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vawa
I honestly don’t think people understand how emotionally exhausting this is. Not being able to travel and see my family again until I have my green card is ripping me apart.
I love living in America, and having the opportunity to work and build a life here is a blessing I never take for granted. But not being able to take even a simple two week trip to reconnect with my loved ones and spend time back home has been torture.
My mom and sister will be traveling back home this December, and I won’t be able to make the trip with them. Simply because of the August 13th ruling that has essentially taken away the freedom I once had to travel on Advance Parole. I guess I’ll be spending Christmas here without them and that hurts more than I can put into words.
VAWA processing is already such a long and emotionally draining journey. Being able to work and travel while waiting for a decision gave me some sense freedom. To have that taken away so abruptly is heartbreaking and maddening.
Sometimes I just want to put my immigration case aside for a moment, get on a plane, hug my family, breathe, and feel like I’m living again. I don’t think that’s too much to ask. 💔
My RFE response was delivered to the correct USCIS office on Oct 21, but no acknowledgment yet. Deadline is Nov 4. Has anyone experienced this? How long did USCIS take to confirm receipt?
Anyone experienced delays in USCIS acknowledging an RFE response?
My RFE response was delivered to the correct USCIS field office via USPS Priority Mail Express on October 21, and I have official proof of delivery.
However, USCIS hasn’t acknowledged receipt or updated my case status. My deadline is November 4, and I’m getting a little anxious.
I contacted USCIS, but they only advised me to wait 30–60 days for an update.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? How long did it take for USCIS to acknowledge receipt? I’d really appreciate hearing your experiences!
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My asylum case has now been automatically added to my USCIS online account, and the status shows “Next Step Is Adjudication.” Previously, my case was not linked to my USCIS account using the receipt number. Has anyone experienced something similar or have any updates or information about what this status means? Any help would be appreciated.
