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I-751 ROC with Divorce Waiver
Bob in Boston replied to Abdi10's topic in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
To be truthful it looks like you put more effort into your education and careerThan anything else. You got your green card through marriage. Wouldnt be the first time some citizen got snookered by someone on a mission. -
Thanks Jeanne, Was kind of looking for entry info into the Philippines. Anything availabe to you on that?
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Well its that time of year again. We will be headed over on the 15th of December for our annual Christmas venture. Does anyone here know of any new requirements? I'm pretty sure its all gone away but I just want to make sure. Please feel free to respond or ask any questions of your own.
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I-751 ROC with Divorce Waiver
Bob in Boston replied to Abdi10's topic in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
Not just a lawyer but one who knows the issues here and knows how to work with them. shop around . -
We sent it all. Never in the 4 years of our immigration did I have a request for more and only 2 interviews. AOS and Citizen. My wife was a 24 year over stay. For AOS we had a stokes interview ( or were supposed to) Officer looked at our package, asked a few questions of me and one to my wife. Approval by the end of the day, New card being produced. I751 was a 7 month wait.... new card being produced. My point is send it all, leave no questions. The officers love a well prepaired package. Its the mail clerks who have to work harder. Started 4/18 done 5/22
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N-400 - where to put the parking ticket?
Bob in Boston replied to Elle84's topic in US Citizenship General Discussion
You didnt get a parking ticket, Your car did. Pay it and forget it. -
Writ of Mandamus guidance
Bob in Boston replied to TastyCake's topic in US Citizenship General Discussion
Immigration lawyers don't hang around this site giving free advice. They should though, might learn a few things. -
N-400 9 years after K-1
Bob in Boston replied to Al1ygator's topic in US Citizenship General Discussion
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Proof of name change?
Bob in Boston replied to ikaruga's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
You should have some paperwork from the N400 which requested a name change. That is your proof. -
N-400: Online vs. Mail filing
Bob in Boston replied to Joselio's topic in US Citizenship General Discussion
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She went to the Police Station and was questioned, No charges were sought. If there was charges and they were later dropped she would have seen the Judge.being arrested is a formal act which results in charges befor the court. Being questioned is an investigation, and the police determined there will be no charges.
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I guess not having pride in one self is not a show stopper for USCIS. The show must go on!
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When we had our Oath we brought all our cards and the officer took the current green card and tossed the rest back to us. As far as the Dress this is a once in a lifetime event that millions of people would love to be in your shoes. Dress for sucess as your now a citizen of this country. Make sure to take a photo and stand proud!
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You would be smart to get your wifes citizenship befor you move. Will save you many problems in the future. Meanwhile you can spend your time planning , building or whatever so your move is easy. Been there done that. We are in the process of building in her hometown at this point. then we will start being snow birds (6 months here and 6 months there and then decide if we will do full time and sell everything here. Takes a lot of consideration.
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My wife was a 24 year overstay, she had her greencard approved 4 hours after interview. (new card being produced) I dont think your overstay is related to the delay. I think it has more to do with background checks and such do to your line of work. Due to your age and Irish citizenship you were around in the days of the IRA and a lot of other firearms related gunrunning and such. ( we had a Boston Irish gang running Guns back in late 80s and early 90s) Maybe that is the extra checks. With the expedite was not time to run them. Its a lot harder to take the green card away after its issued .Another reason is that your in a busy office..... I'm sure that has a lot to do with it. You will also find USCIS marches to the beat of their own drum and its hard to gage your case with others in your same shoes. Each case might appear to be similar but are so different once all the issues are broken down. Good luck and be patient.
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N-400 3 Year Rule Inquiry
Bob in Boston replied to SK93's topic in US Citizenship General Discussion
its 3 years from the resident since date on your green card minus 90 days. so about Feb of 2025 or so.