@SHOCKER and @NIL, maybe you can leave an email address so that I can share the attorney name with you.

I do not do such cases and so I am not sure. I think you should talk to a lawyer who does consular cases. I imagine it may be possible to overcome whatever the issue is, and certainly discussing the specifics with a lawyer is the first step. Take care, Jason

I am outside the US and i am a refugee. Our cases is under UNHCR Priority One(P-1). We are families and our cases was linked together by USCIS refugee officer during our our interview and we will travel together. We are approved by USCIS, Then later on denied for Security Related Reasons by DHS.

Unfortunately, our USRAP previous case was denied and closed due to security related reasons. Our cases was denied due to false accusation submitted to U.S. Embassy by an enemy and that enemy spoilt our refugee cases.

My biological U.S. Citizenship son petitioned for me for IR-5 visa. I am wondering if the US Consulate will help me with my case after i mention the error made by USCIS refugee offer during my US Consulate interview. Does the US Consulate have authority to conduct a follow up about our previous USRAP cases denial that caused false accusation.

Does US Consulate have authority to reopen our USRAP cases after finding out the error made by the USCIS refugee officer. I am willing during my consulate interview i will travel with my whole family when they are not filed for visa.

Thank you for your time and help.

I hope a feedback

Thanks.

You will have to wait for the letter. Good luck, Jason

Decision Was Mailed

“”We reached a decision on your application. You should expect to receive the decision shortly. You must follow the instructions in your decision letter as to what to do next.””

Anyone got it? any prediction if it can be grant or denial? I interviewed in May last year, decision March 2023

If you can contact ICE, you can let them know you moved. You can try to find a number or email for them, or send a letter to the Wisconsin address if you have it. You should also make sure to file a change of address form (EOIR-33 if you are in court or AR-11 if you are with USCIS). If you cannot get confirmation from them, you may need to appear in person at their office when the time comes; otherwise, they may seek to detain you, so I would try to resolve that and not let it become a problem. Maybe your lawyer can reach out to the ICE/DHS attorneys to see if they can help – you can find contact info for them if you follow the link under Resources called DHS Office of the Chief Counsel. Take care, Jason

Puerto Rico is usually ok, though I recently did a consult where the person got stopped while returning from there and placed into removal proceedings in Immigration Court. The Virgin Islands are not ok – you need a passport to return from there. Take care, Jason

Congratulations dear for accomplishment and status in USA. Would you mind to tell did you consult attorney after NIW approval for adjustment. I have seen few people successfully were able to adjust their status. I am applying for NIW and my case is in court for many years. I will appreciate you response.

Thanks

Hey Ricky👋🏽
This is not Jason; I am waiting for my interview since 2015 and I have traveled to many States with my Driver license! So no worries at all! But never leave the US soil (you can visit Hawaii too but make sure the plane won’t land any place which is not US state. Not sure about PortoRicobor US virgin islands though