justmarriedusciti

I like that idea. Just to be sure...would emailing or calling them with this correction reset the clock? I suppose, what type of mistake would warrant an email/call ?

Between my divorce and custody case, job, and taking care of toddler part time, my memory has taken a big hit. I submitted my N-400 (5 year General prov) but forgot to include information on a short term part time role I took on as a resume reviewer last year for the month of January 2025. The 2025 W2 for that role didn't arrive till this morning, which made me realize that I forgot to mention it on my N-400. My case is fairly simple and has no complications. I arrived legally here and got my green card through marriage. I waited until my 5 years as a permanent resident were done before filing. So I'm wondering, should I bother to disclose that mistake until the date of my interview (hasn't been scheduled yet) or should I call/email USCIS and ask them to amend this?

I did an AOS from my H1B to GC. I have been a permanent resident since the last 5 continuous years now. Have no criminal history or tax offenses. The only real issue in my situation has been a long term divorce and child custody case that's been holding out for 3 years now. I do not know when the decree will be issued, nor when the child custody case will be finalized. My lawyers have said it should come sometime mid-2026. There were no issues of infidelity or anything like that, but the marriage was full of physical abuse and the court has been taking a lot of that into consideration for this custody case. I am aware of the 8/15/25 Good Moral Character Memo as well, and have enough documentation to prove that: neighbor's letters, community and church involvement, mentoring, employer letters, etc. . I am eligible to apply for N-400 on the 5yr rule but have not started the process yet. I'd like to do so in order to ensure the safety of my child and to prove to the court that I am serious about settling in the United States long term. I have no criminal/DUI/minor offense history, always have filed taxes on time (always paid any taxes due on time as well), and am current on the small amount of child support I pay... So the question is...is it okay to go ahead and file the N-400 on 5yr rule while I wait for the divorce decree to come? I am okay hiring an immigration lawyer as well in case that is recommended in the current climate. FWIW, I am a British Citizen.