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No. Photos are secondary evidence. Dates can be established by things such as boarding passes, passport stamps, etc.

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This is what we included. Maybe it will give you some ideas: Apartment lease with both our names & signatures Joint bank checking acct statements since wife's arrival in June 2017. Deed for new home with both our names Mortgage Lender Letter with both our names. Credit Cards showing both on joint account with same card number. Amazon delivery label showing both names and our current address. Wife's Military Dependent ID card showing me as the sponsor. Tricare Eligibility Letter showing both of us together. Military pay statement showing wife as my benefic. Texas Health Care Directives appointing each other as sole health care proxy(Advanced Directives) Our Texas driver's licenses with same address for both of us 2018 Joint Tax ReturnTax Returns Pictures of us on special occasions here in the US. Car Insurance Cards showing both of us as insured drivers for our car Boarding Passes for Las Vegas Valentine Day Trip 2019 Utility application showing both our names for our current address

She says cooking technique is different and some ingredients are different. I can testify that the taste is different. We have a place in Plano we go to a lot.

They cannot revoke a Green Card at the border.

I-864 would be a supporting document for the I-485 only.

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My wife calls most Chinese food in the US, "so called Chinese". She won't eat it.

I'll check it out. Thanks. I was thinking about the Biden program.

Agree.

It's crazy. I have seen cases take anywhere from 2 months to 44 months. I never put much faith in those USCIS estimates.

Yes. That is very beneficial here in Texas. As a Green Card holder, you must change the home address on your DL in person at a DPS office. US citizens can just make address changes online.

Yes. A new basis category = Initial application. My neighbor just went through this. She originally had an EAD based on an asylum case. After she married a US citizen, she applied for a new EAD based on C9 or C09 category. No problems. Hard to say what will happen. Good luck. Short of a new application, I'm not sure you can correct it.

That, in itself, does not make a person eligible to Adjust Status. Weren't these programs designed to be temporary stays in the US? What am I missing?

Online was easy and gave us an immediate receipt and biometrics reuse notice.

I'm still waiting for a source. I can't find it.

It also says "proof that your Form I-485 remains pending". The I-485, which was the basis for the EAD and AP, are terminated......no longer pending. A new I-485 will require a new I-765 and new I-131, imho. What say you @appleblossom, @OldUser, @Dashinka

Your denial notice states that any I-765 and I-131 which were filed as a part of the denied I-485 are also automatically terminated. You need to refile them, too.

1. Filing an I-539 is very risky. You could easily end up with a voided B2 and an ban. 2. It might be unlikely you could remain in the US legally until a visa number is available. That is why @Lil bear and @appleblossom are asking about your age.

You must show that you were together (in the same place) During or AFTER the online marriage. The best evidence is that of time you have actually been together.

I'm not sure why marital status is even on a Naturalization Certificate.

For the 3 year rule, he must have been married to the US citizen for 3 years AND he must have had his Green Card for 3 years. That means he can apply in November 2025....minus 90 days (Aug 2025).

I suggest filing the N-400 as soon as she is qualified. Our I-751 had been pending for 40 months when wife filed her N-400. Four months later, both the I-751 and N-400 were approved during a combo interview. Sometimes, the N-400 will push the I-751.

Yes