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  1. Congratulations with smooth interview! Your N-400 wasn't approved. It cannot be approved without I-751 being approved first. You pased the civics though. The next step is I-751 approval and then followed by oath. It's unlikely, but you still may receive RFE or interview for I-751. In many cases all you have to do is wait and you will receive the oath letter.
  2. Ignore, 'we have taken an action on your case' is a known glitch.
  3. No reason to worry. Everything is OK so far. If you don't receive receipt by May 15-20th then you start worrying. You will receive RFE for medical many months after.
  4. Is your husband a US citizen? If yes, even if your AOS packet is lost, you will be able to file a new one and get approved. Any overstay is forgiven if you're married to a US citizen. When did you file? It takes 2-6 weeks to get receipt.
  5. The problem is not necessarily the reason why you could not attend the interview. Applications sometimes get denied because of poor communication within USCIS. E.g. you request to reschedule due to something, and even get confirmation, but IO denies case because they were never told you requested reschedule. It's a lottery. I hope it works out for you.
  6. Today's WAC update for 24XXX range as of 4:40 PM PT: 1 x new approval in lower range
  7. If you follow the thread, I post updates. There are approvals, yes.
  8. That was exactly my point. No matter what rule you apply under, tax transcripts are needed.
  9. You mean you got 48 month automatic extension? Everybody with pending cases receive them. Doesn't mean your case was touched, unfortunately.
  10. If I understood correctly, in your visit visa application you said you were married? And at the time you were not? No wonder USCIS want to see divorce from that "marriage". The next logical thing, if you cannot provide divorce for first marriage, you will be accused of fraud and misrepresentation.
  11. US Green Card doesn't give visa free access to EU / Schengen area. You husband may need transit visa.
  12. You can try. USCIS sometimes confirms reschedule, but denies petition due to no show. It's a risk.
  13. LPRs cannot be denied entry. Visa holders can be denied entry.
  14. Why are you nervous? You're LPR with a pending I-751 and have all the rights to travel with expired GC and extension letter.
  15. It might be because your case is a bit old and they want updated evidence.
  16. It's likely 48 month extension letter. You cannot get oath letter before N-400 interview and approval.
  17. Should have filed all the forms including I-130 on paper, together. It would have made your life easier. You can file all other forms together and include I-130 receipt in the packet. People do it all the time, but I see no benefit of doing I-130 online for AOS.
  18. It's probably a "Welcome to ROC" letter 😃 Jokes aside, usually you see it with GC mailed. So keep us updated!
  19. The thing is, even recent filers who got their original 48 month extension letter after filing I-751 receive another 48 month extension letter. I observed it in a different thread, it appears to be a common case. Nothing to worry about, @TravelingLilly, you'd have 2 copies. One you can take with you when going abroad and another store in a safe place.
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