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I will take written ecxam tomorrow last chance or else I'll pay again..

i read the handbook and I'm nervous what more for behind the wheel test..so help me God :innocent:

Adjusting from B2,married to my U.S army husband:-)

March 17-married in Las Vegas
June 11-AOS sent
June 13-touched
June 15-NOA1
June 26-Notice for Biometric
June 29-RFE notice(2011 tax)
July 09-Biometric 1:00 pm at Buena Park,CA
July 11-RFE sent
July 12-Notice I-30 transferred from CSC to NBC
July 16-Response Review
July 20-email saying I-30 transferred to USCIS office
Aug 07-recieved email for interview (Sept 10,2012)
Au9 09-interview letter in the mail at Santa Ana@10:30am
Aug 15-EAD card production
Aug 23-EAD card in hand
Sept 10-Interview Day-APPROVED ON THE SPOT..thank You God:-)
Nov 6-After info pass and Service request finally it updated to DECISION.....
Nov 9-Card Production
Nov 15-Green card in hand:-)

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Moomin
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You can schedule an appointment online if you don't want to wait forever-never in line. Bring all required documents with you. Here's the link; https://www.dmv.ca.gov/foa/clear.do?goTo=officeVisit&amp

Akwunomy
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First You need to go to the DMV and pick the handle book for the permit...study it and get prepare for the test. The test is about 30 questions, and you fail either 5...i am not sure on that...but the

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I will take written ecxam tomorrow last chance or else I'll pay again..

i read the handbook and I'm nervous what more for behind the wheel test..so help me God :innocent:

Good luck. Personally, I found it easier to remember when having been driving in home country because it's basically the same things you pay attention to, just other rules.

The only issue I had and keep having when driving is thinking I'm not really going that fast. I'm used to kilometres so 60 mph when looking as the little arrow seems very slow.. until you multiply with 1.6 ofcourse.

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