jackiegringa
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7/11 is not 9/11, somehow you're the second person in this thread to make this mistake. Just seems like it takes a while for things to happen in St Louis indeed. On the US bankruptcy page there's a schedule for all future ceremonies but not much else. https://www.moeb.uscourts.gov/naturalization-information
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This is also bad for people fleeing stalkers or abusers because your address can become easier to find when you are registered to vote regardless of citizenship status. Those were the two groups in my mind when I saw these news, people screwing up immigration and DV survivors.
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I had all my immigration processes done by checks and only heard about credit cards being declined so maybe it's just taking longer to process it. Give it more time before worrying about it too much.
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Self delete. This is derailing the Op post and it's very off topic. I'm happy to have a plastic GC and a 4 extension letter that works and not waste my time trying to get an ADIT stap that was denied over four times.
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Got it, thanks. Yeah it did - USPS lost it at first and then I got it resent. Quite the endeavor, was also denied adit in the meantime. It's documented in the forums for posteriority.
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Don't mean to derail the topic but if you care to elaborate on this I would appreciate learning more about this particular situation. Why filing I-90 for a mistake would interfere with I-751? Is there a regulation I could read to understand it better? I had a different experience by filing I-90 for lost GC, then months later I-751 on schedule and got the I-90 approved before the expiration date on the original GC and it seems like my I-751 didn't change much this process.
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Without trying to correct this you will face a chance of having your ROC denied since it's on their records you are a 10 green card holder. But you are required to file ROC so that's another mistake. Then when you file for citizenship they will check everything and might find not one but two discrepancies... you are burying yourself deeper and deeper for no reason. File the I90 as told to do last year, stop trying to find a way around their mistake. It's your job to fix it now, or risk losing your immigration over it. It can take years and years to fix a mistake at the ROC or N400 stage, you do not want to live in a limbo like that.
