Daniel Joseph
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Advice needed pls
Good day, everyone.
USCIS has asked my mum to submit the following evidence for her VAWA application:
1. Evidence that she was or is legally married to the alleged abuser.
2. Evidence that the alleged abuser is or was a lawful permanent resident or U.S. citizen.
3. Evidence that she qualifies for VAWA classification.
4. Evidence that she and the alleged abuser lived together.
5. Evidence that she or her children experienced battery or extreme cruelty perpetrated by the alleged abuser.
6. Evidence of good moral character, including police clearances from every locality where she has lived for at least six months within the past three years.
7. Evidence that she entered the marriage in good faith.
My concern is that she has previously submitted some of these documents with her application.
Does this mean USCIS needs them again, or were the documents she initially submitted considered insufficient?
Is it okay to resubmit the same documents, or should she provide entirely new evidence?
I would really appreciate any advice or guidance from anyone who has experienced a similar situation.
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God's Grace1h
@Daniel Joseph My advice is please contact a good immigration lawyer. They will be able to interpret that better
