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Hearing Sept Flashcards

1
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When did you enter US?

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3/27/90

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2
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Did you enter US before 3/27/90?

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No

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3
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Did you obtain a visa prior to entering US?

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Yes

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4
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What type of visa?

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B1/B2

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5
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What embassy did you get the visa?

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Madras

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Since entering country on 3/27/90 did you leave the country?

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NO

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7
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Are you presently married?

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No

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8
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Have you been married?

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Yes

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9
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When were you married?

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6/28/05

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10
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To whom were you married to?

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Mark Stephens

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11
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Where did the marriage take place?

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Las Vegas

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12
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How many people attended the wedding?

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2 Mother in law and My sister

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13
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WHy aren’t you still married to ex?

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He is deceased. He passed away.

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14
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When did your husband die?

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7/7/06

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15
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Where did he die?

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San Bernardino

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16
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What was cause of his death?

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Gunshot wound

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17
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Have you ever seen your former husband’s death certificate?

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Yes

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18
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Why does it list your former husband as having been single at time of death?

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Mother-in-law made a mistake

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19
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What caused that to happen?

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Emotional distress, terminally ill

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20
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Where was the funeral held?

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San Bernardino Waterman Funeral Home

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21
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Why did you not attend the funeral?

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I was upset and we had a culture issue in that I was muslim and he was Christen. We do not do cremation…. verify with lawyer

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22
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What is the name of your mother-in-law?

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Sandra Maxey

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23
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Are you still in touch with her?

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Yes

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24
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Are you on good terms with her?

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Yes

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25
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Do you have any family living in the United States?

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Yes

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26
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Who are the family members?

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Mother, brother, sister, motherinlaw, sister in law

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27
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What immigration status does your mother have?

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US Citizen

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28
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How often do you see her?

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Every Day

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29
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What type of activities do you do together?

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Shopping, doctor’s appointment, eat meals together. We are both each other’s support

30
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What type of activities do you do together?

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Shopping, doctor’s appointment, eat meals together. We are both each other’s support. My dad passed away when I was 10 and now my husband passed away.

31
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How is your mother’s health?

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Mom is 82 years old living in Motclair. She is a cancer survivor, has dementia, high blood pressure, and abdominal hernia.

32
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How do you now this?

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By taking care of her and visiting her doctors. Jamail Rehman MD.

33
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When was the first time that your mother had health issues in the United States?

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1997

34
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What were medical procedures done to assist your mother?

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Abdominal Hernia repair. Takes medicine for cancer. Because of her, I studied to become a nurse LVN

35
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Does she still have these issues

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Yes she is 82 years old

36
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When was the next time your mother had medical issues?

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2014

37
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What issues did she have in 2014

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Hernia treatment in the hospital. She also had other issues as she is getting older. Because of this I went to study to become a nurse. I graduated as an LVN.

38
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Does she still have these issues

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Yes

39
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How does this impact the quality of your mother’s life?

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Mom has to stay home and not able to move without assistance. She is very lonely and forgetful.

40
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Is your father alive?

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No he died when I was 10 years old.

41
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When did he die?

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He died in 1978

42
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If you were to be removed to India, who would look after your mother?

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Nobody– we are each other’s everything.

43
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Do you have any brothers and sisters living in the United States?

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Brother has 4 children in Upland, CA and sister had stroke and lives in Chino, CA

44
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How involved are they in your mother’s day to day life?

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They are not actively involved. Brother has 4 children and is busy with his life. Sister has stroke and lives with her husband.

45
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Does your mother work?

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No

46
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Do you work?

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Yes

47
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Where are you employed?

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Central Neighborhood Health Foundation Non profit clinic

48
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How long have you been employed there?

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16 Years

49
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What are your job duties?

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I have to make sure that the clinic and its 5 locations with about 125 employees operated most effectively as the COO.

50
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How much do you earn per year?

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$120,000

51
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Who pays for your mother’s medical care?

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Medicare and Medical

52
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Who pays for your mother’s day-to-day living expenses?

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I do. Food, clothing. She lives in my home that I purchased in 2008 which is valued about $350,000 today. I bought it for 175k for us.

53
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What would you think your mother would do in the event that you are unable to look after her?

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She would probably end up in a nursing home or a care home and die of a broken heart.

54
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How long were you married to your ex husband before his death?

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1 year and 9 days

55
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Did you ever file a widow i-130 visa petition?

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Yes

56
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What happened to the petition?

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Denied because less than one year marriage but the marriage was over one year.

57
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Have you ever been petitioned by anybody else?

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Yes – My mother

58
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When was it filed?

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In 2007 my mother did a petition for me. This case is still pending and they are saying that I would have to wait for this hearing before it can proceed.

59
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Have you ever applied to adjust status in the United States on the basis of your mother’s petition filed on your behalf?

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No because not eligible to over stay persons. verify with layer this question and answer

60
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Have you ever been ordered deported or removed from the United States?

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Yes

61
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When were you ordered deported?

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2009

62
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When did you receive the in absentia order of removal?

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2009

63
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When was your motion to reconsider granted?

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2009

64
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Have you ever been arrested in India, US or any other country?

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No

65
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Have you ever committed visa fraud or lied to a US Immigration officer?

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No

66
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Have you received public assistance in the United States?

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NO

67
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Do you drink?

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No

68
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Are you engaged in drug use and drug trafficking?

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No

69
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Have you ever persecuted anybody?

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No

70
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Anything else you would like to add?

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My father passed away when I was 10 years old. I am the youngest and the most educated and most successful in my family. I love this country. I have always done and said the right things. This has allowed me to become a better person. Today I am a nurse because I needed to provide better care for my sick mother. I am the chief operations officer of several non-profit federally funded medical clinics and have 125 people working for the clinics. I have no children of my own. I am the sole care taker of my mother. Both of us are widows and she requires daily care. If I were to leave, my mother would have no one to care for her. She would become further burden on society and tax papers because she would have to stay in a nursing home and she would eventually die of sadness. I married my husband and then we applied for my immigration patition but thru no fault of his, he was taken prematurely from this world by gunshot. After this the immigration people said that my petition is denied because he is not alive. My motherinlaw is here. She has even helped me run the nonprofit clinic by giving us loans when there were hard times. I have lived 28 years of my life in this country that is now mine. This is more than 1/2 of my life has been spent in this country. I have no home to go back to in India. All my family members are here. It has been 28 years judge, this proceeding is going on for about 10 years and it is a huge stress on me and my family. I can do much better for this country if you resolve this issue today.

Fatima Immigration (1 decks)

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