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Edward and Jaycel

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Edward and Jaycel last won the day on April 20

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  1. This is the date that matters... so 90 days before the exact date in June 2027 is when she is eligible to file for Naturalization.
  2. Your wife's eligibility to file the N-400 under the 3-year rule is based on the date your wife became a Lawful Permanent Resident, not the date of your marriage. She can file the N-400 within 90 days of the 3 year anniversary of the "Resident Since" date on her Green Card
  3. Get used to radio silence on an I-751 - Most cases don't hear anything for 2 or more years. The current processing time for cases at a service center is 29.5 months. For field offices, it's 35.5 months.
  4. Your husband must do his by mail by filling out Form I-865 and actually mailing it in sadly.
  5. That should be good enough. No notarization needed from what I am aware, but going that extra step won't hurt and with USCIS, my default mode is to always go the extra step. LOL
  6. Yes I should have made that clear that I just meant that by certifying to USCIS, they would technically be making the certification under penalty of perjury
  7. They certify (or in other words swear) that the translation they made is accurate and they certify (or in other words swear) that they are competent to translate from that language to English. They don't have to be a "certified translator" to be able to swear to these two facts. They just have to swear out a statement, "under penalty of perjury" that the translation they made is accurate and that they are competent and attach it to the "document". Your fiancée can do this as long as she can legally swear to these two facts.
  8. Yes... I can tell you from experience on this. I had something from the 1990s I had to disclose and I got an RFE for the official documents. In the case of the arrest records, I sent them a printout of the email I got from the state police stating that due to the age of the records, they were not available because they had been purged and destroyed and USCIS accepted that.
  9. Yes that would be the next step
  10. That's great news! That means that the Immigrant Visa Unit has finished whatever they had to do and passed it on to the NonImmigrant Visa Unit to actually issue the visa (That status is them saying "We received the application from the IV Unit)... Next status should be "Issued". Please keep us updated
  11. You have to do it within 10 days of moving and don't forget your husband also has to change his address as the petitioner my mail using Form I-865
  12. Thank you for the update! Glad you got the receipt number this time around.
  13. This 👆👆 However it won't hurt to bring updated supporting evidence of your financial ability to support your spouse with you such as, paystubs or any W-2s / Tax Return Transcripts that were generated between the time you filed and the time of the interview. We uploaded our most recent Tax Return Transcript before the interview and the officer looked at it in their system and thanked us for uploading it.
  14. Please also remember that Administrative Processing (Background Checks, document verification and now Social Media review) is mandatory for all visa types and many embassies will "Refuse" under 221g until that AP is finished
  15. Anything new that you have proving marital bona fides is good to add, however I would gather a few months of utility bills, a few months of joint account statements, etc., combine them into a single PDF with the new lease and upload them all together
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