What does CIS do?
Jan 25th 2005, 6:37 pm
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What does CIS do?
I have a very basic question regarding the whole process of I-485
(marriage based)
What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
and the interview is scheduled?
My question is :
Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
country and is is admissible or what?
I always wonder that
(marriage based)
What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
and the interview is scheduled?
My question is :
Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
country and is is admissible or what?
I always wonder that
Jan 25th 2005, 7:46 pm
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Re: What does CIS do?
<[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I have a very basic question regarding the whole process of I-485
> (marriage based)
> What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
> and the interview is scheduled?
> My question is :
> Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
> country and is is admissible or what?
> I always wonder that
USCIS is one of the agencies tasked with abiding by the requirements of
immigration laws as promulgated by Congress. If you were employed with USCIS
would you not do what you are supposed to do as bound by duty to make sure
applicants for any immigration benefit are legal, qualified and admissible?
You don't expect them to break or ignore the laws just to make any
immigration benefit applicant happy, do you?
You really need to learn the relevant laws first and comprehend the function
of the agency before you ask questions like that.
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>I have a very basic question regarding the whole process of I-485
> (marriage based)
> What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
> and the interview is scheduled?
> My question is :
> Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
> country and is is admissible or what?
> I always wonder that
USCIS is one of the agencies tasked with abiding by the requirements of
immigration laws as promulgated by Congress. If you were employed with USCIS
would you not do what you are supposed to do as bound by duty to make sure
applicants for any immigration benefit are legal, qualified and admissible?
You don't expect them to break or ignore the laws just to make any
immigration benefit applicant happy, do you?
You really need to learn the relevant laws first and comprehend the function
of the agency before you ask questions like that.
Jan 25th 2005, 8:28 pm
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Re: What does CIS do?
"Ritze" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>I have a very basic question regarding the whole process of I-485
>> (marriage based)
>> What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
>> and the interview is scheduled?
>> My question is :
>> Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
>> country and is is admissible or what?
>> I always wonder that
> USCIS is one of the agencies tasked with abiding by the requirements of
> immigration laws as promulgated by Congress. If you were employed with
> USCIS
really??? you are a clear-cut case of an idiot :) congratulations...
> would you not do what you are supposed to do as bound by duty to make sure
> applicants for any immigration benefit are legal, qualified and
> admissible? You don't expect them to break or ignore the laws just to make
> any immigration benefit applicant happy, do you?
> You really need to learn the relevant laws first and comprehend the
> function of the agency before you ask questions like that.
you really need to go on medicine, you know...
>
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> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] oups.com...
>>I have a very basic question regarding the whole process of I-485
>> (marriage based)
>> What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
>> and the interview is scheduled?
>> My question is :
>> Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
>> country and is is admissible or what?
>> I always wonder that
> USCIS is one of the agencies tasked with abiding by the requirements of
> immigration laws as promulgated by Congress. If you were employed with
> USCIS
really??? you are a clear-cut case of an idiot :) congratulations...
> would you not do what you are supposed to do as bound by duty to make sure
> applicants for any immigration benefit are legal, qualified and
> admissible? You don't expect them to break or ignore the laws just to make
> any immigration benefit applicant happy, do you?
> You really need to learn the relevant laws first and comprehend the
> function of the agency before you ask questions like that.
you really need to go on medicine, you know...
>
Jan 25th 2005, 8:35 pm
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Re: What does CIS do?
"Seamus" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Ritze" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected] oups.com...
>>>I have a very basic question regarding the whole process of I-485
>>> (marriage based)
>>> What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
>>> and the interview is scheduled?
>>> My question is :
>>> Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
>>> country and is is admissible or what?
>>> I always wonder that
>> USCIS is one of the agencies tasked with abiding by the requirements of
>> immigration laws as promulgated by Congress. If you were employed with
>> USCIS
> really??? you are a clear-cut case of an idiot :) congratulations...
>> would you not do what you are supposed to do as bound by duty to make
>> sure applicants for any immigration benefit are legal, qualified and
>> admissible? You don't expect them to break or ignore the laws just to
>> make any immigration benefit applicant happy, do you?
>> You really need to learn the relevant laws first and comprehend the
>> function of the agency before you ask questions like that.
> you really need to go on medicine, you know...
I am appalled by your ignorance, kid! ;)
But you are just a troll.
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> "Ritze" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] om...
>> <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected] oups.com...
>>>I have a very basic question regarding the whole process of I-485
>>> (marriage based)
>>> What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
>>> and the interview is scheduled?
>>> My question is :
>>> Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
>>> country and is is admissible or what?
>>> I always wonder that
>> USCIS is one of the agencies tasked with abiding by the requirements of
>> immigration laws as promulgated by Congress. If you were employed with
>> USCIS
> really??? you are a clear-cut case of an idiot :) congratulations...
>> would you not do what you are supposed to do as bound by duty to make
>> sure applicants for any immigration benefit are legal, qualified and
>> admissible? You don't expect them to break or ignore the laws just to
>> make any immigration benefit applicant happy, do you?
>> You really need to learn the relevant laws first and comprehend the
>> function of the agency before you ask questions like that.
> you really need to go on medicine, you know...
I am appalled by your ignorance, kid! ;)
But you are just a troll.
Jan 25th 2005, 8:37 pm
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Re: What does CIS do?
IS that the same medicine you take to be obsessed with speckles of dust
;-)
WB my idiot friend.. I am still on your tail
"Seamus" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Ritze" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] om...
> >
> > <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected] oups.com...
> >>I have a very basic question regarding the whole process of I-485
> >> (marriage based)
> >>
> >> What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
> >> and the interview is scheduled?
> >> My question is :
> >> Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
> >> country and is is admissible or what?
> >>
> >> I always wonder that
> >>
> > USCIS is one of the agencies tasked with abiding by the requirements of
> > immigration laws as promulgated by Congress. If you were employed with
> > USCIS
> really??? you are a clear-cut case of an idiot :) congratulations...
> > would you not do what you are supposed to do as bound by duty to make
sure
> > applicants for any immigration benefit are legal, qualified and
> > admissible? You don't expect them to break or ignore the laws just to
make
> > any immigration benefit applicant happy, do you?
> > You really need to learn the relevant laws first and comprehend the
> > function of the agency before you ask questions like that.
> you really need to go on medicine, you know...
> >
> >
;-)
WB my idiot friend.. I am still on your tail
"Seamus" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Ritze" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] om...
> >
> > <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected] oups.com...
> >>I have a very basic question regarding the whole process of I-485
> >> (marriage based)
> >>
> >> What does USCIS does to the I-485 between the time the case is filed
> >> and the interview is scheduled?
> >> My question is :
> >> Are they checking anything like -is the applicant (alien) legal in the
> >> country and is is admissible or what?
> >>
> >> I always wonder that
> >>
> > USCIS is one of the agencies tasked with abiding by the requirements of
> > immigration laws as promulgated by Congress. If you were employed with
> > USCIS
> really??? you are a clear-cut case of an idiot :) congratulations...
> > would you not do what you are supposed to do as bound by duty to make
sure
> > applicants for any immigration benefit are legal, qualified and
> > admissible? You don't expect them to break or ignore the laws just to
make
> > any immigration benefit applicant happy, do you?
> > You really need to learn the relevant laws first and comprehend the
> > function of the agency before you ask questions like that.
> you really need to go on medicine, you know...
> >
> >
