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Verrou

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  1. yeah it look the same. but you need to update ur citizenship / naturalization status. you wont get any issue because u already have the unrestricted one now yes, thats new form started in april 2024
  2. me. i went once but i called and called and called until they became familiar with my voice and issue. took me roughly 2 months to get the unrestricted.
  3. show ur passport and tell them that's the correct name ( related with the visa later on)
  4. 1. yes 2. ur W2 3. just use i-864. thats uscis want
  5. 2-3 months is normal for GC to arrive
  6. U mix Asylum / CBP app with global entry. Global entry program is DHS program and you need to be eligible to even apply. Many American can’t even get global entry due to their past let alone non American who’s present it’s not even in the states right now. To be able to receive global entry, a person need to do interview in person inside US. How she’s gonna do that if she’s not even in the US? Let say she’s in the US, how she be eligible to apply for global entry? And why she need global entry if she’s inside the US? A person need to be in status to apply for global entry. Asylum seeker with pending status is not eligible. Pending = limbo.
  7. you dont need to come to the interview. it's not mandatory for consular processing
  8. i would wait. im the unlucky one, even waited 10 days, DHS aka USCIS didnt update my GC status. after i went to SSA office, took me 2,5 months to get the unrestricted SSN. when employer asked me to update my I-9 i just gave them my DL and unrestricted SSN. the end. super easy i refused to show my GC for job related (that's my choice) you dont need to wait to find a job if u already have SSN that's restricted.
  9. can always file AOS to USCIS while in removal proceeding, but USCIS cant adjudicate i-485 until removal proceeding terminated. once removal proceeding terminated, go back to USCIS to reopen i-485. seems for some reason USCIS didnt catch it while OP AOS'ing but catched it on n-400
  10. i agree. i dont even think they think about it. to live in the US especially not in sanctuary cities is tough without last name. in LA, NYC is common to see : FNU, LNU, No name GIven. but then in another states, with that FNU as surname its not easy to open bank account, get a job etc because its weird.
  11. do you have any response from ur university? i was wondering if they can write affidavit letter stated that your degree is equivalent to master degree or doctor in Vet. i have similar case but totally different issue with LSAC ( LSAT operator) here in the US. LSAC refused and just ignored me unless i provide what they think its the only correct one.
  12. ouch indeed ! maybe they are getting better with it, but TBH i literally just heard a friend of a friend of a friend told me he applied for asylum. this person has no last name ( typical indonesian), and just added a new "last" name, and guess what? EAD came with a brand new spanking name. i was wondering how this adjudicator actually did "background" check. so the discrepancy between last name and combination of different A# is the problem thats why i think USCIS didnt catch it when someone is in removal proceeding. As far as i know, n-400 background check is something else. i just found out a month ago when a friend of mine got n-400 interview. IO asked 4 times if she has a different name, and she said NO. until he said a different last name and then it hit her. ex husband use his last name as her last name ( not legal name) ONCE 20 years ago for health insurance and USCIS actually catch it. cant blame her she dont remember because ex husband has no legal documentation to add the name on the insurance and it only used once. lucky she still got approved and get same day oath ceremony
  13. i wont say i am lucky if im in your shoes since at the moment u hit a road block. get a good deportation lawyer, not just a "lawyer". go to the court and ask around. usually there are plenty of deportation lawyer who always in the court doing cases for their client. u want that lawyer and not just immigration lawyer. there are couple of story when some people have different A# ( i understand alien # is assigned for life, but in practice, many people got a new one because they dont disclosed the old one) that's why their USCIS case and court case arent connected
  14. No ! U might get hearing date a year from now. Get a lawyer to file motion to reopen and motion to terminate ! Better do it now before we got new president ! how did you get ur GC ? Normally GC won’t be approved if ur case is admin closed in court
  15. when its time, spend that $185 to apply B1/B2 and let it play out
  16. The day u are officially and legally married, u can file I-130 (of course wait for marriage cert first before filing)
  17. Are u USC ? If you are, then yes. 1 petition for each individual and paid each of petition individually
  18. thats standard. many people experienced the same thing after the interview.refused doesnt mean denied. just wait up for the status to change
  19. u already applied 1 K1 visa and u didnt follow through with the marriage. i totally get it. but if u want a better chance, either u apply CR1 or if you still not sure about marriage, then spend more time together, visit each other and collect more evidence. do you really want to apply K1 visa and along the way they might deny the case? u will waste time, and also higher and big risk for second K1 visa with the same person
  20. better be safe than sorry. 1-2 days delay not a big deal ( i never sent anything last minute) there are few stories people sent RFE, and their case got denied because USCIS "never" received the response
  21. try reaching out to uscis, i agree with @Dashinka send letter to field office, service center that stated " i want to withdrew my n-400 and may i please get my 10 year GC"
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