Mike E

All you have to do is prove you have met in person. Without a photo of two of you taken together after the marriage service you can expect to be denied. Instead: A photo taken together with the two of you holding your paper Utah marriage certificate plus airline boarding passes and passport stamps showing you traveled to the same destination would be compelling and beyond a reasonable doubt. If the above photo taken by a professional photographer accompanied by s receipt would be beyond a shadow of a doubt. If the third country has notary publics, or equivalent, any statement signed by of both of you, witnessed and sealed by the same notary and date would be compelling as well.

Do it apply for an N-600 first because you kinky get one opportunity. Whereas you can apply for a U.S. passport as often as you want. So use the process of applying for a U.S. passport (and passport card; at $35 it is cheap alternative evidence of U.S. citizenship) as your dry run for N-600. When you have the passport and passport card in hand, apply fir N-600 (online) using the same evidence. It is best to apply for N-600 as soon as you get the passport and passport card as the trail of evidence gets cold quickly and eventually tragically. If you wait too long she will never get to be a CIA secret agent.

So there would have been a modified oath available for that situation. Visajourney is about DIY. The DIY approach is to renounce citizenship, apply for a new immigration visa, enter on it, and then naturalize 5 year later. Looking at the policy manual, https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-l-chapter-1 perhaps the certificate of naturalization can be canceled as oops used to going through revocation off Citizenship or denaturalization. “The main difference between cancellation and revocation proceedings is that cancellation only affects the document, not the person’s underlying status. For this reason, cancellation is only effective against persons who are not citizens, either because they have not complied with the entire naturalization process or because they did not acquire citizenship under law, but who nonetheless have evidence of citizenship which was fraudulently or illegally obtained.” One can make the argument that your relative failed to comply with the entire naturalization process. “In such cases, USCIS can initiate proceedings to cancel the Certificate of Naturalization. [8] Because the person holding this certificate did not obtain citizenship based on a USCIS process, the person maintains whatever immigration status he or she had.” Thus canceling the certificate would restore your relative to an LPR. No free green card of course, but your relative would get an I-551 stamp. Your relative would then immediately file a new N-400. I suggest hiring an immigration attorney to correct this.

That question is: 49. If the law requires it, are you willing to perform noncombatant services in the U.S. armed forces? What answer did your relative give and what answer did your relative mean to give?

Yes because your primary physical residence has changed. So file an AR-11 that has a mailing address different from your physical address. Your petitioner also needs to file I-865, assuming the petitioner also relocated. Not in our experience. A stable mailing address is what matters and even then only if there is a pending petition. Your timeline suggests nothing is pending now.

Canada had no business being in the 2022 WC of Soccer. Sadly this farce will likely continue in 2026 since as a cohost, Canada will have an argument for fielding a team as South Korea and Japan both did when they co hosted 2002. Plus the 2026 field is being expanded to 48. Maybe we will see Nunavut send a team too.

Sounds like she had long absences that could result in a finding of abandoning residence. For this reason she should wait until 2026 to file N-400. I would also think carefully about leaving the USA again until taking oath of citizenship

https://www.uscis.gov/family/family-of-us-citizens/k-3k-4-nonimmigrant-visas “To obtain a K-4 visa for your spouse’s children, you do not need to file a separate Form I-129F or Form I-130. You must list your spouse’s children on the Form I-129F you filed for your spouse.”

And the diving. These players should be up for razzy awards with all the agony they profess after they stumble when an opposing player breathes on them. They could use diving as a tie breaker in the standings. Team with the least dives win the tie breaker.

Why can’t you get a U.S. birth certificate?

You should have filed 3 years ago.

If he is married it doesn’t matter; he has no path to immigrate though you. Otherwise, if single … https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2023/visa-bulletin-for-december-2022.html says visa numbers for his category, F2B are available to those who filed October 22, 2011 or earlier. So likely at least an 11 year wait. He will interview wherever he has lawful residency when his visa number is available for assignment to a consulate. No need for him to move to a different country since different processing times at different consulates are not the high order issue. When did you get your green card?

U.S. birth certificate is preferred and sometimes required. Probably the U.S. passport will suffice but legally USCIS can RFE for the birth certificate

Legally you can only be asked up to 10 of the 100 questions of the USCIS civics test. However we’ve a report this might where questions outside the prescribed list have been asked.

1. She entered on an IR-2 visa after her father and step mother (the petitioner) divorced? Interesting. 2. Were they divorced or in the process of divorce before the IR-2 interview?

When does your I-94 expire? Fill in your timeline: https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=420559 You don’t want accrue unauthorized presence, so if you are still in status, give it some time to get a I-485 receipt before sending a new package.

Weather, Covid, staffing shortage, your file is still in the national archives, your file is still with national benefits center, the furnace at the office failed, etc. IOW most likely nothing to do with the merits of your case. And yeah in your situation, I would show up too.

I just did and neither were pertinent to my question. I will leave this thread now to the pilots amongst you. I’m out.

1. did the U.S. citizen adopt the step child? 2. did the alien mother naturalize? 3. how old was the step-child when 1 and 2 each happened? 5 year clock has reset from 2020, though waivers are possible. Likely N-400 would be denied. She can try though. N-600 is for people who are U.S. citizens. There isn’t enough information provided to determine if she is a U.S. citizen. If she is a U.S. citizen, it is better to first apply for a passport and passport card as it is less expense to try, and multiple attempts are permitted. With N-600, you get exactly one attempt. Once a passport is successfully obtained, use the same evidence that was used to get the passport to file N-600. File N-600 online.

Apparently the national team members aren’t exactly supporters of the regime. Reportedly they didn’t sing the national anthem before the England game …. the sound was off where I saw the pre game and wasn’t aware of this until after reading reports, and also was unaware that most of Iranians in the stands were anti Iranian government. The Iranian players did sing the national anthem before the Wales game, so presumably the threats on their family have started.

I’m curious why FedEX, DHL, and UPS aren’t leading the charge here. Logically, before we would entertain passenger aircraft without pilots, we would first implement it on freight carriers. And getting back to the original topic, do freight carriers use one pilot? The article mentions ways to ease into single pilot cockpits. It didn’t mention one other way: on flights were a pilot is being ferried, there could be a single pilot in the cockpit.

It does apply. USCIS can and will review your entire immigration history before it approves your sister’s I-130 petition. Your A number should be on your naturalization certificate.

No. However you two should jointly file tax returns whether you have enough taxable income or not.

It matters: that’s why I asked. Some work visas are dual intent: entering the USA on a dual intent work visa with intent to adjust status is legal. H1-B is dual intent. Some work visas are single intent: entering the USA on those visas with intent to adjust status is illegal. Some work visas are barred from adjusting status even if there was no intent to adjust status at the time of entering the USA.

Documents that have color should be submitted in color