It would appear that you are trying to adjust status based on marriage
to a US Citizen (your wife). The INS no longer exists and has not since
after September, 2001 when it came under the control of the Homeland
Security and was changed to the BCIS and then later to the USCIS.
It
would appear from the sketchy post that you placed here that your
adjudication for AOS was denied due to lack of documentation. A long
form birth certificate is definitely a must have and not the little bc
cards used in Canada. Also the I-693 supplement is the vaccination
supplement which is normally required if the petitioner has entered the
US on either a K-1 Fiancee Visa and/or a K-3 visa both of which require
the petitioner to have had their full medical in their own country
before being issued a K visa by the US Consulate.
If the issue is just
to get these documents to the proper USCIS office, then do it. What is
the bitch and moan session for. The USCIS asks for specific
documentation (copies) to be sent in at the time of filing and then the
originals to be brought in at the time of the AOS interview. It is not
a big deal to comply with these requirements. It would appear that your
AOS is pending receipt of said documentation and that you were given x
number of days to comply. So go to the district office with your
documentation and personally hand them over and get a receipt for them.
If that is not a possibility then Fedex them to the person who
interviewed you.
Rete
Originally posted by W.R
> Hello
Everyone
>
> I just want to share you with a warning if you are
>
dealing with the INS of the United States. I am a
> Canadian and my wife
is an American... and in a
> matter of days I am going to be terminated
because
> of the issues I am having with the INS... and as you
> will
see below the issues aren't even being caused
> by my inability to
provide the information requested.
>
> An email from someone helping
me...
>
> I have good news and bad news. INS will re-opening your case
however, they
> still need the documents that they originally requested.
I told them that
> you had submitted the long form birth certificate and
the Supplemental form
> to the I-693, but they cannot find them. I
asked them to search their
> office and still the documents could not be
found. I know that this is
> truly frustrating and I am sorry to have
to share this with you while you
> are in training. If you have copies
of the documents, I would be glad to
> fedex them to INS for you
>
Good
luck in dealing with the INS.
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