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TabeaK

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    Newark NJ
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  1. Thanks, but how do I know which of the two in my state? Neither one matches what I find when using the USCIS field office locator and my postal code...
  2. Trying to figure out what my field office/proccesing center will likely be for N-400 to estimate timelines. I looked up my USCIS field office based on my postal code, but will that be the one handling N-400? Planning to file online.
  3. These don't really look like suspicious frequent visits to me. Short stays each time, you returned as planned. I think you are fine. I visited my partner more frequently back in the day... But to cross your ts and dot your is, bring along evidence that you are returning (rental agreement, job contract, evidence of approved vacation time).
  4. I came with a K1 visa in 2016 fro Germany for the same reasoning, to be together quicker. I would never do so again. The adjustment of status process after the K1 in the US is an expensive and timec-consuming mess during which you cannot work, drive or travel. For someone who lived a completely independent life prior to moving, being completely dependent on my spouse for months was pretty harrowing. And back then things were much quicker than they are now, I had my travel & work permit in about 3 months from filing and the Green Card 2 months later. These days things take MUCH longer and you are stuck in this horrendous limbo. If you plan on getting married anyway, do so and file the CR1. It is cheaper in the end and will make your start in the USA much easier. Not sure what the point of the DV would be? As a US citizen spouse you are guaranteed a green card, no need for DV...
  5. Sorry you had those issue - insist on having a manager look at things next time. I traveled the world on my extension letter for close to 2 years - what else are you supposed to do when USCIS processing takes forever? You'll also likely have multiple extension letters in your future when you have to renew your GC. I never had an issue, from small German airports to remote airports in Asia or South America. And yes, I used to carry a print out of the CBP guide linkd above.
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