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And new, higher fees

But WHO confirmed it's counterfeit?

This is exactly what we did, and we also got approved without interview/RFEs. Some of the evidence I repeated was the crucial one, for example joint leases from the time we got married, or joint bank statement or taxes. We didn't repeat pictures, but we did send in a few ones. My only interview was for my N400, and the officer said "you obviously knew how to put your package together"

None at all. Nobody even mentioned my green card produced.

Im assuming you’re both of the same background. If so, how did you become a USC?

I said I don’t understand

No comprendo!

Any reason my question hasn't been answered?

Petitioned by whom?

I put N/A on all fields.

I typed the form, printed it, then filled out all N/A in black ink. No RFEs. I am now a citizen.

Can you please post a picture of the letter, covering all identity info?

Switch away!

Elections are 8 months away, so not sure why you think that it plays a role now. There hasn't been an Executive order that changes things as of now. "Government aid" is a very broad term. Knowing the exact name of the benefit and the State you're in would probably bring more specific answers.

Mine was technically not a combo interview because my 751 had been approved about 45 days prior to my N400 interview. However, my husband went with me just in case, and the officer did want to see him (he asked only 2 questions: his marital status and my DOB). Tbh, it's only just a few hours your spouse will have to take off work. I would ask them to come with me and be done with the process.

Have you checked Mattress Firm?

Yeah, ours took about two weeks. Do you have USPS informed delivery?

You're good. Don't overthink it. You as his sponsor need to mail in form I-865.

You have been given enough advice in relation to immigration. Now, please don't take it personal. Take it from someone that's older than you. Short- distance relationships can be challenging. Long distance ones can be very challenging. Relationships with an immate have an even higher level of complexity. You met him six months ago and you're already thinking of marrying him. Slow down 10x. He's in for manslaughter. That's serious. Your safety might be at risk. There's a reason why you haven't told your family - you say it's because they wouldn't understand. What would you think if your daughter was dating someone in prison that committed manslaughter?

True! My bad!

It is my understanding that a 212 waiver applies to someone with a visa, which is not applicable in your case because he doesn't have one yet, a he has a five year bar. It seems that your attorney made a mistake by simultaneously applying for a 212 and an I-130. Like I said, I am not very familiar with 212 or 601as, but I do know that in most cases applicants need to attend an interview first, be denied, and then apply for a waiver. It seems that the DHS caught on the fact that he applied for both concurrently and out right denied the I-130 since he hadn't have an interview yet. Regardless, you need to provide more information about his case: Why was the F1 denied? Why was he put under "expedited" removal? What Embassy is he going through?

I did. Read point 6.10.1 here https://www.visajourney.com/faq/k1k2visa-aos.html/#:~:text=Yes%2C if you are taking,you are changing you name. You can then go ahead and apply for the green card with her married name.

Your timeline is incomplete. What country are you from? Which embassy are you going through? Why are you so interested in visiting the US? Why did you not mention "Cuba" in your application? Is this the only omission/lie in your application? I don't think you're getting that US visa. Time to vacation somewhere else.

I already did. Please re- read.

That's not what she said. Quite the contrary: