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Crazy Cat

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  1. They are linked by your A Number. You have a petition (I-751) and an application (N-400) linked.
  2. This old thread is locked to further comments.
  3. Follow directions literally. The address where you lived for only 9 months does not fit as an answer to the question.
  4. Are you serious? Who hired him? I'm glad the police assisted!!!
  5. How soon?
  6. ***This old thread is now locked for further comments as the OP is not likely to see any responses***
  7. Difficult to know. It is rare that a petitioner has a biometrics appointment. There must be a question regarding your identity or your background.
  8. So, they found anti-ICE inscriptions on the bullet casings? The left is responsible for the demonization of ICE.
  9. Applicants who filed before the October 20, 2025 effective date will take the 2008 version of the test
  10. September 29th? You should study the 100 questions from the 2008 version.
  11. No one deserves to be put in danger like this....neither ICE nor detainees.
  12. It is far, far better to answer "yes" and disclose, imo. If you answer "no", you could be de-naturalized at a later date for misrepresentation.
  13. Yes. Documentation of concrete steps toward actually residing in the US are important.
  14. Yep. I would upload the joint sponsor documents prior. Otherwise, the Consulate Officer can ask you to upload (it happens sometimes) after the interview.
  15. Attorney is wrong. Only sponsor income continuing after re-location to US can be used. Your prospective income is borderline, imo. Obtaining a well-qualified joint sponsor is a wise move. As @mam521 stated, Montreal is strict. Please be advised that current annual income (over the next 12 months) after re-location is king. What was earned in previous years is of very little importance.
  16. ***Reposted spam removed. Severe Administrative action taken against member account*** Do not post spam or links to spam. Do not REPOST spam after removal. Do not spell out links in order to bypass VJ filters.
  17. The average processing time for Visa Journey members (I-129Fs at California) is about 245 days. I'm not sure an expedite would gain you much time, but the US citizen is free to request one if you have grounds to do so. Good luck.
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  19. I'd say Visa Journey and official government sites are the best. Welcome to the forums. Your experience and input will be valuable to those who journey with you and after you.
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