US Immigration from Chile

Hello,
Has anyone been revoked for not proving bona fide marriage and re-applied with a new I-130 to get approved?

Hello,

I've been a permanent resident for 10 years, so I decided to apply for the citizenship.

I have my appointment date and one of the documents they ask is all your passports.

After renewing my passport for the first time, the Chilean embassy kept the old one and give me a new one.

What is going to happen?

I'm really stress about the situation.

Thanks for the help

How do I stop the process. We are at the process to do the medical and then the week after with the interivew...Wowza ...my fiance was unfaithful big time and i have got to figure out it all with my mind being so messed up.

Should I change the vehicle registration to include my husband in order to send that in with our I-751? Cost is $170.00 per vehicle! Currently its just me on the registration for both vehicles because 1. I purchased my vehicle before we started dating and 2. for his vehicle he was working for a company that wouldn't allow him much time off and I had unlimited vacation at the time so I just took the vehicle in.

This is what we currently have for our evidence:

- US and Chilean marriage certificates and Chilean family record book

- Current drivers license, previous drivers license and instruction permit

- Joint tax records

- Affidavits

- Bank statements showing direct deposit and grocery, internet, gas, electric, mortgage, being paid out of our joint account

- Recorded deed for our home, loan application, mortgage statements, yearly insurance policy, tax bill w/both of our names

- Gas and electric statement

- Current health insurance cards, previous health insurance cards, medical notes for me regarding fertility plan and lab results

- Copy of retirement designation form designating my husband as primary beneficiary

- Auto Insurance ID cards and verification of insurance with both our names as jointly covered

- Travel details of 2 trips we took together

- Photos

- Other evidence: Costco membership, copy of check that was sent from my grandmother with both of our names for Christmas gift, card from my parents for our 2nd anniversary, card that I gave to my husband for our 1st anniversary

As we circle back to start our petition for removal of conditions for my husband I recall that when we applied for his permanent residency card we petitioned his name as (I'm going to make up a fake name here for the sake of privacy) "Juan Carlos Hernandez" instead of "Juan Carlos Hernandez Gonzalez" as he wanted to drop his maternal last name that they commonly have in Latin American countries so that we would both have just one same last name. The interview officer stated to us that we could not drop the last name during the AOS process, I didn't want to argue or disagree with her so I just said ok that's fine.

Well we were in the midst of purchasing our home when we went through that interview process so all of our documents state "Juan Carlos Hernandez" since it was our understanding that he would be using that name instead of what's stated on his green card "Juan Carlos Hernandez Gonzalez". Do you all think this is going to be a problem?

Once we received his green card I did email the secretary of the congressman that was helping us in our case since our case took so long regarding the last name, an attorney that helped us originally choose which visa to go for and I also emailed a local Hispanic Outreach Group that has volunteer attorneys. The attorney that originally helped us just stated that she recommended that we wait until naturalization and then request the name change but leave it as so for right now. Should I attach this/these emails to the petition?

We are definitely placing in the other used names section of the I-751 form "Juan Carlos Hernandez".

Thanks for your help!