Eugeniekk

I still want to keep my original citizenship and the country doesn't allow for dual citizenship

I don't plan to file for N-400, but I am wondering when trying to extend the LPR when it is about expire after 10 years, wouldn't they look at my case the same way if I were to file for N-400? And about getting a lawyer, is it going to be more like a battle as opposed to regular filing, and hence it will cost more? Thanks a lot for your advice.

I was in the middle of a lot of things - huge change of career, moving (moved three times across states within a year bc of my job), job hunting, new job adapting, and a bunch of back and forth with the ex-spouse of property division. I wasn't really waiting for anything and just didn't have the mental capacity to finish that 😅 since I need to provide as much evidence as I could and I didn't finish preparing all the documents. The extension is 48 months, and the processing time shows over 30 months so I thought I'd still have more time. Definitely regret it a lot.

I know Definitely regret not doing it sooner. But it’s already happened, wondering what I can do at this point, and if anyone has experienced something similar.

It was filed 7/2023

Hi friends, below is my timeline, wondering what I can do at this point. 9/9/2022 - filed for I751 jointly, got an extension notice for 48 months 10/30/2023 - divorce finalized 8/20/2024 - I751 approved without request for RFE or interview I didn’t expect the approval to happen so fast and I didn’t get a chance to provide the decree and convert this to a waiver. Should I file a new waiver explaining the situation? Is it going to get me in trouble?