31+ years later.. a “finally” post
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Sent:9-17-2012 | Delivered: 9-18-2012 | Electronic I-797C Received: 9-20-2012 routed to Vermont |I-797C Received:9-24-2012| Biometrics Appt: 9-27-2012 for 10-23-2012| Biometrics Walk-in: 10-9-2012 |
Approved: 6-5-13 | EAD Arrived: 6-10-13
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After 31+ years of uncertainty and doubt, I’m finally a permanent resident of the only country I’ve ever known. It’s been an incredibly long, complicated and expensive journey for me. My case was complex than most as I had a final order issued to me as a child after an unsuccessful asylum claim by my parents. It took me YEARS to have the order terminated. My I-485 was initially denied for having this order even AFTER a judge terminated it.. Thankfully our I290b was successful and the decision was reversed.
I’m still processing it all. I have a lot of trauma that I’m slowly unpacking and need to heal from. So here I am, with this green-ish card in hand and a pamphlet welcoming me to the country I’ve called home for over 3 decades.. Of course, I’m breathing a little easier today. Im grateful that this forum exists. As corny as it sounds, it got me through some hard times just knowing that I’m not alone. Thank you guys. If anyone has questions about Joint Motions to Reopen, feel free to reach out. |
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DACA from 2012-2024- I-130: Sent 9/2020 => Approved 2/2022
- AP: sent 10/2022 => paroled 6/2023
-AOS with 212 Waiver: Sent 7/2023, 5-year EAD expiring in 2029
- Removal order rescinded: Nov 2023, Termination pending
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Originally Posted by anitagreencard
After 31+ years of uncertainty and doubt, I’m finally a permanent resident of the only country I’ve ever known. It’s been an incredibly long, complicated and expensive journey for me. My case was complex than most as I had a final order issued to me as a child after an unsuccessful asylum claim by my parents. It took me YEARS to have the order terminated. My I-485 was initially denied for having this order even AFTER a judge terminated it.. Thankfully our I290b was successful and the decision was reversed.
I’m still processing it all. I have a lot of trauma that I’m slowly unpacking and need to heal from. So here I am, with this green-ish card in hand and a pamphlet welcoming me to the country I’ve called home for over 3 decades.. Of course, I’m breathing a little easier today. Im grateful that this forum exists. As corny as it sounds, it got me through some hard times just knowing that I’m not alone. Thank you guys. If anyone has questions about Joint Motions to Reopen, feel free to reach out. |
I got a ring bell on the app telling me that my PR was approved. I could not believe it. Infact, I did not believe until I became USC. It is crazy how people who are born here take USC for granted. Anyways, congratulations to you! Yeah, your case was very scary and complicated! Mine was too kinda but as bad as yours. My mental health also suffered during when I was IA. Visa Journey is a great forum too.
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