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Where do you find these stats?

Help us understand "Filed I485 solo end 2019". Based on your note you became a resident in 2015. Did you at any point lose residency/green card ordered by the immigration judge between 2015 and 2019?

She did, I was just wondering if not seeing it scanned online was unusual or not. That is all.

Attorney needed to make a handwritten note for a minor disclosure we had to make. She said it has worked for her well in the past. So, basically it is normal to not see a scan of the actual N400 online in this instance?

Sorry, forgot to mention that it was mailed in. They scanned some docs upon receiving the package and sent me the info to create the online account.

In my N400 onlinr account under my documents it shows 2 things only: 1) Copy of my GC and supporting docs 2) Scanned page of N400 showing the representation page only (lawyer info) Should there be a scan of the entire N400 application too? Not sure why they would not scan that

This is all he needs to know.

Almost every comment to this question either accuses him of immigration fraud (by way of planning to propose) or gives him marital advice. IMO OP asked a straightforward question and deserves a straightforward answer from immigration side of things. Possible relationship issues are to be handled by individuals actually in relationship. I know that adjustment from tourist visa is probably the most hated thing on VJ and for a good reason, however the law allows it as long as the applicant had no intent of entering the country to stay (which it sounds like she doesn't at least until she gets the proposal which will be after the fact). What I do not know is whether OP planning for this on his side is doing something illegal from immigration stand point. His GF is certainly not.

I disagree. I didn't tell my now wife that I was proposing until it happened. I don't see why one should assume that OP is planning to circumvent legal ways of immigration. I know not everyone is honest but innocent until proven guilty stands last I checked.

Yes, however OP is not asking for the marriage advice but rather immigration.

OP's situation is interesting... Technically, potential applicant has no clue about any of this and would be entering US with an intent to leave within her authorized stay. If OP proposes and she says yes, then she decides to adjust this would be a true example of changing circumstances. I do not see an issue here, HOWEVER it is likely illegal for OP to be planning this. I do not see how OP's gf would be at fault if she has no clue that OP is going to propose.

Where can one find detailed info on this?

My bad I read that as 2 months ago. Then OP needs to act immediately. If he gets approved without an interview then he has committed fraud. (which there is a good chance his interview gets waived. I had ROC with a divorce waiver and got approved without one. My case was different though since I was already divorced by the time I submitted my ROC paperwork.)

@Mike EI think OP thinks there is a chance for reconciliation. From what I have read on this forum this has always been a grey area. If you think there is a chance for reconciliation then it becomes your choice to wait or switch to a waiver but act SOON. One thing to keep in mind is that if you stay separated and you get approved without an interview then you have committed fraud and there is no going back. Try to avoid this from happening at all cost. The good thing is that you submitted your ROC 2 months ago and likely have a long time until it is adjudicated. Once again, if you believe there is a chance to reconcile I would suggest you try and find out soon, otherwise switch to a waiver. P.S I stand corrected as I misread 21 months for 2 months.

Wells Fargo gives bank accounts to tourists on B1/B2. I am sure they will happily take your wife with SSN.

Usually you do not submit the same evidence that you did when you adjusted status. Submit all evidence from the date you became a resident onwards.

@LemonsliceShe did not. We did a regular line because I could not go through automated kiosks.

I guess not ALL other but most. Switzerland, Germany, Denmark and Netherlands had no problem with it.

So my case was accepted. Got my NOAs. Biometrics were waived. After a lot of back and forth with my attorney we are not adding taxes to our case. She flat out told me to just trust her otherwise why did I pay her. Makes sense to me. Will keep this updates as I get more news. Thanks all for weighing in.

I will give you my experience entering US on 2 occasions. I am LPR 1) With my wife (USC). We went to the US citizens' line. We walked up to the CPB together. No problem there 2) With my wife (USC) and my parents (B2 visitors). Went to the US citizens' line. All 4 of us walked up to the CPB at the same time. No issues there whatsoever. Other countries work the same way. Every time we go to my home country I take her with me to the citizens' line.

It is clear that a better system is needed to handle asylum case reviews. As you know it has been a focus for many administrations, laws change but no optimal decision ever comes out of it. It is not easy..

That data may be hard to come by. Most people report problems not success stories. It is kind of like restaurant reviews. I would be very curious to learn about such data if it exists. Overall, I am pro providing more documents. During my initial adjustment of status I sent 16 lbs docs. The IO told me it was way too much and now he had to go and organize/shred all of it and he was gonna drag it. He straight up told me that I created too much work for him. That is another perspective that not a lot of people think about.

One example of "true" would be political opression when someone fears of becoming a prisoner or being targeted... War is another example. If someone truly fears for their and their loved ones lives due to these circumstances then I consider those to be true asylum cases. I am sure there are many more I missed.

B2 will never affect lives in the same way that true asylum cases are affected. You are comparing somebody's leisure time vs fighting for your life. I understand that only 1-2% of asylum cases are true but that is the difference. There has to be a better way.

In that case, expedite or wait. I expedited my I-765 based on extreme hardship back in 2018. Definitely got lucky some but I was successful.