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  • Birthday 05/28/1967

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  1.    TedsGirl reacted to a post in a topic: N400 Interview (3 year) and Uploading Additional Evidence
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  4.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: 319(b) Naturalization for Wife and Stepson
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  6. Dashinka started following URGENT: 74yo Petitioner Medical Emergency / CSPA / Victim of Fraud - Case stuck in CDJ since 2019 , N400 Interview (3 year) and Uploading Additional Evidence , USCIS Requirement to notify change of address within 10 days of move and 4 others
  7. Dashinka
    I agree, I would upload it as well as take copies to the interview. Good Luck!
  8.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: N400 Interview (3 year) and Uploading Additional Evidence
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  10. Dashinka
    I don’t think it matters just to get access to the AR-11 form online since you have to enter your A number in the form along with your other information. Good Luck!
  11.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: USCIS Requirement to notify change of address within 10 days of move
  12. Dashinka
    So a tow truck operator is illegally running plates?
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    It is amazing how often politicians forget the internet has existed for some time. 2010 Obama clip goes viral where he defends deportations, even of those ‘just trying to earn a living’ https://www.foxnews.com/media/2010-obama-clip-goes-viral-where-he-defends-deportations-even-those-just-trying-earn-living
  16.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Made a huge mistake on my US visa DS-160. Now I'm stuck in "Refused" 221g limbo. What can I do?
  17.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Made a huge mistake on my US visa DS-160. Now I'm stuck in "Refused" 221g limbo. What can I do?
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  23. Dashinka
    Also, your husband as the USC and signatory on the I864 should file an I865 change of address.
  24.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: USCIS Requirement to notify change of address within 10 days of move
  25. Dashinka
    Has all that been confirmed (no warrant, no apology, not covering damages), or is it just off the cuff political conclusions?
  26.    mam521 reacted to a post in a topic: Divorce procedures after green card was approved and received.
  27. Dashinka
    Sorry this did not work out for you. It is tough going through all the hurdles required for immigration and then end up with a broken relationship. Good luck with your future.
  28.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Divorce procedures after green card was approved and received.
  29. Dashinka
    Then explain to me why Jacob Frey is throwing around the “unconstitutional” qualifier? Are you saying the apprehensions based on INA laws are in fact unconstitutional? This is what Frey was talking about.
  30. Dashinka
    Each locale follows their own calendars and that may be exacerbated by the calendar of the local federal court if they do judicial oaths. One thing that can delay an oath ceremony is if a name change is associated with the N400 application, but other than that, maybe they are still catching up from the late year holidays. Good Luck!
  31. Dashinka
    I agree, this is more of a divorce situation, so if you are certain in that path, get a good divorce attorney and move on with that process. As @Crazy Cat mentioned, you are still obligated per the I864, and will need to file an I865 for any address changes, but beyond that, any further immigration proceedings (ROC, N400) will be his if he chooses to or wants to stay in the US. If you have hard evidence of potential immigration fraud, you can report that to ICE at Immigration.Reply@dhs.gov Good Luck!
  32. Dashinka
    Then what is unconstitutional about apprehending an illegal immigrant that has a final order of deportation? Frey is the one that said this although I don’t believe he is a constitutional scholar, but if he is insinuating that enforcing INA laws is unconstitutional then he needs to pursue legal means to fight that rather than to egg on the unhinged leftist radicals. Btw, did he hold these same views when the reporter-in-chief (Obama) was in the WH?
  33. Dashinka
    Moved to the US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports Forum As to your questions, your stepchild will automatically become a citizen when your wife becomes one assuming he is under the age of 18. No need to file a separate N400 for him, he can obtain a U.S. Passport using your wife’s naturalization certificate. You should consider filing the N600 for him after he becomes a USC so he can obtain his own certificate of citizenship, but that does not need to be done immediately. I am not sure about name changes in the case of derived USC through your wife. You may be able to do that via the N600 filing, but I am uncertain of that. As to last name changes, I think you would need a legal adoption for that. You can look into getting an expedited passport for both through a U.S. passport agency in Washington DC immediately after the oath ceremony. Research this and you may be able to schedule an appointment accordingly. I believe you can get a same day passport if you have immediate travel plans. Good Luck! https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/get-fast/passport-agencies/washington.html
  34. Dashinka
    Heard about this, some Democrats operative realtor I heard. I can’t post the items from X due to the ToS.
  35. Dashinka
    If someone has a final order of deportation out there, how is that unconstitutional? Are the INA laws unconstitutional?
  36. Dashinka
    I have not made any conclusions at this point as like the other situation, there will be more coming out. We shall see how the investigation plays out.
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