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Crazy Cat

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  1. You have a well-qualified joint sponsor, correct?
  2. CURRENT annual income is calculated as follows: Gross pay from latest pay stub multiplied by number of pay periods in a year (12 months). Current annual income is the income you will earn over the next 12 months....not what was earned last year if you are a W-2 employee.
  3. Then, her Green Card will be in her maiden name. I would consider just waiting until the N-400 for a name change, if desired. As I said, my wife never changed her name at all. It has made things a LOT smoother considering her home-country documentation (passport, foreign investments, etc) Here, in the US, she has gotten a military dependent ID card, Texas Driver's Licence, Naturalization Certificate, US Passport, Tax documents, US financial documents, etc. all in her maiden name......never had an issue at all.
  4. 1. Some spouses never change their names.....Some choose to start using a new family (last) name after marriage, using the marriage certificate as a source document. Others choose to wait until the N-400. Your choice. My wife never changed her family name. It has not been an issue. In what name did she complete her I-485 paperwork? 2. A state ID? Depends on the requirements of the individual state.
  5. The OP's I-751 and N-400 have both already been approved else "oath ceremony to be scheduled" would not be the status.
  6. That is not accurate for all oath ceremonies. Those are only court ceremonies.
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  8. I currently live in the DFW area, but my old age is telling me to seek a little warmer climate. I would like to remain within the borders of TEXAS. Anyone have ideas of where I might find a warm, friendly Texas town with nearby Asian markets? I am thinking maybe the Houston area........
  9. I would update it with current information.
  10. Take a corrected one to the interview. I would also upload a corrected one to CEAC.
  11. Yes. You support him, therefore, he counts as part of your household. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-864instr.pdf "Add together the number of persons for whom you are financially responsible. Some of these persons may not be residing with you." "Item Number 4. Type or print the number of unmarried children you have who are under 21 years of age, even if you do not have legal custody of these children."
  12. Wife's oath ceremony was about 6 weeks after our combo interview (interview was December 14th, 2022 in Irving). She, along with 1,000 other new citizens, took the oath in the Plano Event Center 43 days later (Jan 26th, 2023).
  13. Even up here in "Yankee Land" around DFW, I am beginning to see a little green on a few trees.
  14. Legally, she can board a plane to return to the US with just an expired 10 year Green card. However, I would carry the I-797 with me also. Page 32 of the US Carrier Guide indicates she should be fine with an expired 10 year card: https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/2023-Nov/Carrier Information Guide ENGLISH.pdf
  15. If the Daughter's card is expired, USCIS will not issue a new, expired conditional card. An I-90 would be denied. Just upload or send a copy of the front for the I-751. If Daughter needs proof of legal status for traveling, etc. , make an appointment at a field office to request an ADIT stamp.
  16. K-1s are non-immigrant, but they are processed as Immigrant visas.
  17. Are you selecting "immigrant visa" or "non-immigrant visa" on CEAC? You should select "immigrant Visa".
  18. USCIS processes I-751s in mysterious ways. Personally, our I-751 took 44 months......finally processed after our combo interview....4 months after wife filed her N-400.
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