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  1. ineedadisplayname started following Tourist visa from a visa waiver program country , Seeking a Green Card , Any advice on sorting out US cellphone carrier for a UK phone? and 7 others
  2.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: REAL ID when traveling
  3. ineedadisplayname
    Don't sell yourself for a "free" phone. Even if the budget is tight you can get a decent (Moto g g5 2024) model for like $150 on amazon that is the US version. Also as a new immigrant it will be interesting to get a whole new post paid plan right out of the gate
  4. ineedadisplayname
    If you get roaming on it, it means it can connect to the US towers. It might happen that you won't get the full feature set and at some areas (rural mainly) in the US you won't get cell service or data connection but in general it should work. As others suggested try it with your partners sim card and see if data/calls are working. You might need APN settings for that carrier.
  5.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 Online application What to select for my occupation?
  6. ineedadisplayname
    Could be skilled trades too. They do have to get a license right?
  7.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: In Case I file for a K1 Visa again this year.
  8. ineedadisplayname
    What about child support? did you pay that over the years?
  9. ineedadisplayname
    Haven't used the website in a while. It used to be next to Case status , Case history, Documents when you look at the petition on my.uscis.gov
  10. ineedadisplayname
    Look under the documents and you will find the letter if you don't want to wait until the snail mail comes. Once you know what they want you can prepare it and once the real letter comes send it back as the instructions says.
  11. ineedadisplayname
    Btw based on your history saw that you have international travel coming up in January. Hope it doesn't conflict with your interview. You mentioned rescheduling but they do not going to reschedule it because you are on vacation. Have tired that because my rescheduled day conflicted with a planned vacation. We had to come home early from vacation so I can make my "new" N400 interview date that was rescheduled by the local office due to weather... Also make sure any trips won't affect your continuous residency and I believe traveling between interview and oath is also a bit annoying because I think at the oath they will ask about if you traveled overseas in the meantime. If you become citizen before your trip (oath taken), you MUST get an US passport before your trip.
  12.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 Timeline
  13. ineedadisplayname
    Wow not bad. I also went through it in STL. Took a year from start to finish. They cancelled my interview due to bad weather meaning snow was expected, did snow a tad bit, but was nothing major, i don't even think schools got snow day.Just that added a month or so to the wait time After interview oath ceremony was a month and a couple of days later since STL does oath ceremony at the civil court. Curios to see how it pans out. Not too often seeing forks from around STL on here.
  14.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: (REMOVED) decided to come to Romania to have our baby born and now dealing with CRBA headache returning back to the U.S.
  15.    Carpe Vinum reacted to a post in a topic: (REMOVED) decided to come to Romania to have our baby born and now dealing with CRBA headache returning back to the U.S.
  16. ineedadisplayname
    Just why? I mean it cost less even with a private hospital over there, but beside the "savings" it honestly don't make any sense. Just think of that child every time it needs a birth certificate, he will need to know all this ####### and be able to explain it at the DMV, school, etc and fight all the clerks that don't know what a CRBA is...
  17. ineedadisplayname
    The other way around e.g renewing romanian passport was at least a month. I think they bundle it together and get a bunch of stuff shipped to the consulate at once at some cadence.
  18.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: Will Trump presidency affect upcoming Adjustment of Status AOS
  19. ineedadisplayname
    My SO was at work and I took a couple hours off and went to my interview alone. We went together to my AOS interview, ROC was approved without an interview. I don't even think the officer asked where my spouse was during the N400 interview. We sent in a bunch of documents shared accounts, insurance, loan etc. I think it is totally up to you to make the decision and in case they were looking for him, then it is on you. We can't make this decision for you, you have to decide and take responsibility. Worst case you could explain and bring proof that the two of you are in vacation and you flew back to do the interview (boarding passes, itinerary etc) I don't remember the interview letter stating that i need to bring my SO
  20.    apond reacted to a post in a topic: im an american citizen
  21.    lifestylediv_ reacted to a post in a topic: im an american citizen
  22. ineedadisplayname
    I mean technically you could, but that is fraud since you had intent before entering to adjust his status.... Since you are in Portugal with him you might be able to do direct consular filing that would reduce your wait time I believe. Hope you did file taxes in the US and also you will need to show intent to re-establish domicile in the US.
  23. ineedadisplayname
    oh my bad. I'll blame it on Friday. Had a long week, my reading comprehension is out the window. I think it is money out the window situation, but you never know until you try but it is like 99% that she will be denied based on what was said above. She must have a job in Germany, otherwise I don't think they give you citizenship. Is she planning on visiting and staying?
  24.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: Tourist visa from a visa waiver program country
  25.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: Help finding a Joint sponsor or co-sponsor
  26. ineedadisplayname
    You will have to list the denials on your ESTA application form I believe.
  27.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: Tourist visa from a visa waiver program country
  28.    2410J reacted to a post in a topic: Grilled on tourist visa
  29.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 still processing after more than 2 years
  30.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: Citizenship
  31.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: Citizenship
  32.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: Exiting the US with two passports - recording i94 exit date properly
  33.    ineedadisplayname reacted to a post in a topic: [LAWYER QUESTION] Now Trump has won a second term...
  34.    Brooke and Bruno reacted to a post in a topic: 221g in the interview and no answer about approval or refusal visa
  35. ineedadisplayname
    Chicago used to have a K visa/other immigrant visa line, but that was a long time ago. For K1 personal experience it took like 20 minutes. I would say it depends on the officer too. They do open the package, go through some stuff. but nothing major. It depends on arrival time too. Wow, that is a long wait time. When was your last time you entered through Chicago? Even on ESTA I never waited an hour, not even 30 minutes. l am so glad to have global entry. Worth all the money even if I use it once a year. As a GC holder you can get TSA Pre + Global entry for a $100 that is available for 5 years.
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