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I?m sure everyone has read the stories in the new regarding ICE agents waiting for couples to go to their AOS interviews at USCIS field offices, and detaining interviewees even after the IO has approved their cards. Does anyone know if this devilry is still going on? Can?t help but worry about this in the back of my mind as I wait for my interview date to be scheduled. One such arrest happened at the SF FO.
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DACA approved: 12/2014
I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765 apps. sent: 6/28/2018
NOA receipt notices received: 7/13/2018
I-485- Case ready to be scheduled for an interview.: 8/1/2018
I-765/I-131- Card received.: 10/26/2018
11/5/19- INTERVIEW SCHEDULED/NOTICE LETTER RECEIVED!
12/9/19- Interview/approval on same day/card being produced.
12/12/19- (email) GC being mailed to me notice received.
12/13/19- (email) USPS picked up card in mail.
12/14/19- GC delivered. -
Never heard of this before. I was reading somewhere that once you have a case with uscis you are safe one you are not doing anything illegal like working without a permit or someform of crime which they knew about. Once had a friend in new york who got stop by ice and all he does was to logon to uscis website and show them his case and they let him goOriginally posted by keldreams View PostMay 02, 18 - File all forms together
May 02, 18 - Finger print fees received
May 06, 18 - I-765 Return for missing signature and was mail back out same day
May 11, 18 - I-765 Received
May 18, 18 - RFIE
May 29, 18 - Both finger print done
June 5, 18 - RFIE Received
Sep 21, 18 - Case Is Ready To Be Scheduled For An Interview
Sep 21, 18 - Interview Was Scheduled
Oct 31, 18 - Interview complete
Jan 18, 19 - EAD New Card Is Being Produced
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Working with permit is forgiven if ur married to us citizen .most of time ice get ppl at interview if they have previous removal proceedings or old removal orders which they ignoredOriginally posted by scubby3 View PostComment
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those episodes where they were waiting the immigrants were wanted for crimes, had deportation notices they ignored etc. etc. if you have never had a problem with ICE they don't have a problem with you.Originally posted by keldreams View Post4-18-18 PD
4-29-18 Finger Print fee was received
9-26-18 I-765 and I-131 Approved
10-02-18 Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office (sent to Lawyer) Day 167
10-03-18 Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview Day 168
10-05-18 your case has been scheduled for a interview. Day 170
11-13-18 Interview
11-13-18 New card being produced
11-15-18 I130 and I485 Approved
11-20-18 Card MailedComment
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Always bring a lawyer with youComment
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Yeah that?s what I thought too but the man in SF was seeking asylum and from what I understand he has no deportation order and had no criminal history... hoping this nonsense has stopped.
Originally posted by bobm445 View PostDACA approved: 12/2014
I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765 apps. sent: 6/28/2018
NOA receipt notices received: 7/13/2018
I-485- Case ready to be scheduled for an interview.: 8/1/2018
I-765/I-131- Card received.: 10/26/2018
11/5/19- INTERVIEW SCHEDULED/NOTICE LETTER RECEIVED!
12/9/19- Interview/approval on same day/card being produced.
12/12/19- (email) GC being mailed to me notice received.
12/13/19- (email) USPS picked up card in mail.
12/14/19- GC delivered.Comment
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In my opinion nobody can get in trouble for just going to their interview. I think you don?t know all details about that situation. Maybe they had some troubles with government or criminal god knows. Don?t stress about it
bc we all stress too much about the whole process becoming a permanent residents.
Originally posted by keldreams View PostComment
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I totally agree with you!Originally posted by UA21 View PostIn my opinion nobody can get in trouble for just going to their interview. I think you don?t know all details about that situation. Maybe they had some troubles with government or criminal god knows. Don?t stress about it bc we all stress too much about the whole process becoming a permanent residents.
There must be more to the story.
I am waiting for my green card and have a EAD now, I overstayed, but I am working at the airport. I even had to go to the TSA office, they asked me about my immigration status, I said overstayed with pending I-485 application, showed the paper.. and was out the office in 5min.Comment
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Hopefully that?s the case... If you google this subject there are news articles (reputable sources) that pop up with different stories.. some did have prior deportation orders and others did not have any legal trouble. Hard not to stress, but I guess it?s better to not.
Originally posted by UA21 View PostIn my opinion nobody can get in trouble for just going to their interview. I think you don?t know all details about that situation. Maybe they had some troubles with government or criminal god knows. Don?t stress about it bc we all stress too much about the whole process becoming a permanent residents.DACA approved: 12/2014
I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765 apps. sent: 6/28/2018
NOA receipt notices received: 7/13/2018
I-485- Case ready to be scheduled for an interview.: 8/1/2018
I-765/I-131- Card received.: 10/26/2018
11/5/19- INTERVIEW SCHEDULED/NOTICE LETTER RECEIVED!
12/9/19- Interview/approval on same day/card being produced.
12/12/19- (email) GC being mailed to me notice received.
12/13/19- (email) USPS picked up card in mail.
12/14/19- GC delivered.Comment
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