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  1. Just a photocopy worked for me. If it's in foreign language, you also need to provide translation. If you get called for an interview, you'll need to bring the original BC. You may get asked for it.
  2. Did she end up getting GC? She should receive it soon if both petitions got approved.
  3. When filing I-90 I'd include: - Copy of back and front of GC - Copy of passport page and page with endorsed immigrant visa - Copy of boarding pass or reservation for that flight - Cover letter explaining why she should receive 10 year GC (including dates or marriage, entry to the US etc) Since it's their mistake, you do not need to pay a fee. Do not send actual GC with I-90!
  4. If you know for sure she should have a 10 year GC, there's no need to file I-751
  5. If you were married for over 2 years when she first entered to the US on spousal visa, then she should have received 10 year GC. You need to file I-90, even today. I-751 is not a valid form to file and it takes much much longer than I-90.
  6. There's nothing wrong with applying. There's aldo nothing wrong with withdrawing N-400 if you no longer want to become a US citizen. You can do it today. Before making a decision, does your country of other citizenship allow dual citizenship? Many countries nowadays are OK with their citizens having multiple citizenships. In many cases you will continue having your citizenship and passport from other country if you become a US citizen. And one outside of the US, you can still use that country's passport to travel if you wish. What country are you from?
  7. It depends on local office. What is the closest city? I'd file now, biometrics can take anywhere from a month to a year, but most likely 2-6 months
  8. Why didn't you send a medical with I-485 packet? RFEs is just another delay for no reason.
  9. Technically you can, but sometimes credit card transactions get declined, meaning you have to refile.
  10. Any reason not to go spousal visa route? K-1 is more expensive overall and takes longer to get GC.
  11. Hi, TN visa is not for permanent move. It's a non-immigrant visa allowing you to work in the US. If you search the forum, many Canadians do it. Do you have any particular concerns?
  12. If you apply in June a few days after anniversary of you coming to the US, you won't have to list foreign addresses and you'll be 100% solid.
  13. Another thing to think about... Did you apply on 5 year anniversary of Resident Since date on your GC OR 5 year +3 month (anniversary of you coming to the US)? If first, I heard it's possible to get N-400 denied on the ground that you actually didn't start residing in the US on Resident Since date, but three months later.
  14. Each case is unique. Most likely more marital evidence if you didn't submit enough. What all did you submit?
  15. I wish I knew 😃 I-90 due to USCIS mistake should be free. It's ridiculous they made the same mistake twice. I've never heard of this before.
  16. I also hesitated putting date on extension letter when I was in similar situation, but apparently this is OK and everybody does it.
  17. Case is being actively reviewed is typically a status to fill the gap when nothing is happening. It's normal.
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