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Originally Posted by DACA-IR-DA
What got my attention was that the IO had a big pile of your USA history. I will get to that later but if you marry a USC here in USA. You actually do not need to use 245i unless you were EWI. Overstays are forgiven marrying a USC here.
Did you also show proof of physical presence for 12/20/00?
Did he ask all YES/NO questions from the I-485? Was anything questions on details on why you answered it a certain way?
So about that huge immigration history stack? What is in it? I mean do they do a FOIA? or was that stack that you sent in? Which government agencies?
Working illegally in USA is forgiven by marrying a USC and/or 245i. How did you answer that? Did IO ask where you worked?
Did you use a lawyer?
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Did you also show proof of physical presence for 12/20/00?
Yes I showed physical presence for 12/20/00 for both me and my mom (since my mom was the beneficiary and I was the derivative beneficiary from the old approved I-130)
Did he ask all YES/NO questions from the I-485? Was anything questions on details on why you answered it a certain way?
Yes he asked every question from the yes and no part in I-485.
So about that huge immigration history stack? What is in it? I mean do they do a FOIA? or was that stack that you sent in? Which government agencies?
It was a lot of government agency forms dating from 1996 up to like 2017. From what I could see it had my name on alot of them. Cant really give details because the font was very small.
Working illegally in USA is forgiven by marrying a USC and/or 245i. How did you answer that? Did IO ask where you worked?
I NEVER worked Illegally in the USA, so I can't tell you what to expect when they ask that. When he asked if I worked Illegally I said "No I have never worked in the US Illegally".
Did you use a lawyer?
Yes I did only to review my forms, I collected everything else and put the packet together and I mailed it out.
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