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latinbaby83 10-01-2013 01:03 PM

U.S. government shutdown will affect USCIS applicants
 
According to a immigration lawyer Mario Lobo who gives advice in Despierta America by Univision network. This shut down will affect any pending applications with USCIS. But I bet if you summit an application they will still take the $$$ as fast as they can.

I don't think this is fair Specially for people that have been waiting for over 1 yr.

Malign0n 10-06-2013 12:43 AM

Re: U.S. government shutdown will affect USCIS applicants
 
USCIS runs on the fees it gets from the applications. It's business as usual for them

sabzon 10-06-2013 12:58 AM

Re: U.S. government shutdown will affect USCIS applicants
 
Should've applied sooner; it's only going to get worse and more dramatic the closer we are to CIR.

latinbaby83 10-06-2013 01:31 AM

Re: U.S. government shutdown will affect USCIS applicants
 
Yes let's just keep in mind that there is no fee for I-821d

Demise 10-06-2013 12:39 PM

Re: U.S. government shutdown will affect USCIS applicants
 
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Originally Posted by latinbaby83 (Post 515700)
Yes let's just keep in mind that there is no fee for I-821d

There is, you're paying $380 for the I-765 + I-821D packet and $85 for biometrics. You could argue that I-821D is free, but it's more of an attachment to I-765 rather than a standalone application.

But as others have said, USCIS is funded primarily by application fees, whatever cuts done to USCIS will be minimal because they are self sufficient, they don't need to Uncle Sam to borrow/take money from elsewhere.

However if you're currently trying to get an EB green card (like yours truly) then that can delay the process since the Department of Labor is shut down.

Bottom line: univision isn't always right.

JJ Glo 10-06-2013 07:49 PM

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How about the FBI? Are they shutting down? If it isn't, what about their department that runs the background checks.

2Face 10-06-2013 07:59 PM

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Looks like I may be in some hot water here...I was issued an EAD for one year only..set to expire in November. just few weeks ago ..I decided to finally send it back along with the letter that came to me which said return the EAD with supporting documentation if there is an error. Stupid move to do things this late...Got no freakin idea what to do if November passes..I got a good job going at this moment too. SHIT.

Sgt.Peppers 10-06-2013 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 2Face (Post 515793)
Looks like I may be in some hot water here...I was issued an EAD for one year only..set to expire in November. just few weeks ago ..I decided to finally send it back along with the letter that came to me which said return the EAD with supporting documentation if there is an error. Stupid move to do things this late...Got no freakin idea what to do if November passes..I got a good job going at this moment too. SHIT.

Dude and people warned you early too...

plOp 10-06-2013 09:43 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JJ Glo (Post 515792)
How about the FBI? Are they shutting down? If it isn't, what about their department that runs the background checks.

I read somewhere that anything that protects national security won't be affected. Although I'm not sure.

Demise 10-06-2013 11:41 PM

Re: U.S. government shutdown will affect USCIS applicants
 
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Originally Posted by Sgt.Peppers (Post 515796)
Dude and people warned you early too...

Yep, I remember yelling at that guy to get it fixed, but nope, wait all the way until expiration and go all "I should have done it sooner", lol.


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