US Immigration from Honduras

I did my civic test on 02/23/2022 and answer all the questions right.

For everyone studying for their civic test, I highly recommend this podcast:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0hBbmUyA9obs9veGTNhmUc?si=-EEDQrXSR_6h7369uQlYYw

I use spotify but I'm sure you can find in everywhere you listen podcast.

Great for people who commutes only make index cards for the state related questions and us leaders.

Good luck.

Hello everyone,

I'm getting my citizenship certificate later this month but I want to be proactive and start the paperwork for my mom and apply I soon as I get it, she lives in USA, she came to USA on 2005 with a tourist visa (B2) with no plans to stay but due an abusive relationship with my father, she decided to stay, she is been working without authorization and she doesn't have lawful immigration status. Even though there's penalties, she is exempt and still be eligible for AOS because she will be in the Immediate Relatives (parent of a U.S. citizen) category please refer: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-7-part-b-chapter-8

I have a couple questions:
1. One of the requirements to apply for AOS is proof of lawful admission, she has the physical version Form I-94, the Arrival-Departure Record Card, because she came before April 2013 there's no digital record in the i94 website, does a copy of the physical version should be fine?

2. Unfortunately her passport with her tourist visa got lost, years ago so she don't have a record of the last stamp, passport number or visa number only the I-94. Is there anywhere I can retrieve that information here in the USA? what other evidence I can show that she had a lawful admission?

3. Some forms ask for the entry information like the passport number and travel document number because I don't have that information I was thinking to add it in the additional information page.

Any advice or list of form that I have to file I would be more than graceful, thanks in advance :)

Hello everyone,

My interview was scheduled today at 9:30 am at Holtsville NY, I got there at 8:30am the wait was around an hour the interview was okay the interviewer was really nice.

First thing he asked me if your spouse is here with me today I said no, I didn t knew he was allowed to be here (nowhere in the interview schedule notice saids to bring your spouse and more with covid restriction) I asked is it a requirement to he to be here? and he didn t gave me a yes but he said just because your conditional status was not removed them I said my spouse is in the parking lot I can call him so he can get in, he said no is fine let s get the citizenship process done first.

We started the English and US history and government test, the officer asked me to write a sentence, and read out loud another sentence, asked me 6 questions I answered correctly he said good job and he proceed, unfortunately the server was down in his computer and he couldn t have access to my documents, he asked me if I upload my taxes I said yes and he asked me if I have them with me and I didn t so he gave me the Naturalization Interview Results I passed the exam but

B) A DECISION CANNOT YET BE MADE ABOUT YOUR APPLICATION

Because he needs to see my taxes

I feel so annoyed I took off a day off from work and drove 1 hour and because their server was down a decision cannot yet be made

The officer said that everything was fine and there s nothing to worry about but I will get a notification by mail about an update but all know how long that takes

I will appreciate any guidance on this situation, thank you and good luck.

My step daughter went to her interview on January 10th and went for her medical exams on January 20th. When I checked her case status yesterday, February 07, 2022, it said Issued. So I'm sure it means approved. How long does the embassy take to send the passport back?

hola