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Joyoussinger

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  1. Working remotely is still working and does violate the terms of the visa.
  2. Occasionally, we'll hear of a case that's processed surprisingly quickly, but that's not the norm. Four months, in USCIS time, is a short time to wait. I wouldn't be worried at this point.
  3. I wasn't allowed in, either, so I was surprised then Neil came out and told me it was a combo interview. The IO came out with him and said that the one obstacle to her approving the I-751 was that she could see transfers from my personal account into our joint account. I had never sent them anything from my personal account because I thought it was irrelevant. She wanted to see a statement from it before she would approve the ROC. She gave us 15 minutes to do it, and I downloaded it and emailed it to her on my phone! She replied by saying that she'll see us at the oath ceremony in a few hours! It was a hectic 15 minutes, but we chilled at Starbucks until the ceremony. What an exciting day!
  4. To security. They're the first people we saw as we entered the field office. I wanted them to be sure they would let me in, since I wasn't essential for just the N-400 interview.
  5. Thank you! It's good to see you! Best of luck with your wife's N-400! You'll both be so glad when it's over.
  6. My husband included the I-751 receipt with my his N-400 application and uploaded a letter explaining that he had a pending I-751. We also mentioned it as we entered the field office on the day of his Citizenship Interview. It all went pretty smoothly!
  7. We're one of those couples who did a K-1 and would definitely recommend the CR-1. The months my husband was not allowed to work were difficult and AOS was a nuisance we could have avoided.
  8. Situations change and the unexpected happens. It's stressful and disheartening. I doubt the OP is "playing the system".
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