OK:

The IO is waiting till Easter Sunday, my pending waiver will rise again.

No news, maybe waiting till I get denied.

LL,

Do you check your online case status portflio often? When was the last touch/update?

I noticed they touched on my I-751 3 days after my biometrics. Do you think they started working (i.e an adjudicating officer) on the case, or is it just a linkage between the application itself and the biometrics?

Online case status is perfectly humbug. I keep away from that scandalous web page because its tells me my application is under initial review perpetually.

Remember... you are a PR until an immigration judge says you aren't. The card may expire, your status doesn't. You can still live/work in the US.


Have your lawyer tell her lawyer about her financial responsibility under the I-864. We have seen the I-864 used successfully to ensure the foreign spouse recieves alimony at 125% of the poverty line. Perhaps she'll understand that!


I don't see why. Move on; live your life; let the lawyers battle it out... that's what they're being paid for!


I disagree... you're a victim only if you believe yourself to be a victim. Once you ditch the victim attitude, you come to realize that you are not at her mercy. She has no power over you EXCEPT that which you give her.

Ian

Okalian

I haven't mention the I - 864 fact to her yet.

Thanks Lostlove

Yes She is totally 360 now and probably enjoying looking at me like this.

Yes Ian I know this fact.

As far as I know she does not have legal representation as of yet.


Well, my Divorce Lawyer tells me that nobody can push her to sign those papers or respond, according to him I should NOT bother her at this point as in his experinec divorce can bring about strange behaviors...

I am looking things at a different angle; i.e. right now WHO can dictate terms so in my case my Wife has an upper hand. I can only HUMBLY request her to cooperate or rather wait.

You have a lawyer, let her handle things. Also, as I explained to a client this morning -- the lawyer fights in his divorce ended with a settlement agreement which proved the bona fides of the relationship. And let your lawyer decide on what to say about the I-864.

o,

There are 3 ASCs that serve Vermont (only 1 of which is in Vermont).

But in any case what has an ASC to do with a case of this type?

Regards, JEff

Sounds more like she's 180, or is the late-breaking news that she wants to reconcile?

Regards, JEff

Jeff

After what I have been through there is NO point of reconciliation.

Guys I need some advice regarding MOVING while my I 751 waiver case will be pending. My current lease will be expiring next month and therefore at that point I will need to decide whether to extend it or not. I have contemplated the following options:

1. Not to extend my lease and move out next month (updating AR - 11 form online) in first week of April 2010, so that my NOA, biometrics apt and RFE comes to new address.

2. Change my lease to month-to-month (which will increase the rent amount) with keeping in mind that I have to give two months of advance notice to vacate. In this case I will NOT be having the risk of not getting the important mails/notifications from USCIS.

3. Extend the lease to another 6 months and stay at my current address till I get the final decision on my case.

You all must be thinking why the hack he needs to MOVE at this point. Well, as you all know my divorce case is also pending and its outcome will directly impact the decision of my I 751 waiver case. So, if I don't get the divorce decree in due time my I 751 will be denied (on technicality) thus terminating my work authorization. So, if I think of a scenario with "quick processing" I will get an REF at the end of march 2010 which with 87 days to respond will allow me to work till June 2010. So I will not have to worry about financial constraints (GOD WILLING) by June 2010. But after June 2010 I will not be able to sustain my self very long if I needed to pay the rent of my current apartment.

Sorry guys I do not wanted to make this post ambiguous as well as lengthy it requires some detail to understand my reasoning so that you guys will able to respond.

Don't count on the AR11 getting updated in time for your waiver to be processed, I moved and did the AR11... 7 months after I submitted it they still wanted to interview me in a different state, call the 1800 number tell them, also get an info pass and get the IO name and keep the infopass appointment slip, get them to physically enter your change of address (if indeed you do move)...cover all angles.

Why don't you get a P.O.Box?

Real estate law is a creature of state and LOCAL law. You have a lawyer, ask her. There are often quirks in the law that may help you.