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Somone help!!!
I got married to an American Citizen last Feb.13th while in the U.S on a visa waiver.
My attorney suggested I return home to Ireland,and apply for the I-130 immediate relative immigrant visa petition( which was approved June 10th 2005) and the I-130 is still pending since April 20th. The INS has made a serious mistake, by thinking that I'm still in the U.S.A. This is what the approval notice contains.
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" This petition has been approved. The petition indicates that the person for who you are petitioning is in the U.S and will apply for adjustment of status.
He or she should contact the local INS office to obtain form I-485.
If the person for who you are petitioning decides to apply for a visa outside the U.S based on this petition, the petitioner should file form I-824. Applcation for action on the approved application or petition,with the office to request that we send the petition to the Dep.of State National Visa Center ".
So, my attorney spotted the mistake straight away and overnighted a letter to Chicago, telling them the problem.He also double checked to make sure Ireland was on the application we made,and it clearly was. My wife and I have also been constantly ringing the NVC&INS. There has been little response from anybody,and people don't seem to have a record of it even leaving Chicago.
I've been back in Ireland,away from my beloved one whole month now,and my wife since has, suffered a serious car crash and has been out of work,where money is becoming so tight for her now.My attorney reckons that the file has not even left Chicago yet,and reached the NVC,before reaching Ireland, to arrange my interview.
Is there anything anybody can do? We are so desperate in this matter now,and don't know who else to turn to.
Many thanks in advance...
david.
My attorney suggested I return home to Ireland,and apply for the I-130 immediate relative immigrant visa petition( which was approved June 10th 2005) and the I-130 is still pending since April 20th. The INS has made a serious mistake, by thinking that I'm still in the U.S.A. This is what the approval notice contains.
Quote
" This petition has been approved. The petition indicates that the person for who you are petitioning is in the U.S and will apply for adjustment of status.
He or she should contact the local INS office to obtain form I-485.
If the person for who you are petitioning decides to apply for a visa outside the U.S based on this petition, the petitioner should file form I-824. Applcation for action on the approved application or petition,with the office to request that we send the petition to the Dep.of State National Visa Center ".
So, my attorney spotted the mistake straight away and overnighted a letter to Chicago, telling them the problem.He also double checked to make sure Ireland was on the application we made,and it clearly was. My wife and I have also been constantly ringing the NVC&INS. There has been little response from anybody,and people don't seem to have a record of it even leaving Chicago.
I've been back in Ireland,away from my beloved one whole month now,and my wife since has, suffered a serious car crash and has been out of work,where money is becoming so tight for her now.My attorney reckons that the file has not even left Chicago yet,and reached the NVC,before reaching Ireland, to arrange my interview.
Is there anything anybody can do? We are so desperate in this matter now,and don't know who else to turn to.
Many thanks in advance...
david.
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