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Crazy Cat

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  1. I forgot to add that our ROC was still pending too, so we had a combination I-751/N-400 interview. In your case, 3 year rule, the evidence for the N-400 and I-751 will be basically the same.
  2. My wife attained citizenship in 2023, so POTUS proclamation had no effect on our case. We see lots of members still getting Naturalization Certificates....and I don't recall seeing any denials in years. The last one I remember was due to early filing. Some people hire attorneys, and some don't. Peace of mind is a great thing....but the N-400 isn't normally a difficult process. The most time consuming part of the N-400, for us, was finding the departure and arrival dates for wife's international travel...LOL.
  3. Non-Attorney opinion: Of course some attorneys would say that. Some attorneys prey on unfounded fear........and some make stuff up sometimes. My wife and I did the visa interview process, the I-751 , and her N-400 (5 year rule) processes ourselves with no issues. The N-400 was was the easiest. It was a guided online process of answering questions and uploading a few documents (5 year rule). Even with an attorney, YOU still have to gather the evidence and documentation. A denied N-400, in itself, would not cause an NTA. For an attorney to state that as a blanket statement is malpractice, imho. That might happen only in an extremely rare case where the legal residence was fraudulently acquired. I don't recall seeing any of those.
  4. Two active cases would cost you for both, and you would likely have to officially withdraw one of them to create a clean paper trail going forward. Otherwise, it could be confusing to both USCIS and you.
  5. Welcome to the forums. Do NOT send a third I-129f package. You have at least one at the lockbox already. Nothing happens as fast as we want regarding US immigration. Yes, waiting is hard.......but having multiple duplicate petitions in the system will be a big, big headache and cost. Instead, keep studying the process and the forms needed in the next steps. Becoming an "A" student will make the whole process much easier. Good luck. Keep us updated. Your experience will be valuable to those who follow in your footsteps. Note: Never send anything to USCIS without a proper tracking number.
  6. As @appleblossom said, you cannot enter the US as a visitor with the intent to stay and adjust status. In addition, even 1 day being out of status (if that happened) would prevent you from ever adjusting status from F2b category. "Out of status" would not be forgiven. See the USCIS guidance below. I would absolutely wait and go the consular processing route. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-7-part-b-chapter-2
  7. Ouch.......I was hoping for a glitch in the payment system. I am really interested in learning what the problem is with the rejected I-751.
  8. OK. Please update us when/if you get the rejection letter.
  9. Are you 100% sure you didn't file early? The main reasons I can think of for a rejection would be: 1. Filing too early 2. Missing Signatures 3. Incorrect fee paid
  10. ***One attachment removed from OP comment. Please do not include AI generated information in posts. AI generated immigration info is not reliable***
  11. ***One comment containing objectionable language which violates the TOS removed**** Refer to the Visa Journey TOS here: https://www.visajourney.com/terms-of-service/
  12. Groups, organizations, or businesses cannot sponsor an immigrant spouse visa. Petitioners and joint sponsors must be either individual US citizens or Green Card holders. They must sign an I-864 which is a contract between the petitioner/joint sponsor and the US government to reimburse the government if the new immigrant uses public benefits.
  13. She can be enrolled. Just show that she lives in the district. Schools don't even ask about Green Cards.
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