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  1. Ouch! What's your long term plan? Re-file I-751? I believe, technically you can continue working since only immigration judge can terminate your LPR status.
  2. You mean RFE? There's RFIE (Request for Initial Evidence) that comes early for very obvious missing docs. And there's RFE (Request for Evidence) that comes towards the end of process, when IO takes a close look at the case.
  3. Did you have any status update for your case or did it just arrive?
  4. Are you talking about adjustment of status or removal of conditions? Do you have a conditional green card already or just trying to get one?
  5. "Any other alien", so the answer is Yes.
  6. Yes, please apply for it, as it's free with I-485. Every now and again people regret not getting it. E.g. they didn't plan leaving the US, but a parent got sick / somebody died, and they're facing dilemma of abandoning their AOS due to not having the Advance Parole.
  7. I-130? I-131? G-1145? Do not use the word "illegaly", especially during AOS interview. Overstay is forgiven for immidiate relative of US citizen. No need to file any forms for it specifically.
  8. November 2024 if you're still married and living in marital union at time of filing and until oath ceremony. Also can file 90 days earlier before 3 years anniversary of being LPR.
  9. Then the person is not eligible to sponsor.
  10. Many people see this. Check case status page not requiring authentication - https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do
  11. You can certainly bring errata sheet and request last name to be kept at AOS interview. I wouldn't recommend changing things midway though.
  12. Only do this if you legitimately have the need, not for the paperwork. Regarding the I-751 status, a lot of people see this, it's an IT glitch. Try checking using normal page without login - https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do
  13. Since end of November 2021 😊 Will keep updated whenever I get I-751 approved.
  14. Your status is indefinite until you break residency terms and immigration judge decides to take it away. The proof (Green Card) has expiration, yes. But then you can get ADIT stamp to prove status if letter expires.
  15. Depends on your risk tolerance. Most often, you don't need it, but occasionally IO may ask for evidence that was already submitted or only fresh evidence between filing the forms and interview.
  16. Congratulations! You're legal beyond 2025, even if your extension letter expires. Only immigration judge can terminate your LPR status.
  17. File I-90 to replace the green card with incorrect details, it would be free of charge. Make digital and physical copies of front and back of your daughter's green card. Do not send it with I-90, only at the very end of process, when USCIS requests it. It's best to fix it, because otherwise the naturalization certificate may also have mistake etc.
  18. It's best not to miss it. You can sign up for USPS Informed Delivery. That way you would know in advance if the letter is coming. And decide whether you want to miss the appointment or come back for it (recommended)
  19. Didn't happen to me personally, but I know many forum members had same experience.
  20. I don't think filing as single when married is an option. This might be illegal.
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