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USCIS: Case Summary
This is to move the court to reopen and terminate my immigration proceeding and remand the case to USCIS to continue with the adjustment of my I485 application based on the followings:
• I have an approved I130 petition, which was filed by my wife of 12 years who is a US citizen by birth.
• I am currently an approved Haiti TPS holder.
• The ruling of the sixth Circuit Court in the matter of Flores v. USCIS No. 12-3549 on June 04, 2013.
• Extreme hardship that my family would suffer if i am deported or departed to Haiti for consular processing.
• I have a minor child from my previous marriage who is a Permanent resident (sponsored by my wife) who will soon graduate from high school (class of 2019), thus she will depend on my wife and I support
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