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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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We are eligible to file our N400 right now <90 days to 3 year anniversary (3 year rule with same US spouse)

 

1. We don't have the 2017 tax transcript on hand right now since we filed mid April. We know tax transcript is preferred so we hope to have it by June the latest and bring it to the interview. Will we get RFE if we do not submit all 3 tax transcripts online? We believe TurboTax pdf tax return has a time stamp when the return was submitted online. Is that sufficient? And if God forbid we don't have it by the interview (like being audited .. highly unlikely ours was straight forward) and we provide only the tax returns at the interview. Will it be a problem at the interview then? Delay citizenship? 

 

2. We also want to put in a legal name and family name change. Like the name be changed from "Jane Mary Smith" to "Mary Jane Doe" (husband's name). Is it better to include new family name in the N400 or just use marriage certificate after the legal name change? So the application ask to legally change from "Jane Mary Smith" to "Mary Jane Smith"? Which one is prefer but ultimately end with Mary Jane Doe.

 

We would like to file asap since the process takes 6+ months these days. Thank you in advance!

 

 

 

 

  

Our IR-1 Timeline

05/15/2013: Mailed I-130 to Phoenix Lockbox

05/20/2013: I-130 delivered

05/21/2013: NOA1 Priority Date

05/24/2013: Cheque Cashed and received text with MSC number (Initial Review)

06/03/2013: Received Hardcopy NOA1

12/12/2013: Transferred to another office

12/13/2013: Transferred to local office

01/16/2014: NOA2 EMail Notice

01/29/2014: Transferred to NVC

03/16/2014: Notice from NVC

12/16/2014: Paid AOS Fee and submitted DS-261

01/05/2015: Called NVC and DS-261 was incomplete, gave information and wait for IV bill to be generated

01/06/2015: Paid IV Fee

01/16/2015: Submit DS-260 and emailed documents for both AOS and IV

02/18/2015: 2 False checklists received

02/20/2015: Received Confirmation/60 DAY EMAIL

03/14/2015: Received approval letter from NVC (dated Mar 10) regarding "Request for Earlier Priority Date".. which we never did such a thing

03/27/2015: Day 70 - 6.30-7.30 PM EST .... infamous 3n/as appeared!!!!!! CC confirmed by rep at 9:20 PM EST!!

04/22/2015: Received interview letter (email)

04/25/2015: In transit

04/30/2015: Medical

05/14/2015: Interview..APPROVED... ceac said ISSUED!!

05/21/2015: Visa in hand

07/23/2015: POE at YYZ

08/31/2015: Applied for SSN at local office

09/11/2015: Rec'd SSN and GC

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Our citizenship Timeline

08/27/2018 Applied online/NOA Date

09/17/2018 & 10/04/2018: Biometric appointment

05/30/2019: Interview.. APPROVED

06/20/2019: Oath Ceremony

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Thailand
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If you filed electronically you can download your transcripts a week after your return is accepted from the IRS. If you filed via the Mail it takes 3 weeks from when you filed for them to be downloadable. Just search for tax transcript download from the IRS website, and it is really easy to do, then you can print it out right now, and file right away for your N400. If you filed mid April, your transcripts are available now for sure. Below is the link....

 

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript

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Here on a K1? Need married and a Certificate in hand within a few hours? I'm here to help. Come to Vegas and I'll marry you Vegas style!!   Visa Journey members are always FREE for my services. I know the costs involved in this whole game of immigration, and if I can save you some money I will!

 

 

 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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30 minutes ago, Loren Y said:

If you filed electronically you can download your transcripts a week after your return is accepted from the IRS. If you filed via the Mail it takes 3 weeks from when you filed for them to be downloadable. Just search for tax transcript download from the IRS website, and it is really easy to do, then you can print it out right now, and file right away for your N400. If you filed mid April, your transcripts are available now for sure. Below is the link....

 

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript

Thank you for your reply. Our return was accepted on Apr 17 but the transcript is not ready yet.

Our IR-1 Timeline

05/15/2013: Mailed I-130 to Phoenix Lockbox

05/20/2013: I-130 delivered

05/21/2013: NOA1 Priority Date

05/24/2013: Cheque Cashed and received text with MSC number (Initial Review)

06/03/2013: Received Hardcopy NOA1

12/12/2013: Transferred to another office

12/13/2013: Transferred to local office

01/16/2014: NOA2 EMail Notice

01/29/2014: Transferred to NVC

03/16/2014: Notice from NVC

12/16/2014: Paid AOS Fee and submitted DS-261

01/05/2015: Called NVC and DS-261 was incomplete, gave information and wait for IV bill to be generated

01/06/2015: Paid IV Fee

01/16/2015: Submit DS-260 and emailed documents for both AOS and IV

02/18/2015: 2 False checklists received

02/20/2015: Received Confirmation/60 DAY EMAIL

03/14/2015: Received approval letter from NVC (dated Mar 10) regarding "Request for Earlier Priority Date".. which we never did such a thing

03/27/2015: Day 70 - 6.30-7.30 PM EST .... infamous 3n/as appeared!!!!!! CC confirmed by rep at 9:20 PM EST!!

04/22/2015: Received interview letter (email)

04/25/2015: In transit

04/30/2015: Medical

05/14/2015: Interview..APPROVED... ceac said ISSUED!!

05/21/2015: Visa in hand

07/23/2015: POE at YYZ

08/31/2015: Applied for SSN at local office

09/11/2015: Rec'd SSN and GC

FP1Km4.png

Our citizenship Timeline

08/27/2018 Applied online/NOA Date

09/17/2018 & 10/04/2018: Biometric appointment

05/30/2019: Interview.. APPROVED

06/20/2019: Oath Ceremony

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Thailand
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4 hours ago, Steven and Alice said:

Thank you for your reply. Our return was accepted on Apr 17 but the transcript is not ready yet.

Wow, that's weird, I had mine within a week actually 5 days after I filed. Had my transcript before my refund was even in the bank. Hopefully it becomes available soon. I was filing single, and was getting some money back, so maybe it is different if married or if you owed taxes. Hope it becomes available for you soon.

Here on a K1? Need married and a Certificate in hand within a few hours? I'm here to help. Come to Vegas and I'll marry you Vegas style!!   Visa Journey members are always FREE for my services. I know the costs involved in this whole game of immigration, and if I can save you some money I will!

 

 

 

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