US Immigration from Philippines

Wife is going to interview in May, having been married over 2 years. Is an AOM required for US Citizen? And if so, where would that need to be picked up? Thanks

We came to the US at the same time on a K1 and K2 visa. Got 2 years conditional residency and we are in the process of filing an ROC for me and my child.

Do we have to fill up two (2) G-1145 form for me and my child?

So we can get notified at the same time?

Or we only do 1 I-751 and G-1145 form?

Thanks VJ

I was told if I did not get a call by April 3, that would mean it is neg and to then go on April 8 for my immunizations and psyc. Has anyone had the results of no phone call and then followed with other stuff? Also, how long does layover in USA need to be to do our immigration?

Hello, Filipino beneficiary here. My medical is in about 2 weeks.

What are some exact things I should do to avoid the dreaded sputum test? In general I am taking notes of healthy habits (proper diet, exercise, sleep), but specifically speaking, how do I totally eliminate the risk of being a victim of the sputum test nightmare?

I ve heard of honey and ginger tea benefits online but would appreciate tips from you guys here instead, especially those who already went through the process. Thank you.

I want to do my naturalization process as soon as possible. Soon five years passes since I became a permanent resident and I will be able to apply for naturalization. I don t have any crimes. I meet all the criteria but have a few things I worry about:

1. During COVID I was outside of the US for little than around 10 months. I read it should be possible to apply and overcome the Presumption of a Break in the Continuity of Residence. At that time I didn't keep the lease in the US but got hired by the US company where I work currently.
2. I had quite a lot of long trips out of the US. My total amount of days is around 970 inside, and 775 outside.
3. I got my conditional green card through marriage, then divorced, then got the 10-year green card.

I know that during the naturalization process, USCIS looks at the entirety of my immigration process and in some cases, they can even cancel my permanent residence status.

I wanted to ask if would it be risky for me to apply for naturalization right now. An alternative I am considering is to wait longer and not have the trip described in the point "1." in my five-year history. What is your advice?