Q: I got the denial my case i485 because I got failed To qualify for adjustment under INA 245, an applicant.
I was international student my i20 expired until July 2019.
I got married certified with my husband 2018. Then we just applied documents during since last 2018-2019. We ask for help lawyer. My documents delayed when COVID comes. The office does not update any information. Then, we got interviewed for 2021. I told details more if you want. Then, we have a second interview later but the lawyer office is unprofessional so my husband is tired and sign paper is withdraw. We reapplied with another lawyer. Then we have interview on Jan 2024. The interview was good . But now I got case denial for To qualify for adjustment under INA 245, an applicant.
Any lawyer can help me to bring my documents back.
I need lawyer who is confident and knowledgeable about my case.
I got married since 2018 until now.
I am overwhelmed.
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I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you've faced with your I-485 application and the denial you received. It sounds like a frustrating and overwhelming situation. Here are a few suggestions for moving forward:
1. Seek an experienced immigration attorney: Given the complexity of your case and the issues you've encountered, it's crucial to find a knowledgeable and reputable immigration lawyer who can provide guidance specific to your situation. Look for attorneys who specialize in I-485 applications and have experience handling cases similar to yours.
2. Gather all relevant documents: Collect all the paperwork related to your case, including your marriage certificate, I-20, previous applications, interview notices, and the denial letter. Having a complete record of your case will help your new attorney understand your situation better.
3. Discuss your options with the attorney: Once you have found a reliable lawyer, discuss the reasons for your denial and explore potential options, such as filing a motion to reopen or reconsider your case, or filing an appeal with the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO). Your attorney can advise you on the best course of action based on the specifics of your case.
4. Be transparent with your new attorney: Provide your new lawyer with all the details about your case, including any issues with your previous attorneys or any complications that arose during the process. Full transparency will enable them to develop the most effective strategy for your case.
5. Stay hopeful and patient: Immigration cases can be lengthy and challenging, but it's essential to remain hopeful and patient throughout the process. With the right legal guidance and a strong case, you may still have a chance to resolve your situation favorably.
Remember, while the denial of your I-485 application is undoubtedly disappointing, it doesn't necessarily mean the end of your journey. By seeking the help of a skilled immigration attorney and exploring your legal options, you may find a path forward. Stay strong and don't hesitate to reach out for support during this difficult time.
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