Official Denial DACA Thread - Page 9

He was here on a cultural visa/work exchange program. That is what J visas are. The question is if that counts as establishing residency or a visit. That is up to USCIS to decide. The issue I have that has not been addressed is the unnecessary complaining and the posting of the USCIS complaint line.

I'll be worried in Feb

I arrived when I was 11, left to México when I was 17(from may 15 2004-June 16 2004) would I be denied? :'(

a little joke:

a bear and a rabbit are taking a shit in the woods, the bear turns to the rabbit and asks " excuse me, do you have problems where shit gets stuck to your fur?" the rabbit says "no" so the bear wiped his ass with the rabbit.

No.

You are fine. Arrived before the age of 16 and continuously resided in the U.S. for 6 years before having a short and brief departure.

Woohoo, oh yeah oh yeah uh huh oh yeah!

I love how JJ Glo has become our resident USCIS law interpreter. How he can arbitrarily set what is short and brief and even should "short and brief" apply to circumstances. By golly, he knows me more than me!

He left for a month? how is that not short and brief?


On a side note Mayito: You had the guts to leave the country in 2004? Middle of war time and middle of lets close the border talk?

What did they ask you on your RFE?

Wow, so much hate for Sona here.

For once I feel bad for you man, best of luck with your process.