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I was very stoked to see the USCIS try to implement their risk based approach, now I think this is the algorithm they follow hahaha: Increase the extensions to 48 months for everyone Don't touch cases for around 2 years at least OR when they naturalize If they naturalize do Combo Interview and boast as a liberal goverment how easier it is to become naturalized vs Trump Years (N400 is getting so quick to adjust these days and averages 5 months) If they don't naturalize and are still married waive interview after 2 years or so of waiting If they divorce and have good evidence waive If bad evidence and divorce or bad evidence and married RFE or interview I guess deny the rest? Technically it is not faster, just letting cases ferment, push people to apply for N400 and allocate resources to more "liberal party values" such as DACA, N400's or Asylum casess.

That is awesome. I think the only reserve I have about this issue is having my name on a public record

Where did you get the 90 days from? Serious question as to why not 180 days or 60 days or whatever.

When you apply for N400 the local office has juristiction and potomac is irrelavant. I also have been assigned to YSC so I do feel your pain but I don't think N400+Being at Potomac is any worse than N400+Other service centers. But I can also be wrong, just like I was wrong about risk based approach increasing the speed.

I don't think countries are relevant for I751 or N400. I485 or Asylum cases are different but if you actually think they spend more than a few hours on each case (at most) then you probably don't know how a govt agency works. I think I751 just sit collecting dust until someone opens them to USCIS we are all LPR and there is no sense of urgency to look into our cases or even find the originating country. This info becomes relavant after they start looking at our case and at that point its either approved, RFE or denial.

Evidence wise it seems fine.Just collect some info from the time you submitted I751 up to now and collect as much as possible in case of RFE or having to file a fresh I751.

If anything that would help your case since you jointly own the house but she took out the mortgage. In a sham marriage it would be the other way around and if the USC puts herself at risk it does show it is a legitimate marriage. However write a letter and put the whole thing mortgage, deed and payments in a HOUSE PACKAGE with a cover letter explaining the case as the officers don't have the patience to figure it out. In my case my wife cosigned around 45K of my student loans and I included that.

I understand receiving the letter is a big deal for many and on an individual basis people would worry if the extension did not get to them. It was also cool to see people receiving the letters in the begining and knowing they don't have to worry about getting a stamp,etc. At this point however most threads are just spammed with people updating that they have received the extension and this really does not provide any meaningful data point or useful info. I get that it may give people a sense of progress but in reality I don't think its helping anyone other than the spam content. At this point the only updates would be if you don't get the letter and are asking for help or some progress on your case in my opinion. Feel free to disagree, I am just offering my thoughts here.

I would not be surprosed if 36/48 month becomes the norm and normal cases take upwards of 5/6 years. The 48 month extension is proof of what is about to come.

hahahaha. I think 40% to 50% marriages in the US lead to divorce. Divorce is very common...... Also as fyi I think maybe around 2 to 3 percent of I751's get denied and even after denial it's the discretion of the judge to revoke it which is not that easy. So perhaps even less than 1% get actually denied and maybe revoked (some end up filing another I751) SO THE CHANCES ARE VERY LOW. The border officer is probbaly more concered with his/her mortgage than your divorce and doesn't care. Obviously this would not be the case if you were a member of the communist party or some organization that was federally prosecuted or something, But divorce is HIGHLY unlikely to lead to any suspicion with the border guy.