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  1. OldUser
    Congrats! No it's not weird. Either review was triggered by N-400 or it just coincided.
  2. OldUser
    I agree, ID is a must. I think a lot of people try to save money but that works against them. Only recently read a thread where the person didn't have any valid US ID and their foreign passport expired. Not a good spot to be in.
  3. OldUser
    If they show your address make sure to include them. Any correspondence showing address where both of you live is something
  4. OldUser
    Anything can happen - NOID, denial or interview. Can you get 3-4 swarn, notarized affidavits from friends / colleagues / neighbors who know you as a married couple? Did any of you add the other on health or car insurance? Do you go to the same doctor? Any letters from the visits? Submit all tax return transcripts, from 2019 until 2023? Any copies of IDs or DLs showing same address? Any letters addressed to both of you? Any hotel reservations with both names? Costco / Sam's club / Amazon family / National parks or other joint memberships? You need to get creative.
  5. OldUser
    They're probably looking for more evidence. I'd send everything you have. What about joint bank account statements and utility bills? Do you have any of those spanning period from date of marriage until now? Essentially they didn't think what you sent was enough or up to date to approve your case.
  6. OldUser
    1) Did you request a combo interview in cover letter when applying for N-400? 2) Did you attach copy of I-751 in your N-400 submission? I does happen, your case is not extraordinary. No, you don't have to apply for N-400 again or pay the fees. When your I-751 will get approved, you'll be placed in line for oath. Legally, if you don't hear anything 120 days from N-400 interview, you can sue USCIS (Writ Of Mandamus) and they'll have to give you a decision. Hang in there, your journey is almost completed!
  7. OldUser
    I wouldn't risk it. You never know how the person adjudicating will react. Does the photo have anybody other than you and husband? Typically the most valuable photos are with family and friends.
  8. OldUser
    Why wasn't daughter included in your wife's I-751? What proof of legal status does she have now?
  9. OldUser
    I'm sorry the marriage did not work out. Good family lawyer would help defending your property and ensuring divorce goes smoothly. Do you have any solid proof she only used you for immigration benefit? If not, forget about the whole thing. If yes, are you ready to be investigated yourself as part of this process? Marriages between US citizens fall apart every day. Sadly, marriages between immigrants and US citizens fall apart every day too, they're not much different. Good luck.
  10. OldUser
    Agreed, I misspoke, I meant certificate of citizenship. Unless somebody wants to jump through hoops proving they're citizens at 50 years of age with parents no longer around, they should apply for N-600. I cannot imagine the pain somebody would have to go many decades later pulling records from everywhere to prove they're a citizen. The alternative is to pay the fee now and have solid proof for life.
  11. OldUser
    And some more And plenty more on Reddit and other messaging boards. N-600 is the best investment in my opinion.
  12. OldUser
    I strongly disagree with this statement. Naturalization certificate is very important to have. Every now and they you can read stories US government asking to re-prove US citizenship when renewing passport or getting other benefits or sponsoring other immigrants later in life. Here's recent story:
  13. OldUser
    Some lawyers (Hacking, few online forums ones) suggest NOT having your sponsor spouse at the consular interview, as it may be converted in mini "stokes" interview for no reason. Not sure how true it is as I never had personal experience.
  14. OldUser
    You can do inquiries, involve your congressman etc. But the other two options are more efficient.
  15. OldUser
    It's normal. Expect 4-6 weeks from April 29 to get extension letter.
  16. OldUser
    One option is to file for N-400. Another is to file Writ of Mandamus on I-751.
  17. OldUser
    I see. 5 year rule is much easier, thought it was worth checking if you were eligible since you were here for a long time. Good luck!
  18. OldUser
    Are you eligible under under general 5 year rule?
  19. OldUser
    People keep forgetting the only forms US citizen files is I-129F or I-130 and I-864. Everything else is beneficiary's responsibility. Even I-751 is filed by immigrant, only requiring one signature from US citizen spouse...
  20. OldUser
    Normal. It will be in few days
  21. OldUser
    Excellent ideas
  22. OldUser
    Congrats! Which service center?
  23. OldUser
    Congratulations! My I-751 got approved in August 2023. I also filed in December 2021. What's your service center?
  24. OldUser
    Right, I expected either RFE or RFIE, but not RFI
  25. OldUser
    By the way, what's RFI? RFE?
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