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  1. Go figure, I know many cases filed way after me being approved while mine is still waiting for action. USCIS doesn't process cases strictly sequentially.
  2. Today's WAC update for 24XXX range as of 4:50pm PT: 2 x new approvals in lower range
  3. And delay associated with it. And potentially and interview, whereas it may be waived if enough evidence is provided. It's not the volume that matters, it's the quality of evidence.
  4. Today's WAC update for 24XXX range as of 7:58pm PT: 1 x new RFE in lower range
  5. Not surprised. Their process also is: approve citizenship, complete the oath and then issue 10 year GC:
  6. There's never guarantees with US immigration, that's for sure. Thank you for detailed report on GE experience !
  7. Your I-751 is not 4 months old though. But I get what you mean. @igoyougoduke also wrote a whole instruction how to DIY WoM too 😃
  8. USCIS wants you to hire Mr Hacking for WoM on I-751? Have you considered suing for a decision? Maybe once ROC is unstuck it will unblock N-400?
  9. That would be an interesting quest for sure!
  10. @SP&DT stamp is the safest option. Depending on mistake and how observant airline staff is, you may or may not get allowed to board with error on GC. Considering, there's multiple times you'd be checked on the way to US, I wouldnt take the risk of getting denied boarding. E.g if mistake is one letter in the kiddle name you may be OK, but if it's date of birth, or your name is John on GC and Daniel in passport, that's another story.
  11. It's time consuming, and because I am a WAC filer, I monitor those cases only 😅 I could write a guide of how to search cases if that's of any use?
  12. The safest option is always to submit a fresh medical exam. It's cheaper than resubmitting the AOS packet in case if USCIS don't like that exam and deny application for whatever reason. RFE for medical is usually a last step before approving application without interview.
  13. Today's WAC update for 24XXX range as of 3:10pm PT: 2 x new approvals in lower range 2 x new approvals in upper range
  14. On the other hand, here is a positive data point for travelling with expired GC and extension letter on Turkish Airlines: https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/632906-traveling-on-extension-letter/?do=findComment&comment=10639050
  15. I think the reason that person got stuck is because they had a I-551 stamp and extension letter. As we know, the stamp doesn't get extended by extension letters.
  16. Since you used credit card, there's a great chance the payment was blocked as fradulent. If that's the case, your petition would be rejected and you'll get the packet back eventually.
  17. Do you have lease that shows you moved 2 years ago? Any other documents confirming it? Did you file AR-11 when you moved 2 years ago? Do you have a copy of that? You should be OK applying today if you can establish the fact you moved 2 years ago.
  18. Today's WAC update for 24XXX range as of 1:50pm PT: 1 x new approval in upper range
  19. That's amazing. The case is moving along. N-400 cannot be completed without an interview. Getting it quicker is great news.
  20. Based on what I've read Germany has some international version of certified copy of birth certificate, e.g. a version that comes with English text. However, my gut is telling me USCIS wants a copy of original certificate in German, translated to English.
  21. It's your call. It's hard to predict whether it will affect the speed of your case processing. On the other hand, if you need to know you what's in your file, you need to know it.
  22. Why is this a fear? Your wife will be a green card holder for some time. She will have most of the rights a US citizen has other than restriction on time spent outside of the US, ability to vote and take some jobs (DoD, political career etc). The clock starts with Resident Since date on Green Card. It also resets if one breaks continuous residency (overseas trips of 180+ days).
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