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  1. Adding my recent experience: Travelled through MSP with my extension letter recently. No issues at all. CBP professional and friendly, and MSP perfectly laid out with lots of amenities.
  2. If a new employer she could also use a drivers license and unrestricted social security card. Employers aren’t able to dictate which documentation is used for I-9 verification.
  3. Maybe, but it was delivered with the subtext of ‘we aren’t even going to ask’. https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/processing-times-faqs I filed Form N-400 while my Form I-751 is still pending. Which processing time should I look at? We will adjudicate your Form I-751 before or concurrently with your Form N-400. Please refer to the processing time for Form N-400. It’s only an FAQ page, not a policy document or memorandum etc. But if they didn’t want to give the impression that the N-400 timeline is the important one, they could have simply chosen to not publish this FAQ.
  4. My US senators office was responsive, but said that USCIS adjudicates joint N-400/I-751 according to the I-751 timeline, and since the I-751 isn’t past processing times there’s nothing they can do. This directly contradicts USCIS’s own website FAQs, which clearly states that the N-400 timeline prevails in joint cases, so I’m at a loss. I guess I have another senator and a representative that I could try.
  5. The exact same thing has now happened to me. Despite waiting until I was outside of processing times to do an inquiry, the response to the inquiry was that it is not taking longer than normal. Guess I will try a congressional inquiry, for what it’s worth.
  6. Ok this mad me LOL. Didn’t know ‘Brexit’ couldn’t be uttered among polite company this side of the pond /s
  7. You aren’t alone! I filed I-751 Feb 24 and N-400 Feb 25. Biometrics reused on both. No other movement.
  8. Same here. I filed N-400 almost a year ago. Unfortunately nothing has budged. The N-400 is now well outside of processing time so I have done a case inquiry. I hope for some movement for all of us soon!
  9. Still no movement for me. Doing a case inquiry.
  10. Yeah, getting an SSN as a K-1 is a horrible minefield that isn’t gonna be changed any time soon. Hopefully your EAD will come soon, so you can then use that to get the SSN. Good luck!
  11. Not the way I would look at it, but you’re right in the sense that you paid for an EAD you’re likely never going to get. Nevertheless, I would always advise applicants to apply for an EAD at the same time as AoS if working is something that’s important to them. Your GC interview timeline is very quick - may the rest of your journey be as smooth!
  12. Congratulations! My inquiry date has been pushed back a number of times. If it doesn’t move again I’ll be able to submit in the next two weeks. Fingers crossed.
  13. If you think you’ll be filing for N-400 eventually, there isn’t much reason not to do it, especially given that is has been known to bump I-751s along for people. That said, don’t get your hopes up as it is far from guaranteed: I filed my N-400 almost a year ago and it has done precisely nothing to get my I-751 moving.
  14. Probably one of my smaller complaints at this point, but it is shameful that it has been known to be so inaccurate for so long and has continued to be featured in users’ accounts.
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