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I-751 and N-400 Same Time With No Combo Interview
8:28 pm October 21, 2019

Johny1988

Johny1988

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I got my I-751 application and N-400 at the same time, but in my case I did not get a combo interview at CSC (California),

07-Feb-18- I filed my I-751

06-Mar-18 I got received Number and extension for 12 months ( I-751 Form)

16-Nov-18 I got extension for 18 months (I-751 Form)

07-Jan-19 Apply for my N-400 Online

08-Jan-19 I got Received Number (N-400 Form)

12-Jan-19 Scheduled for Biometrics (N-400 Form)

30-Jan-19 Reviewed my Biometrics (N-400 Form)

01-May-19 Scheduled my Interview (N-400 Form)

05-Jun-19 N-400 Interview ( No Combo Interview) - The IO told me that he did not received my I-751 Documents from CSC so he couldn't take a decision on both of my cases he continued with the N-400 and I pass it but I had to wait until the IO receive my I-751 Documents that it will take 2 to 3 weeks to get both of my cases approved and that never happened.

28-Jun-19 Received a letter Scheduled for Biometrics for my I-751

09-Jul-19 Biometrics appointment (I-751 Form)

03-Sep-19 I received an RFE from USCIS for my I-751

19-Sep-19 I send my RFE Documents (I-751 Form)

25-Sep-19 I got my appointment to get a Stamp on my passport for 1 year extension (I-751 Form)

10-Oct-19 My I-751 was Approved

15-Oct-19 I received my Green card by USPS (I-751 Form)

21-Oct-19 Im still waiting for my N-400 Decision

If you have or had a similar case please let me know what is your experience had your hand, I will like to know the time processing time on this type of case, thank you and good luck.



 
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I-130 Part 5, Previously Approval
7:40 pm October 21, 2019

Silove

Silove

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Background:

We previously applied for a Fiance Visa and had our I-129f approved in March this year. We changed plans, decided to get married in Mexico (his home country.) I did not officially withdraw my I-129f application, but it has since expired. We've been living here since we got married in July, and planned on staying a little longer, but my husband lost his job just before our wedding and hasn't been able to find a new one since then (talking to his friends and family, it seems to be a wide-spread job crisis.) So we are planning on coming back to the US when we can get this processed finished.

Questions:

On the I-130 in Part 5, it asks about previous petitions.

1.Question 5 asked for the result. Should I put just "approved" even though we never finished the process, or "approved but withdrawn" even though I never contacted them to withdraw?

2. Would it be helpful to provide a copy of the approval letter with my packet?

Thanks for any advice/insight!



 
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Aknowledge Of Paternity for a non citizen father living abroad
12:11 am October 20, 2019

Victores

Victores

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HELLO

MY COLLEAGUE HAS HER SISTER WHO JUST GAVE BIRTH LAST WEEK.

THE FATHER OF THE BABY IS LIVING OUTSIDE OF USA AND HE IS NOT A US CITIZEN.

I WANT TO KNOW HOW HE CAN REPORT THAT HE IS THE FATHER OF THE BABY.

ANYONE WHO HAS THAT TYPE EXPERIENCE, PLEASE SHARE.

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Pettioning for a husband that has a tourist visa
5:28 am October 19, 2019

Karen9312

Karen9312

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Hello! I have a question.

My sister is a US citizen and lives here and she's going to petition for her husband who lives in Mexico but has a tourist visa. The question here is : is he going to be able to come and visit her when all the paper work is sent to the USCIS?

Thank you so much for help!



 
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I'm so lost & desperate... HELP PLEASE!
4:32 am October 18, 2019

Ojitos Alvarado

Ojitos Alvarado

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Sorry I'm going to try and keep this short!

Back story: I married my husband in 2008. I divorced him in 2014. And I just remarried him again in December 2017. When we were married the first time we filed the I130 and were approved, but never followed through. He was given a 10 year ban and as of October this year, has completed and complied with the ban - he's been in Mexico for the last 10 years.

Currently: We got married again 12/2017, and filed the I130 with our (same) lawyer. I received the I797 with a notice date of 10/01/2018 saying it was approved. Our priority date is 01/16/2018. We submitted all required documents and received notification on February 11, 2019 that all documents were received and he is in queue waiting for an interview.

We have yet to receive an interview date!

Is this normal? The lawyer says that they are taking longer than usual at the embassy in Juarez.

Do you think our previous marriage is negatively impacting him obtaining an interview date?

Is there anything else I can or should be doing?

Just looking for opinions and any help/advice/signs of hope is greatly appreciated!



 
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