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About TBoneTX

  • Birthday July 16

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  • Gender
    Male
  • City
    Gulf Coast area, Texas
  • State
    Texas

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  • Immigration Status
    Naturalization (approved)
  • Place benefits filed at
    Lewisville TX Lockbox
  • Local Office
    Houston TX
  • Country
    Ecuador

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  1. File the N-400 when you're eligible to file. Waiting gives no advantage and only delays your naturalization You did what was necessary when you sent the divorce decree with your request to convert to a divorce waiver, and USCIS confirmed receipt. That's great! USCIS will adjudicate the I-751 (under the divorce waiver) before or in combination with your N-400 interview. For your interview, bring your divorce decree (the original & a copy) and evidence that your marriage was bona fide through the time when you separated from your husband.
  2. This doesn't make the cut, yawn man. This one does, see man: -- What do you call a retreating front of attack-rabbits, huh man? -- A receding hareline, si and ha ha man.
  3. Superb -- you'll be in great shape after everything pops. Keep it up.
  4. More seriously: Become an "A" student of the entire legal-immigration process. Make plans (in accordance with various approval-timing factors) for your beneficiary to hit the ground running upon arrival. For perspective, see this thread about my own K-1 process: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/410945-k-1-journey-completed/
  5. Watch Mixed Martial Arts and (1) live vicariously and (2) pretend that the losers are cavalier USCIS employees.
  6. He's bald, see man, and we're not, see and no man.
  7. I especially like the Cyber one. True. In medicine, ever hear of "repeat surgery"?
  8. That's great! Gracias for the update. If so, good. I remember when Mrs. T-B. was quite pregnant with the future Mini-Bone, and we'd had a traumatic trip back with hosed flight arrangements, and the female CBP agent (in a foul mood) gave us lip. I was one step away from telling her that Mrs. T-B. held a future U.S. citizen who would be more American than was she, the CBP agent requesting that the shift supervisor join us. Regarding stress, avoid going aysheep beforehand without reason, but be prepared to use the magic words that resolve many situations everywhere: "May we speak with your supervisor now, please?"
  9. Yee-HAAAAA! Q.v. above. Let's see: She did well, so it was well-done. Got it, first try!
  10. He'd better be your husband... kidding. Because it isn't the real answer. See the link just above for the truth!
  11. Welcome to the forum! Others' advice here may differ from mine, which follows: The key question is, did you write USCIS to withdraw the previous petition? It sounds like you didn't. If this petition was approved and no one followed up (setting a consular interview for a visa, e.g.), it eventually died. Contact your U.S. Congressman's D.C. office and work with the "immigration liaison" there. That liaison can probably learn from USCIS if anything became of the earlier petition. Why are you concerned about a finding of fraud? --- Thread is moved from the "AOS from WS&T Visas" main forum to the CR-1 Process forum.
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