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Rocio0010

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Rocio0010 last won the day on November 20 2023

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    Columbus
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    Ohio

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    Naturalization (approved)
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  • Local Office
    Columbus OH
  • Country
    Argentina

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  1. Hold your horses, he's already confused "as it is", don't bring those acronyms yet😜
  2. Sorry, but you are starting over. With immigration you really need to pause, count up to a 1000 and then proceed with action. Especially if it's a cancellation.
  3. There are not going to be “daily updates” for a long time. OP would be better off learning some meditation techniques.
  4. I understand yours is an "IF" question... But what do you achieve by worrying now about something that has not happened yet?
  5. Mmmm... Not 100% true. Officers have discretion to ask about travel to other countries as a way to prove that the applicant is not just trying to establish themselves in another country.
  6. Unknown/invalid and can always clarify at interview
  7. No, it does not make sense. You should say you're out of status.
  8. What country are we talking about? That's important information that will give you a more accurate reply. Is there an age difference? Has the petitioner applied for a visa before?
  9. This person has already filed their 751. And no, it does not always "stick". When I filed for N400, a year after my 751, USCIS sent me to my older State for biometrics.
  10. If they were going to send you something this week, you would have received a notification by now. So no, don't update it now.
  11. My 751 was approved about a month before my N400 interview. I do not remember the wording of the interview letter, but I did attend with my husband and I am glad I did because the officer did ask to see him. Officer made it clear he was unaware of the approved 751, so maybe your situation is similar. I would not worry (but I would go with my spouse)
  12. My husband pays child support for his son, who is a minor. I listed him on the N400, ignored the child support warning. Now I am a citizen, so.
  13. No, no need to bring them and often seen as a nuisance in the context of a formal interview. However, do bring documentation that proves that the children were born to this marriage, such as birth certificates, school records, and family pictures.
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