Mike E

It is the norm for weekends. Try Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday.

There is nothing left for the Bee now.

They can also get the mods of r/politics who would do it for free. Or all the content mods Elon fired from twitter.

@Crazy Cat

I an a Hanlon’s Razor kinda guy. Enjoy. I am out.

Yes. You can try theworknumber.com to get the dates through its Employment Data Report Or file https://www.ssa.gov/forms/ssa-7050.pdf to get an itemized statement

That might be why some CBP officers are hassling you. Best wishes for your naturalization.

From what visa?

Did you adjust status or get an immigration visa? https://www.cbp.gov/travel/trusted-traveler-programs/global-entry

Solid find, Well done. But it is wrong. If you pay the fee, your case will be rejected.

I’ve never had a bad experience with Miami CBP, whether as an F-1 student, LPR, or citizen. I cannot say I have ever encountered CBP at SeaTac because all my international flights to that airport originate in Canada where CBP has pre-clearance. 1. What questions do you get asked in secondary? 2. How did you get your gc? 3. Have you applied for Global Entry?

Yep

I wish the FBI would do something about cross state and international scammers who cheat Americans? Is there really nothing that can be done? If they were sending dossiers about orange haired politicians urinating on hotel beds they be on that like flies to manure.

Do tell? What things?

Not always. Some ISOs do things that way. I’ve heard of rescinding I-485 approvals, even after a gc was sent, I’ve never seen an I-751 approval rescinded. My impression is that in most field offices, the interviewing ISO usually no longer has authority to approve a case. Instead the case is approved by an authorized ISO or supervisor. So I do not think your ISO would have authority to rescind. All that ISO could do is report an error or new information and advise recession. Take the sweet win with salty cancelation. Progress!

Congratulations on I-751 being approved, but I would be furious about the canceled N-400. It is likely the ISO that conducted your I-751 interview is the one who adjudicated your I-751. I do not see why that matters. I cannot say and doubt anyone can say.

LPR was a Canadian citizen.

Yes You can expect Turkish to deny boarding as per https://www.reddit.com/r/USCIS/comments/wy8ge3/stranded_in_istanbul/ See also

As did I during my divorce, and nothing was going to stop me from doing so. I am not made of money.

If this means it takes 90 days to get divorced, then you should know that if you went this route: * file for divorce * bring divorce filing to I-751 interview * request at interview to amend to a divorce waiver then the published USCIS procedure is to issue an RFE, and give you 87 days from the date of the RFE to produce a final divorce decree. The timing is tight, but given your I-751 interview is in 2 weeks, if you have the divorce filing in hand, I would want to get the immigration nightmare behind me as soon as possible. IME (state of Colorado), it takes less than a week for a lawyer to file for divorce, which (in Colorado), requires the other spouse to be served with the notice or acknowledge receipt of the notice. Get a divorce lawyer and see if you can file before the I-751 interview. Otherwise, yes, re-schedule the interview to buy time (alas it could buying years). Then amend once the decree is in hand, or at the interview if it happens before the decree. Withdrawing N-400 is not your priority now. Meeting a divorce attorney is. 87 days per https://www.aila.org/File/DownloadEmbeddedFile/47718

Surprisingly, USCIS and DoS are fine with that, especially if the LPR has been absent 2 or more years. And if the LPR was actually a CPR with no pending I-751, USCIS and DoS arguably are not breaking the law. I have seen DoS issue F-1 student visas to obvious U.S. citizens. At the POE, CBP sometimes catches this nonsense.

Oh, give me any one of these image based PDFs, and with Mac Preview I can modify it with impunity.

Do your parents have a tourist visa?

I would do “print to PDF” and submit that.

Your post history suggests that you are a Canadian citizen. CBP regulations ban collection of biometrics from Canadians at the POE (unless they have GE), though granted, CBP routinely violates this.