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  1. OldUser
    You'll definitely have to be creative because of your unusual lifestyle. Some ideas: 1. Do you know any other people / couples living similar lifestyle? Maybe they can write affidavits 2. Do you stop at trailer parks / camp sites for few days or weeks? Maybe you have receipts from there and management can write affidavits? 3. Do you have any subsciptions, family phone plans showing both names? 4. Do you go to the same doctor / dentist? Can you show you're both patients at the same place or had joint visits?
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    Yes, FOIA can delay I-751.
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    Did you receive an RFE?
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    @jztelemark thank you for explaining, I should have re-read the thread. Congrats once again!
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    Where in the US? California has a lot of stores accepting UnionPay, other statates I'm not sure.
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    I doubt it hinders anything. 8 months is nothing for ROC, nobody even looked at the file yet.
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    When did you submit the packet? It might be that nobody even looked at it yet (biometrics is nothing), so uploading additional evidence can not hinder the process. I'd upload it.
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    No worries, usually it's very quick between the approval and receiving GC. Glad it's a happy end. Make sure to make digital and physical copies of GC as soon as you receive it. In case if you lose it, it would be easier to replace it.
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    @JoeN43 was last here on October 5, 2019. Please start your own thread.
  10. OldUser
    @vantango last visited October 1, 2022. Start your own thread after trying this solution:
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    Just a very chill IO 😃
  12. OldUser
    That's great that you let them know. There's a reason extension letters are 48 months (4 years) now. The wait times are aweful. On the other hand, @Crazy Cat wife's I-751 took 44 months and @mindthegap is still waiting since 2015. Though those are rare cases...
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    Is your divorce still ongoing? USCIS may be aware... There's almost never fast adjudication when divorce is involved.
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    Great, so OP has a backup plan in case if 10 year GC doesn't arrive! I wasn't sure if getting 10 GC approved invalidated conditional GC and using it was be punishible by laws such as "8 U.S. Code § 1324c - Penalties for document fraud" but I guess I'm overthinking 😅
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    You seem to have complex immigration history, so no wonder it's taking time. Good luck!
  16. OldUser
    Make sure to file both I-765 and I-131. Include copy of receipt for I-485. These forms should be free with pending I-485.
  17. OldUser
    Which state are you trying to get your ID from? Why GC and extension letter are not working? They're probably accepted. Renewing passport is important too, though I understand this may be expensive and addressed later.
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    There's nothing suspicious about getting a state ID / DL. You can get it as a LPR. I got mine a while ago on non-immigrant visa and been renewing since. I noticed there's more questions asked by employer, TSA, anybody I present GC to. Everybody is used to seeing IDs and DLs and prefer it. Really, other than CBP / ICE / USCIS / DMV you don't need to show your GC. Maybe mortgage lender...
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    How risky is travelling on expired GC and extension letter when 10 year GC is being produced? I get it, airline is unlikely going to flag it as they're not aware of 10 year GC existing. CBP will have to let LPR in, the worst case hold them in secondary for some time?
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    That's blazing fast. Congrats!
  21. OldUser
    Well, considering how the last reentry went (3 hours in secondary), next time she tries to reenter she may be given NTA or CBP will ask her to voluntarily give up the LPR status. She's doing everything that causes people to lose status. The good news is, as long as she's married to a US citizen, she can pursue residency again.
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    No, it doesn't mean no intermational trips. It means how many days collectively you were in the US in the last 3 years. If you only went for one trip of 30 days, you probably have 35 months of US physical presence. You need at least 18.
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    These rules are to prevent scenarios when people pretens to reside in the US when they don't, such as: 1) Somebody lives outside of the US but comes to US every 6 months for few days to keep green card alive 2) Somebody spent more than half time overseas Both will be denied^
  24. OldUser
    Continuous residence - you didn't have any international trips where one trip lasted over 180 days on the last 3 years. Physical presence - you should have spent 18 month or more inside the US in the last 3 years.
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