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Yes, I think we already know the answer. #LGB

Is that the home that Hunter pays for?

To the OP, don't gloss over this (bolded portion). Applying for a B2 from a VWP/ESTA country already has a fairly high bar especially when you are already showing immigration intent. Applying for a B2 and being denied will more than likely jeopardize you ability to use ESTA leaving you out in the cold as to visiting. Short trips to visit, not bringing all your worldly possessions, etc. is probably your best course. To @carmel34 +1,000!

The NFPA must be silenced. Home Cooking Fires Ranges or cooktops were involved in 61 percent of reported home cooking fires, 87 percent of cooking fire deaths, and 78 percent of cooking fire injuries. Households that used electric ranges showed a higher risk of cooking fires and associated losses than those using gas ranges. https://www.nfpa.org//-/media/Files/News-and-Research/Fire-statistics-and-reports/US-Fire-Problem/Fire-causes/oscooking.pdf

Is that Jill cooking Hunter and Joe's meth?

How hypocritical of these folks in LI. Now if they demanded all lying politicians on all sides resign, then maybe they would have some credibility.

Yep, didn't Biden say Trump was irresponsible in how he handled classified documents? Seems he may have forgotten how irresponsible he was himself. Btw, since the Chinese paid for the office at Penn, did they have access to it?

You do realize that when applying for the N400, the required evidence is only a copy of the GC and a copy of your current marital status (marriage certificate, divorce decree, etc., not really sure what anyone submits here if they were never married, but that does not apply here) unless you are applying from overseas or as the spouse of a military member, or a current member of the military yourself. The other evidence you are showing is material requested for the interview which can be uploaded anytime or simply just copied and taken to the interview. My point is don't hold up your application to get material only needed for the interview. Good Luck!

I cannot imagine getting an RFE for the wording on the LoI you described in your post. Relax a little, if for some reason someone at USCIS does issue an RFE, it is a quick solution/response. Good Luck!

Just saw that episode recently!

Then you are all set, and removal of conditions is not an issue for you. Good Luck!

A fast forward button? So a de facto expedite?

Hmm, more classified documents Old Senile Joe can't remember taking, and still no raid on his offices. Biden Aides Find Second Batch of Classified Documents at New Location Since November, after the discovery of documents with classified markings in his former office, Biden aides have been searching for any additional classified materials that might be in other locations he used, said the source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to provide details about the ongoing inquiry. https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/national-international/biden-aides-find-second-batch-of-classified-documents-at-new-location/4042285/

So a left, center and right practicumer? I do love that in the definition of "practicum" they use the word "field" (see link), so doesn't that lead to the word "practicum" being in fact racist? Seriously though, if someone's first thought when hearing the word field is about slavery, then that person has a problem. https://www.thefreedictionary.com/practicum

These geniuses ran away on fire. I don't think they went through "Stop, Drop, and Roll" in their woke education.

USCIS started de-prioritizing the I751 back in late 2016 which is when we filed our I751. Heck, back then they were only issuing 12 month extension letters, and many filers were getting cleared in less time than that, but after November/December 2016 the backlog started to grow. We didn't really care since naturalization was the final goal, we looked at the I751 as a necessary evil (read as USCIS cash cow). Back then, when my wife's N400 window opened, she filed about a month later and Detroit was very fast. When they called her for her biometrics on the N400, she was also able to talk them into giving her an ADIT stamp since her extension letter was expiring in less than 6 weeks. So much has changed, but in the end, my wife was applying for her US passport about the same time others that filed their I751 at the same time were just getting approved for their 10yr GC (my wife never actually received an actual 10yr GC since the I751 and N400 were approved at the same time). It is good to see N400's being prioritized, but USCIS needs to balance things out more, and they have at least appeared to become less user friendly.

Completely agree. In my wife's case she filed by paper with a pending I751 so we only included the two pieces of required evidence for the n400. She was called to an N400 interview with no indication of the I751 other than the notice it was moved to a new office, I went with her, and the IO conducted a short (less than 5 minute) interview with the two of us and had the inch thick I751 package in front of her, (and my wife had an accordion folder with all the N400 interview requested material) we added copies of the most recent tax filings since submitting the I751, and I was escorted out and my wife proceeded with the N400 interview alone. I suspect that the massive I751 submission was part of why the IO did not ask for any N400 interview material, but who really knows for sure. My wife had her oath ceremony about 3 months later.

Heard about this case, and these Antifa types still haven't been caught to my knowledge. Hopefully they are lying in a ditch somewhere.

I think your tax question has already been answered in your other thread, and I agree, this should not be an issue. As to processing times for the N400, that is entirely up to workload at your local USCIS office, but it does seem that N400 applications are somewhat prioritized. That being said, I would recommend filing as soon as possible. Please read the instructions for the N400, the actual amount of required evidence to submit the application is fairly light, don't confuse the material requested to be brought to the interview as required evidence. You do need this material for the interview, and you can upload that any time after submission or just wait and take it to the interview, but don't let it hold up your N400 submission. Good Luck!

I cannot think of any other documents needed. Hopefully the IO is understanding and allows you to interview on your own. Good Luck!

You don't need any tax information to submit the N400 application, this is only needed for the interview and you will need to take paper copies to the interview regardless of if you uploaded it. In my wife's case, she filed in early January 2018, and when her interview came up in March, we had filed our 2017 taxes, so she brought a copy of that filing where the IO ignored it. Good Luck with your filing!

Yes, but the BC's are not required for submitting the N400 application.

I certainly don't disagree, but I am amazed by the number of people that think they need to submit all the documents asked for the N400 that are on the list to bring to the interview. The N400 instructions show what is the required evidence to submit the application, and what is needed for the interview, but people are so worried about uploading or copying the interview material for the submission. There is no need to do that, but they do need to gather it together for the interview whether they uploaded or submitted it initially.

Once you submit the AOS paperwork, you should be fine relative to being in a state of authorized stay regardless of your F1 status. My general recommendation is to get your AOS package in as soon as you can after getting your marriage certificate copies and then start to collect marital co-mingling evidence you can bring to the interview. Good Luck!

Others may know better, but if you meet the requirements of the I864, your mother should not require public assistance, so the answer to 61 should be no.