Adjustment of Status - I-485

I have a stroke Interviews on the 19th of this month. WHAT to expect?

Is there any Oakland Park/Florida filers here. If yes, what is your filing date and how far are you in the process?

Category: EB1-3 (Multinational executive or manager)

Total Days: 133 days

I-485
Start: Jan 27, 2022
Decision: Jun 10, 2022
@National Benefits Center

● Mar 01, 2021 / I-485 / Priority Date
● Jan 27, 2022 / I-485 / Submission to USCIS
● Feb 25, 2022 / I-485 / Request for Evidence(RFE) from USCIS
● Mar 02, 2022 / I-485 / Biometrics, i.e. fingerprint and photo
● May 06, 2022 / I-485 / Response to RFE
● Jun 10, 2022 / I-485 / Decision (Approval)
● Jun 24, 2022 / I-485 / Green Card in Hand!

My husband was processing an I-130 from Canada through NVC, but we were advised during Covid that he should come to live in the US and file an adjustment of status. Our attorney told us we could use the existing I-130 from NVC. Now, we have received an interview date at the Consulate in Montreal, and don't know what to do - waiting for our lawyer to advise. It would appear that NVC never sent the original I-130 back to USCIS. Has anyone else experienced this?

Process begun

August 16, 2019, We accepted the fingerprint fee
December 23, 2019, We are ready to schedule your Form I-485, for an interview.
December 23, 2019, The fingerprints were taken
October 20, 2020, We scheduled an interview for your Form I-485
November 24, 2020, Interview day
December 22, 2020, We are reviewing your case
April 21, 2021, Case Was Denied

Started the process again

October 26, 2021, We rejected your Form G-28, Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative, because it was not filed correctly.
November 5, 2021, We sent a request for initial evidence
November 30, 2021, We received initial evidence
December 13, 2021, We are ready to schedule your Form I-485, interview
April 30, 2022, Interview Was Scheduled
May 31st 2022 -Interview Day

Nothing as of yet . 3 years and counting no approval .This process is long ,expensive frustrating and stressful !

High everyone,
I wasn’t sure if this was the correct spot to post, but I figured I’d try.

My immigration journey has been such a struggle and still is currently that way. I was brought over to the US by the New Life 4 Kids organization based in Haiti as a sickly 5 year old child in 1996. Work was done to get me to a hospital here in the US for an emergency surgery (I’m not sure exactly the specifics of the surgery).

During the transition period, documents were written up and signed that lead to my biological parents signing abandonment papers, and giving other people rights to take care of me while I was being medically cared for. I was granted a humanitarian visa and passport which was supposed to last about 1 year, enough time for me to heal and then apparently go back to Haiti. Somewhere during the transition process more documents were made up and signed for the beginning processes of the adoption phase by American families, I was already in the US when this phase was taking place. Unfortunately, with the many attempts to have me adopted by multiple families, all attempts were unsuccessful due to policies with foreign adoptions in Haiti. Somewhere along this time frame, my humanitarian visa had expired as well as my visa a while later.

So with the many unsuccessful attempts, I was placed under legal guardianship of the few families I was moved around to until the age of 18. With lack of knowledge about my own immigration issues at the age of 18, I had left the household of the last family I lived with and therefore was without any legal status.

When 2010 came around, I was in my sophomore year of high school and had been living with some school friends. The friends’ parents along with some of the school board helped me to establish Temporary Protected Status designated for Haiti. There was at the time lack of understanding on what benefits i’d be able to have with the status, but that it would let me work and i’d at least have a legal status.

I had and still do not have any relatives who live in the US who are US citizens or who even have a Green Card. I had gone to college, but do not have an advanced degree (other than an associates) with an advanced field of work. Going to college itself was challenging because I did not qualify for the Federal funding for college.

I am a single 30 year old man with not even a girlfriend, and marriage, according to the slight few immigration attorneys i’ve spoken too, is my best option to proceed for establishing a green card. I do not believe in nor do I want to risk any false marriage.

So I’m looking for an attorney who will be able to look closely at my case and be able to take this to an immigration judge.

Please does anyone have aos interview in indianapolis? please share your experience

Hi Folks,
My parents (both 65+ years of age) are in AOS state currently and have alien numbers assigned to them. Would it be possible to get medical insurance for them via CoverdCA / Medi-cal at this point?
Would this in any way jeopardize the AOS -> GC conversion by purchasing medicare / applying for senior citizen medical?

Does getting covered-CA / medicare / medical qualify as a state charge?

Regards

Dear GeoMac,
I just wanted to know as to when my interview will be scheduled, my DQ date is 2-7-2021.
Pl also advise me why my post does not appear in the Forum.
Thanks,
MSJN845.

Hello good people I made a service request couple days ago and today they replied that my case is under managerial review. Has anyone ever gotten that before? And what happened