received notice saying pr status is terminated
Apr 26th 2017, 3:01 am
#32
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Re: received notice saying pr status is terminated
i found out that if an rfe isn't sent it, they are supposed to set up an interview at your closest center, not terminate the petition and residency
my lawyer is very confident of getting this turned around and getting fees refunded, with that above fact, and that the case status site never showed me an rfe being sent
i'll continue with updates as and when i have them, thanks
my lawyer is very confident of getting this turned around and getting fees refunded, with that above fact, and that the case status site never showed me an rfe being sent
i'll continue with updates as and when i have them, thanks
Listen to Ian. He can be an arse (as can I), but he mostly knows what he's talking about.
Apr 26th 2017, 4:27 pm
#33
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Re: received notice saying pr status is terminated
I understand your anger and your frustration. Unfortunately, it is what it is and you have the assistance of a retained immigration attorney working on your behalf.
Have either you or him called to check with the USCIS when and where the RFE was mailed? There is also a place that your immigration can check to see if it had been returned to them by the USPS.
Apr 27th 2017, 2:00 am
#34
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Re: received notice saying pr status is terminated
sorry, i made a typo in that message, my lawyer stated that regardless of rfe being received or not, the next step is to always have an interview
i spoke to uscis last wednesday, and have requested, on their end, to have it reopened
got an email today from my imm. lawyet saying she's spoken to a liason at vermont and it's pretty clear a mistake was made, and an rfe probably wasn't needed anyway
i spoke to uscis last wednesday, and have requested, on their end, to have it reopened
got an email today from my imm. lawyet saying she's spoken to a liason at vermont and it's pretty clear a mistake was made, and an rfe probably wasn't needed anyway
Apr 27th 2017, 12:40 pm
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Re: received notice saying pr status is terminated
If you don't quote who you are replying to, we have no idea which post "that message" is.
Well that's good news. Hopefully things are back on track for you.
Good luck with your next step.
..... my lawyer stated that regardless of RFE being received or not, the next step is to always have an interview
I spoke to USCIS last Wednesday, and have requested, on their end, to have it reopened.
I got an email today from my imm. lawyer saying she's spoken to a liaison at Vermont and it's pretty clear a mistake was made, and an RFE probably wasn't needed anyway.
I spoke to USCIS last Wednesday, and have requested, on their end, to have it reopened.
I got an email today from my imm. lawyer saying she's spoken to a liaison at Vermont and it's pretty clear a mistake was made, and an RFE probably wasn't needed anyway.
Good luck with your next step.
Apr 27th 2017, 12:49 pm
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Re: received notice saying pr status is terminated
sorry, i made a typo in that message, my lawyer stated that regardless of rfe being received or not, the next step is to always have an interview
i spoke to uscis last wednesday, and have requested, on their end, to have it reopened
got an email today from my imm. lawyet saying she's spoken to a liason at vermont and it's pretty clear a mistake was made, and an rfe probably wasn't needed anyway
i spoke to uscis last wednesday, and have requested, on their end, to have it reopened
got an email today from my imm. lawyet saying she's spoken to a liason at vermont and it's pretty clear a mistake was made, and an rfe probably wasn't needed anyway
Good luck and I hope it gets resolved promptly.
Apr 27th 2017, 1:59 pm
#37
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Re: received notice saying pr status is terminated
Whilst we're on this subject, I thought that only an IJ could revoke a persons LPR status?
For example, if an I-751 is denied, it is ultimately up to an IJ to remove the persons status, no?
For example, if an I-751 is denied, it is ultimately up to an IJ to remove the persons status, no?
