I-130 approve . how long before my I-485 approve from removal processing

[bazazi]

They have granted , I-130 approval how long is the wait for I-485 . I had removal proceedings,Which I guess my lawyer has to stop it with I-130 approval . Any one with experience here ? Help

[Helpfullhints]

I-130 approve . how long before my I-485 approve from removal processing

By stating that your I-130 was approved, I assume you have already been to your interview.
As you are in removal proceedings, they will most likely not approve nor deny your 485. It will be closed administratively for jurisdiction issues.
The USCIS does not have jurisdiction to grant any benefits for an alien that is already in removal proceedings, only the EOIR judge has that power and can make such decision. Your best bet would be to try to get your proceedings closed before your receive that letter stating they don't have jurisdiction and then appeal their decision in the case you receive the letter with confirmation that your proceedings were closed off course.

I have found myself in the same problem, the only difference is that I already received the letter because my proceedings were administratively closed. Now i Have to get the judge to re-open my proceedings in the intent to get it terminated with my approved I-130 and probably re-submit my 485.

Anyway, good luck and please provide updates as your case might help me on my decisions also.

[chikitalv]

please provide any updates !! my case its the same I just received a letter my I485 was close whats the next step??

[xmanbg]

help, please

How long is a removal proceeding going to take?
I am under removal proceedings since February 2013. In April 2013 I got married to a US citizen but after a couple months the M***aukee sub office denied my wife's petition for the I-130 and they canceled our marriage because my wife was divorced only 2 months before we were married. We did not know the law of not being able to marry for 6 months after she received her final divorce agreement. So that's why it was denied. Then we were married again in February 2014, we did procedure over again, however ten days ago we received a letter from immigration. My wife's petition is denied again. Now I don't know what to do, I did not have any interview since I was placed under removal proceedings a year and a half ago. When my wife applied for petition I-130 second time, my lawyer told me that I do not need to go to court. She told us as soon as my petition, I-130 is approved and we pass the interview for the green card, my attorney would send the papers to court and cancel my case. I believed her and I thought she knew what she was doing, unfortunately I wasted almost two years and money. I have a few questions from your past cases: 1. Is it possible to complete this case? 2. What are the steps we need to take to finish this? 3. How long will this procedure take? I know that I have no choice and I need to wait, but I don't want to waste the time and money by doing it wrong. Your advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

[Sarah Ho]

eior i 485

can you please tell me that i got i 130 and they said i need to i 485 to immigration judge to made decision in it. my question do i need lawyer since i couldnt afford one and if i file i 485 do i need any extra form to go with it? please help me out. thanks

By stating that your I-130 was approved, I assume you have already been to your interview.
As you are in removal proceedings, they will most likely not approve nor deny your 485. It will be closed administratively for jurisdiction issues.
The USCIS does not have jurisdiction to grant any benefits for an alien that is already in removal proceedings, only the EOIR judge has that power and can make such decision. Your best bet would be to try to get your proceedings closed before your receive that letter stating they don't have jurisdiction and then appeal their decision in the case you receive the letter with confirmation that your proceedings were closed off course.

I have found myself in the same problem, the only difference is that I already received the letter because my proceedings were administratively closed. Now i Have to get the judge to re-open my proceedings in the intent to get it terminated with my approved I-130 and probably re-submit my 485.

Anyway, good luck and please provide updates as your case might help me on my decisions also.

[juand25]

How long is a removal proceeding going to take?
I am under removal proceedings since February 2013. In April 2013 I got married to a US citizen but after a couple months the M***aukee sub office denied my wife's petition for the I-130 and they canceled our marriage because my wife was divorced only 2 months before we were married. We did not know the law of not being able to marry for 6 months after she received her final divorce agreement. So that's why it was denied. Then we were married again in February 2014, we did procedure over again, however ten days ago we received a letter from immigration. My wife's petition is denied again. Now I don't know what to do, I did not have any interview since I was placed under removal proceedings a year and a half ago. When my wife applied for petition I-130 second time, my lawyer told me that I do not need to go to court. She told us as soon as my petition, I-130 is approved and we pass the interview for the green card, my attorney would send the papers to court and cancel my case. I believed her and I thought she knew what she was doing, unfortunately I wasted almost two years and money. I have a few questions from your past cases: 1. Is it possible to complete this case? 2. What are the steps we need to take to finish this? 3. How long will this procedure take? I know that I have no choice and I need to wait, but I don't want to waste the time and money by doing it wrong. Your advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

what law says you have to wait six months to get marry again?

[iuy87]

How long is a removal proceeding going to take?
I am under removal proceedings since February 2013. In April 2013 I got married to a US citizen but after a couple months the M***aukee sub office denied my wife's petition for the I-130 and they canceled our marriage because my wife was divorced only 2 months before we were married. We did not know the law of not being able to marry for 6 months after she received her final divorce agreement. So that's why it was denied. Then we were married again in February 2014, we did procedure over again, however ten days ago we received a letter from immigration. My wife's petition is denied again. Now I don't know what to do, I did not have any interview since I was placed under removal proceedings a year and a half ago. When my wife applied for petition I-130 second time, my lawyer told me that I do not need to go to court. She told us as soon as my petition, I-130 is approved and we pass the interview for the green card, my attorney would send the papers to court and cancel my case. I believed her and I thought she knew what she was doing, unfortunately I wasted almost two years and money. I have a few questions from your past cases: 1. Is it possible to complete this case? 2. What are the steps we need to take to finish this? 3. How long will this procedure take? I know that I have no choice and I need to wait, but I don't want to waste the time and money by doing it wrong. Your advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

i didn't know u have to wait 6 month. i though when the divorce is finalized u can remarry. as long u enter the new marriage for love not for immigration benefit then everything should be ok. i didn't know there was a specific timeline

[xmanbg]

i didn't know u have to wait 6 month. i though when the divorce is finalized u can remarry. as long u enter the new marriage for love not for immigration benefit then everything should be ok. i didn't know there was a specific timeline

Thats how it works in Wisconsin.Its not like that in all states.

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what law says you have to wait six months to get marry again?

Not again, it means if , lets say your girlfriend (us citizen) who got divorced from previous marriage wants to marry you, she needs to wait for six months to do it after she receives her final agreement from judge.
Thats how it works in Wisconsin.