it CAN be revisited later. |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by CaliforniaBride
I've seen mentioned on here that California have recently been approving AOS applications without interview. Anyone know how true that is?
And if so, does that speed up the process? Giving karma back to ya!!:) |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
JJ&ST,
Right, as far as I can tell. Section 216 does not specify any length of marriage less than which conditions apply or more than which conditions do not apply. It simply says, in (a)(1), that an alien spouse, son, or daughter, will have conditional PR status when PR status is granted. The rest of the section then goes on to specify the various terms and conditions applicable to conditional status. The situations where conditional status does not apply must be contained in other section(s) of the INA? And again, I did not see where Mr.F provided reference to that issue or those sections in this thread. Reagrds, JEff
Originally Posted by JJ&ST
Alright 2yrs minus 90 days to the date i became a PR and not the wedding anniversary. Got ya! Wow thats in Jun '07.
Hi Jeff.... look the Sections 216 read all sub-sections. It did not say specifically less than 2yrs neither did it give any amount of years right? |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by Hypertweeky
Dang girl for a moment I though You got approved without an interview!!:D
Giving karma back to ya!!:) |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
someone on VJ posted yesterday that they recieved their greencard without interview!
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/in...howtopic=58646 |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by MiniBrit
someone on VJ posted yesterday that they recieved their greencard without interview!
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/in...howtopic=58646 Thanks for the information. I am glad that am not alone in the GC windfall for selected K-1s recently. |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by JJ&ST
Thanks for the information. I am glad that am not alone in the GC windfall for selected K-1s recently.
It is not recent. It has been happening for a few years. But the occurences are rare. As for the CPR status, there are several here who have interviewed AFTER their second wedding anniversary and because they were K-1 recipients they were NOT given LPR status but CPR status instead. So there, too, is a variance on the hard and fast rule. |
Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Seems to have sped up the process. Took 3 months to get the card, that's much quicker than usual. Lucky!
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Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by CaliforniaBride
LOL No such luck. Got fingerprints end of this month and then it's back to waiting for an interview date. Nice to see you. And what happened to the karma :D
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Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by Hypertweeky
It says I need to spread some more karma!! Sorry!
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Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by CaliforniaBride
That's ok. I've sent you some anyway. Which means I haven't sent you any in a while. Enjoy :D
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Re: AOS Approval Without Interview LA
Originally Posted by Folinskyinla
Hi:
I would not trust what the InfoPass people said nor the 800 number. Remember that when you apply for naturalization everything is subject to review. And even if you get through naturalization, it can come back to bite you. When there is an error in you admission to permanent residence, it CAN be revisited later. I have read ten posts in visajourney of people that have also received GC without interview and less than two years of marriage;. Mr. F do you still consider it an INS error like you said "error in admission to permanent resident" ? or a pilot program to clear backlogs? |
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