Mama Drama

Thank you, your right I absolutely had no intention of staying, I also had a job offer that would have fit perfectly around my studies and my childcare due to start 07/23/2012 which I gave up, I have the letter of offer and my letter to explain that i was not coming back, and the one in which they replied (email)

Mama Drama

Just remembered something, i am not sure if it is relevant to my AOS or not, I was questioned in the airport on my arrival, actually this time i was pulled aside and questioned in relation to me having a headscarf on that day but not on the passport photograph, I was also asked questions the previous two times about my family history on one occasion and about the reading material i had in my hand the second (strange) my surname is "Mohamed" which is very common and I am aware that sadly it flags up concerns in many places and sometimes requires "extra security checks"....sorry my reason for mentioning it was that I informed them whilst being questioned that i was visiting my fiance, and showed them my new employment letter, my sons admittance into school letters and my university enrollment 2012-2013 the officer was satisfied with the evidence and the questioning stopped. Will these be on the system somewhere at some point? Was that a indication of my desire and intent to return home? Just wondering

ian-mstm

And, since this was the truth, that'll likely be the end of it.


You need to demonstate your intent to return... which you did. You told the truth at the time you entered the US. You are allowed to genuinely change your mind if/when your circumstances change - meaning, you can't just say you're leaving when your intent all along is to remain in the US. From everything you've written, that wasn't the case for you... so you've done nothing wrong.

Ian

Noorah101

I don't know how old your son is, but I think children under 14 do not get biometrics done.

Rene

mamasue

I've lived in the US for 6 years now....and I still get it mixed up!!!

lisa67

My kids had their photos taken but not finger prints if I remember correctly.

Noorah101

Just to be clear, two AOS packages were filed, correct? One for you, and a separate one for your son.

Rene

Mama Drama

Phew, Well am I glad to hear that!
Thank you Ian-mstm

Mama Drama

Oops I forgot to mention that here too, My son is Four Years old.......going on 44

Mama Drama

hahahaha Its so difficult to remember, I am currently mis-reading dates left right and center, Its embarrassing, hopefully we will both come to terms with it asap!!!!

Mama Drama

Thanks

Mama Drama

Yes Rene, Two separate AOS packages and Two separate cheques, but i sent them together in the same recorded delivery package.

Thank you for clarifying

jeffreyhy

I'm with lansbury - based on the information provided, Mama Drama is also doing things the right way, by which I mean in accordance with the provisions of the INA.

Regards, JEff

jeffreyhy

I remember almost the same as you. The child needs to have the photograph taken because it is needed for the green card, and for the same reason a single fingerprint is also needed.

What the child does not need is the full set of 10 fingerprints that goes to the FBI for background checking/

Regards, JEff

Mama Drama

In regards to the information that the USCIS require on my son, an appointment will be sent at some point?

I am waiting for some correspondence on behalf of my son, I sent the packages off together on 07/11/2012, approx how long is long enough to start inquiries, do you think?

Thank You Jeff