Hello everyone

I just want to provide an update and also to warn those who mislead and provide wrong information. I know in some cases, you are trying to be helpful but none of us are immigration officers but yet you tried to forced your opinion and try to scared people. Last year, there was a BIG debate about my situation. I was pregnant and decided to have my baby overseas, I left the US June, 2019. My son was born in December 2019 in Italy, vaccination is not given until the child is 3 months so I decided not to travel until he was vaccinated. My return was scheduled for April, 2020, as we are all aware Covid-19 hit Italy and the entire world, I had multiple flight cancellations which delayed my return. After many attempts, I finally made it back to the US May 31, 2020. I was NOT questioned by immigration upon my arrival as to why I was outside the country for so long as a green card holder, STANDARD entry. Bear in mind, while I was in Italy, I had TWO interviews scheduled for my naturalization, I requested BOTH to be cancelled, one was in September, 2019. I was 6 months pregnant at the time and didn't want to travel. Then a month or so later, a 2nd interview was scheduled for January, 2020, again I didn't want to travel with my newborn less than a month old without vaccination, I requested the 2ND cancellation. While in Italy, my 3RD interview was scheduled, I knew that I would be pushing my luck so amidst Covid-19, I made all the effort to return to the US especially with the fact that I was VERY close to reaching my 1 year outside the country. I had my naturalization interview, no drilling, the officer was actually friendly. She asked why I was outside the country for that period of time, I told her I was pregnant, had my son plus Covid-19 delayed my return by a month. I also took with me a printout from USCIS website that basically says, for any stay beyond the 6 months exception can be granted if the individual does not give up their resident. I never did, our condo was vacate the entire time, my address never change. I did quit my job as I could no longer work with the time difference but besides that my intention from the beginning was never to abandon my green card status. She said, she could not approved my case that day (August 14th) and that she will need to speak with her supervisor. Today I received a notification that my naturalization has been approved!!!!

For those who have unique situation like myself, explore USCIS website and get answers there. A lot of people had said that I will not be accepted back inside the country because I abandoned my green card and that if I am allowed my naturalization will be denied NEITHER of that happened. I might be an exceptional case but don't provide people who are seeking answers your opinion, provide facts that they can seek out themselves.

Good luck to all those who are still waiting

Hey everyone greetings,is it true that there won't be a biometric fee with the I 751 form after oct 2 ?

Thank you!

I need help. I got this text last night"

Document Was Returned To USCIS

On September 22, 2020, the Post Office returned your document to us. We will hold your document for 180 days or until March 21, 2021. Please go to www.uscis.gov/e-request to request that we resend the document to you. If you do not submit an online request by March 21, 2021, we will destroy your document and you will need to file a new Form I-129F, Petition for Alien Fianc (e), with fee. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.

I have tried to get more information on this but couldn't find anything. I have updated my new address again and requested it be resent. Does anyone know what would the document be? Good news? Bad news? It's driving me crazy..

Good evening!
I have a question. I need some help please and thanks. I apply for a vawa at Vermont service on September 9, 2020. I send in I-360, I-485, I-765 and I-131 along with all supporting documents! So today I receive the receipt for I-360, I-131 and I-485. I didn t receive the receipt for I-765. So my question is that: Do you guys think I should have receive a receipt for my I-765 or I should not receive a receipt for I-765!???
I m bit worried about not receiving the receipt!
Your answer is highly appreciated!

Hello, I m coming here today with a question . I am about to file for nuratlization based on 5 years of being a resident . I am still married but have been separated for many years.would I still need to prove good faith marriage ?