wow @Michael A. I am so sorry , please get an Attorney ASAP!

just scheduled a appointment with Odunlami Law. was informed she has 30years experience with similar cases

do you guys have any referrals?

dang sorry to hear that what state are you in?

I am so sorry. Get an attorney ASAP. sadly I can’t recommend any. mine was a mess too.

@tired from waitingg Georgia

@Michael A. , I have a very good attorney for you. Her Name is Jennifer Lynn Bennett in Chicago. Pls, for your sake, give her a trial and see good result. If Attorney Jennifer takes your case, it’s a WIN already

Look for Alexandra Lozano , They are awesome !!!

what were the discrepancies maybe we can offer some advice. also did they send you rfe before the denial to provide a chance to explain?

Try Moumita Rahman, she is also expensive but i havent heard anyone having bad experience with her. But i also heard you can’t talk directly with her which can be a problem

Also Agarwal Law Group from DC. You can talk directly with her during your consultation (150$ for 30 minutes)

@Michael A. still I don’t understand what was denied. Is it the I-360 or I-485? Because according to you your l-360 was approved in February. Be cleared with what you are saying

@Michael A. you had an interview or something that you say your statement did not match

can you please give more detail what kind of inconsistency ?

@AUG 22 she does VAWA cases ? and was she your attorney ?

@franny zee yes they did request rfe prior to the denial.. the issue here is my lawyer did take time to scrutinize my documents to align with it date on her declaration documents.. thats why there were to many discrepancies with dates and address

@T y The issue is that after our separation, I moved to a new residence. However, my ex-partner was still listed on some documents as being married to me. When I submitted these documents in response to the RFE, it was my attorney’s responsibility to explain that this was my new address post-separation, and that I no longer live at our former shared residence. Unfortunately, the documents were submitted without any clarification, so USCIS assumed that we were still living together. I believe this is the clearest way to explain the situation.

@Thank you Lord you have done it again asarmich91@gmail.com

@Michael A. thats an easy fix. Get a new lawyer that will fight for you and is very thorough. You can also check out Olaleye Law firm. she fights for her clients. you might have to file an appeal 1290b. ive seen people file it and get approved. Just clearly explain the discrepancies with supporting evidence and clarify all grey areas and you will be approved

@franny zee i planned on doing that… im currently leaning towards odulami law firm does anyone has any experience with them ?

@Michael A. my lawyer was Margaret w. Wong & associates in GA if you want to give them a chance. With their help currently have a GC in hand

@Michael A. , stop using black attorney, use White Attorney . you are not listening. Don’t use my attorney, but seek for White Attorney. Seek for the Attorney that acquired their law studies from this country and not foreign qualifications.This advice is from experiences

You are using Attorneys that are only after your $ Money. Find a white attorney that probably has immigration working experience

People, you can get the best lawyer in the world but ensuring that your story is straight is your responsibility not your attorney’s. For them, that’s going the extra mile and they really don’t have to. what an attorney will do is write up a cover sheet explaining the evidence that YOU provided to them. they won’t talk about something that isn’t there if you don’t give it to them. I made sure after submitting evidence to call my attorney and discuss each one. I would ask if it was appropriate, needed or accurate because I knew I couldn’t afford a denial. Please be vigilant when submitting evidence. Make it your mission to ask questions and schedule additional phone/zoom consultations with your attorney before and after an RFE response. don’t leave anything to chance

@ Michael A. even if you were still living together whats the problem? Im confused because you can file for vawa even if you are still married and still living with your spouse

@Michael A. I used Kozycki Law back in Feb 2021, got vawa approved Dec 2022,, got i485 approved Aug 2023, joined military became a citizen Aug 2024. I don’t know why people are made to pay hella of money to file vawa now, smh

@Kenn Kenn. can i contact you?

just sent you a message @Kenn Kenn.

still married

i did both @H n