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  1. I've seen biometrics reuse / appointment taking a year or more in some cases. 4-6 weeks after filing is to receive extension letter
  2. If wife is a US citizen - yes, visa is avavailable. LPRs cannot sponsor parents.
  3. I'd think your father's name on your certificate is sufficient. But others can correct.
  4. She must have answered questions without remembering or paying attention. Based on answers she got 3 year rule or 5 year rule. The first section of application is called "basis of eligibility" You can watch video at 4:30 mark: Your wife should take N-400 more seriously and familiarize herself with process. This is super important and she doesn't know what she answered - that's a red flag.
  5. Good, apply under 5 year rule (not 3 year rule based on marriage to US citizen). No need for birth certificates for children.
  6. Assuming your Resident Since date is before October 10, 2018, you can apply under 5 year rule, which doesn't require kids birth certificates.
  7. GC started in the future? It's 2023 today
  8. Any passport, not just US passport. It's not about visa validity, it's about passport validity. In addition, your advance parole is not same as a visa. You can return on the day it expires. But your passport should have 6+ months of validity, else you may not be allowed to board the plane.
  9. When is your green card start date? Did you have any trips longer than 6 months? Did you spend most of your time in the US in the last 5 years as LPR?
  10. No need for childrens birth certificates under 5 year rule. I'm not referring to how long you were married for. There's two types of N-400 applications: - Based on marriage to a US citizen - Based on being a LPR for 5 years. Which one are you applying under?
  11. Under 5 year rule or 3 year rule? Where is it asking for birth certificate for your children?
  12. Hi @yuna628 Thank you for such detailed description of your husband's experience with N-400. I have a question on modified oath (if it's OK with you). What was the basis for modification and did you have to provide evidence? Thank you
  13. I think the best option to change name is either at time of marriage (beginning of immigration journey) or at naturalization (end of immigration journey). Why not wait for N-400 stage? You can change your name then and it will likely be easier than going through it now with pending ROC.
  14. I would not believe a person on the phone. Tier 1 are known to give wrong information all the time. Wait for the actual notice and attend the interview.
  15. They'd have to advetise all mom and pop shops to not discriminate against them. Tehcnically you can take photos anywhere as long as they meet requirements.
  16. USPS is a government agency (same as USCIS, DHS etc). Why would Department of State advertise commercial for-profit companies such as CVS or Walgreens?
  17. She can, but it would be difficult to convince consular officer she doesn't have immigrant intent when I-130 (immigrant petition) is filed.
  18. I'm not sure if you're going to be eligible for N-400 under 3 year rule. You lived separately for some time, and it requires living in marital union from start of marriage until oath. Some officers interpret this very strictly and deny N-400. The safest would be to file under 5 year rule. At that time, hopefully I-751 would be approved and N-400 won't require proving marriage most likely.
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