US Immigration from Mexico

My daughters got their 2 year green cards based on my being their step parent. I had adopted them though prior to them getting their green cards. Their 2 year adoption anniversary comes up before I need to apply to get their conditions removed. I have done lots of research but I can't find any answers to the question if they have to have conditions removed before they automatically become citizens or does the green card they have now cover that for citizenship purpose. I don't want to miss filing and then discover that they needed a 10 year card to qualify for citizenship. Has anyone else been thru this that might have an answer?

The retiree receives approximately $2,800 monthly from social security and a small military pension.

Thanks in advance.

Well I finally finished and the paper work (I hope so), and tomorrow I will mail my petition for alien fianc ! I am very exited, but also very anxious. I did my best to complete all my forms properly, and submit all necessary evidence. My petition was a total of 120 pages. I think it was a little longer than most because i had to submit a 11 page document for an old citation, and i submitted all my hotels, itineraries, and bank statements for my last 9 trips I took to visit my fianc over the past 2 years.

Any last words of advice? Or suggestions? I hate sending it off because I always feel like I a forgetting something. But i am very eager to get my first notification.

I m going to copy my cover letter on here. If anyone is willing to read over it and let me know what you think I would greatly appreciate

it.

_________________________

RE: I-129F Petition for alien fianc (e)

Original Submission

Dear USCIS officer,

I am the petitioner XXXX filing this I-129F petition for my alien fianc XXXX for your review. We are an engaged couple seeking to marry each other in the U.S.

The following list are the contents of this petition as they appear in order.

1.) G-1450 Authorization for Credit Card Transactions (1 page)

2.) G-1145 E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance (1 page)

3.) PassPort Photos (1 Page)

4.) I-129F Petition for Alien Fianc (e)(14 pages)

supplement Pt.1, item 7a-c, name change order (1 page)

supplement Pt.1. Item 21, doctor letter (1 page)

Supplement Pt.2, item 45a-46 (1 page)

supplement pt.2, item 54 (3 pages)

supplement Pt.3, item 4a, (1 page) certified court records (10pages)

supplement Pt.3, item 4a, (1 page) additional document (1 Page)

5.) Evidence of in person meeting

photos (16 pages)

itinerary s, boarding passes, hotels, bank statements (31 pages)

passport, and stamps (16 pages)

6.) Evidence of ongoing relationship

Facebook profiles (1 page)

Text messages (6 pages)

Engagement ring receipts(3 pages)

USPS package slip (1 Page)

7.) Letters of intent to Marry, Petitioner (1page), beneficiary (1 page)

8.) Proof off U.S. citizenship, Birth certificate (1 page)

9.) Beneficiary s Documents

Passport (1page) English translation (2Pages)

Birth certificate (1page) English translation (2pages)

10.) Thank you letter (1page)

All copies of submitted documents are exact photo copies of unaltered documents. I understand that I may be required to submit original documents to an immigration officer or consular officer upon request. Than you for your time and consideration.

Kind regards,

XXXXXXX 123-456-7655

Beneficiary- Mexico

Husband tried cocaine in the past. He will be truthful at the interview.

I've seen posts addressing admission to marijuana and it appears the routine response is to ban the applicant for 6 months to a year coupled with regular drug testing. But what about cocaine? Anyone know what the response is for that?

Also my husband was convicted of simple possession of marijuana 11 years ago, he didn't do jail time, only 2 years probation. So we are anticipating the ban for that ... but we are still wondering what the response is to cocaine.

TIA

My wife has an N400 interview on July 1st, 2022 in Tucson. I am suspecting that they could be doing a combo interview since she has been waiting for her ROC to be approved since July 2020.

what should she bring to the I-751 interview if they decide to do a combo?

What kind of questions do they ask in the I-751 interview?

For the N-400 interview is there anything that should be brought that is not mentioned in the letter?