stolenlacs

Reading your post made me a little teary eyed, I guess we all here live the same struggles. It is difficult to not live up to your full potential because of a status, hopefully one day we all get our day to shine and like you said our freedom. Thank you for sharing.

That is weird I wonder why it jumped back to initial review after it was under decision already. I got the same msg on mine but they did that right after my biometrics I think they did that because they had my physical address rather than my p.o. box. But if that is not your case then it's weird they had to change the address, and again bring you back to initial review after it was already on decision. Ask to speak to a lever 2 officer maybe they can help you sort it out and make sure they have the right address for you.

another thing you can do is actually make him do his job if you are "obligated" to pay him then he is OBLIGATED to also fulfill his part of the contract which is representing you and making things happen. Is there an association near you that helps people with things like this or maybe file a report under BBB as well?

Just re-read your question and since the contract was from the last case I would tell you to have him write you an invoice for what he is charging and how many hours has he put into the case and see if it adds up I dont think he should be able to keep charging you if you cancelled the case. If the invoice doesnt match up from what you know he "did" for that case then you need to report him taking the invoice and the email he sent you. What a shady lawyer!

Well i'd hate to tell you if a contract was signed then the ball is on his court, but what was the contract signed for? The daca? Or the previous case he was handling? My lawyer has told me upfront if I decide to leave or stop working with her that any unused money will be reimbursed, she would just discount any hours put in to the case and pay me the rest. Is there any mention on the contract about refunds? The fact that you guys have not filled out any forms through your lawyer and the fact that nothing was done as far as a consult or anything on his part seems odd that he would still want to charge you for doing nothing!

That was fast! Congrats!

I've heard on otro post que no hay un time frame para daca, so basically they are telling you that once deferred action is approved then you have 90 days for the work permit to be approved? Geez, it's really frustrating to not know HOW LONG!!! Well I really hope the best for you being that you have been in this boat for far long, hopefully you will hear good news soon. Thank you for sharing it kind of gives the rest of us an idea of what we should be going through as well.

so many typos sorry my phone's screen is acting up but yes check online or call first!

another thing you can do to find out if you have warrants.is check the county sherrifs.website and look fir the warrant look up theyll ask for a name and birthdate gou can also just call and theyll let you know as well it beats going in and risking getting arrested for an outstanding warrants maybe if you have one you can get into a payment plan and pay them off

Hey there my application was received on Jan 28th and did my biometrics Feb 27th, so I guess the waiting begins!! Also I live in Texas but my application is being processed in Nebraska.

we got the exact timeline.. and the waiting begins!!!

Hi would you please update me with your husband case ? I actually have the same misdemeanor and i got it reduced from class a misdemeanor to class B , and sent all my court papers along with my application I just did my biometrics Feb 27th but i am wondering if a misdemeanor like this would delay approval