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Bob in Boston

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About Bob in Boston

  • Birthday October 21

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  • Gender
    Male
  • City
    Norwood
  • State
    Massachusetts

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  • Immigration Status
    Naturalization (approved)
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    Local Office
  • Local Office
    Boston MA
  • Country
    Philippines

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  1. Well, is there ANYTHING in your GMC that can be questioned? Been Arrested or been to court? Paid your child support? Whats your social media look like? You cant really prep for good moral character, its your history. Dont hsve a history just answer the questions truthfully and you should have no problem. Where are you from? That could play a part.
  2. To be honest I wouldnt have applied for Citizenship so soon after your court case. I would have waited another 5 years or so. Your case appears to have GMC issues regardless of the outcome of the case.
  3. All these stories are doing what they are ment to do. Scare you and have you hate USCIS and Trump. Fact is all laws are being enforced now. Your embezilment conviction from 12 years ago has not disappeared and you did not get away with it, A 15 year Green Card holder probably has something to hide in their eyes and they will investigate. Canadians with pot convictions are being denied too. Just because your Pot case was 20 years ago does not make it any less of a threat that you will not be detained. If your wife has nothing on her record and she was honest when processing her immigration forms she has little to fear. You Tube has a 85% misinformation rate now. Anything to get a click. Enjoy your Trip
  4. Wasnt an issue here in Massachusetts with the letter. Only issue the license will expire on the expire date of the letter.
  5. if a case is dismissed its usually by a judge. If charges are dropped prior to court then they were dropped without prosecution. Big difference. No court apperence is the best. Anyone can accuse you of a crime but with no evidence case will not be prosicuted and dies with the local police. Without knowing more details its hard to make a judgement, Carry those papers with you so if you need them you have them.
  6. Airports are crawling with government agents of all kinds and you need to identify yourself whenever asked. Not a good place to run under the radar.
  7. USCIS never had a hearing on her overstay as it is forgiven on a spousal AOS. So there was no determination made and she was not found in violation. You need to be charged with crime to be found guilty.
  8. You were married when you had the oath so that is proper. Now your divorced so when you apply for passport that is what you state. The info on your naturalazation Cert is to make sure you are a citizen of the united states. Marital status changes frequintly as some of us know.
  9. Yes with the AOS Filing. Didnt have to bring it up for global entry as it asks "Have you ever been found in violation of immigration laws?" : She was never found in violation of immigration laws I think it may be the package as it also asks:Have you ever been found in violation of customs laws? and that package may have been confiscated and noted on her file.
  10. I know you want recent but back in march of 21 we waited 2 weeks for notice and 6 weeks after that for oath.
  11. Federal buildings also require a real ID or passport for entry.
  12. You are a LPR and will be until a judge says your not. They have to let you in.
  13. I seriously doubt you will get a 551 stamp while going through your new process. You can file for an EAD but will be unable to work untill approved.
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