US Immigration from Uganda

Hello,

I need help. My friend is married to an American . she was approved for 10 year green card but N400 denied. She had applied for N400 while waiting on the I-751 which was approved but got a notice next day saying N400 had been denied because she didnt have enough evidence to show she was living in a marital union with her husband. Husband lives in AL and she moved to MD because she got a job but they used to visit each other back and forth. She was denied because according to the letter, " you have not been living in marital union with your husband, documents submitted show you have been living in MD without your husband. Any advice on what to do? Should she appeal? Should she wait and reapply after some years? What happens if she appeals and is denied? Husband has 3 kids and she has 4 kids. They each file married but separate. They gave in tickets to show travel to go see each other, he is on her lease, insurance. WHat other evidence would help their case?Thank you so much for all answere

I would like to go see my husband while wew wait for his visa. I don't know if I can get there and back. Can anyone tell me if I get a flight what will I have to deal with and will I get there as well as will I be quarantine?

I am feeling very frustrated because my questions either get shot down or a person. Will respond in a rude manner i know everyone is in this but why are you going to yell at someone for asking a question I have feared to ask anything because I don't want to get bitched at. So my question is my estimated time of adjudication has passed by and I still haven't heard anything, should I call usic or just wait?

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3. You must submit the following documents.

A. A copy of at least one of the following documents: Form I-94, Arrival-Departure Record (front and back), a printout of your electronic Form I-94 from www.cbp.gov/i94, passport, or other travel document. If you are filing Form I-765 under the (c)(9) category, copies of any of the above are not required.

According to the instructions, filing under (c)(9) doesn't need to require I-94 or passport. This makes sense since I already have them in I-485.

Is this the right interpretation?

I'm trying to AOS while on F-1 through marriage. I did my undergrad, worked, and then went back for masters over the last 6 years. What documents do I need to show that I have "Continuously Maintaining a Lawful Status Since Arrival in the United States"?

Is latest I-94, F-1 visa, I-20 sufficient?

Or do I need every single previous Visa, I-20 EAD, H-1B 797 approval notice??

It will be an extremely thick stack of document (I have about 25 pages of I-20 alone due to OPTs) if I include everything, so does anyone know if they really want EVERYTHING?