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  1. First obvious choice would be public schools in your district. If these are not satisfactory, then look at private or Catholic schools in your area. Simple Google search would give you answers. Type in name of your town and add board of education in your search. For public schools you can usually enroll kids at anytime. You will need proof of identity and address. Website for the district will list all required documents.
  2. In the meantime research income requirements for affidavit of support. Try to get a good paying job or find additional person who is willing to sign affidavit of support.
  3. I only ever had two cards. First one and another without the annotation. I can't fathom how someone can loose 10 cards.
  4. I didn't petition my sister and have no plans to. Thanks for responding!
  5. Hello! My sister is planning to visit me in US this Summer. She was denied B2 Visa more than 20 years ago and never tried again. Our country is now eligible for VWP and she will have to apply for ESTA this time. How is the prior B2 denial affecting the chances of ESTA approval? My sister traveled internationaly since then to several European countries without issues. Thanks!
  6. Take healthcare costs into consideration when bringing an elderly parent.
  7. I would first present your LPR card at the DMV office. If asked for more documentation, only then I would offer the notice of action for N400 and I751. You don't want to confuse the DMV clerk with additional documents.
  8. If you are confident that documents provided were sufficient, try to contact the office if DMV commissioner in your state. Your case would be reviewed on a higher level by policy specialists.
  9. It's always advisable to keep records of child support payments that were made. This is not only necessary for naturalization, but in case on any issue or misunderstanding with the ex in the future.
  10. Her naturalization process has nothing to do with you. Your current partner received her green card through another process. You are not even married, just living at the same address.
  11. Your sarcastic answer tells me you represented your second wife as your first and only wife. Good luck with whatever you are trying to accomplish.
  12. Did you ever report to UK immigration that you were married before? If you did report this truthfuly, didn't you have to produce a divorce decree which you clearly never had. Something is off here. How did you go through immigration process in the UK without having the divorce decree. Unless you never reported the first marriage.
  13. Good luck on your journey! You came to the right place.
  14. If you have an I751 pending together with N400, I would concentrate on I751 before you worry about Citizenship.
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