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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.

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.

Congratulations! You're legal beyond 2025, even if your extension letter expires. Only immigration judge can terminate your LPR status.

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.

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)

Didn't happen to me personally, but I know many forum members had same experience.

I don't think filing as single when married is an option. This might be illegal.

Did you sent the divorce decree and convert I-751?

Sometimes IO at USCIS takes away expired GC when issuing the stamp. That's not a very desirable thing to happen IMHO if 48 month extension is in hand.

Maybe the alien number 😃

No. Usually NOA1 comes first, then biimetrics appointment or reuse letter.

@Beruang101 the biometric fees usually are not waived for I-751, unless you're over certain age. Have you included the fees wirh your petition?

1. Was it prescribed by a doctor? 2. Is this a controlled substance?

You're probably overthinking. I'm not sure what you would have gained by filing as a US citizen vs LPR. If there was no benefit to it, and you fixed it, I don't think it should be a huge deal.

Provide I-693 as requested and deal with anything else later, IF it ever becomes a problem. I'd recommend getting a fresh medical exam and get all the vaccines (if told by doctor) to ensure your case is approved.

All correct.

See this thread for updates :

That doesn't mean much. It all depends on your local field office and how busy they are.

It's a black box. You may or may not get biometrics reused. Always be ready to get appointment letter.

+100 I'd add digital copies on laptop, in the cloud, phone and USB memory stick

- Affidavits - Annotated photos (date, location, event, who is on photo) on paper, 2-3 per page - Tickets showing you visiting her and vice versa - Tickets for events you attended - Marriage certificate - Docs showing any stuff related to wedding (venue, invitations) - Emails or messages exchanged between you and her - Your receipts for the ring you have for proposal or purchase of wedding bands - Any receipts of gifts or flowers you sent her or her giving you gifts As soon as you marry you must open joint bank accounts and start co-mingling finances. Even if she doesn't have job, still get the money put into the joint account. Call utility companies and add her on bills. Add her on your medical insurance. Get her ID or DL from DMV and have that address match address on your ID, e.g. place where you live. Adding her on the lease can be done today. Just speak to your landlord. That's one of the biggest evidences of you living together you may have.

Copy when filing, original at the interview.

Today's update for WAC 22XXX range as of 2:50 PM PT: 1 x new withdrawal acknowledgement notice in lower range (I guess somebody is divorcing and converting I-751 or doesn't want to be LPR anymore) 3 x new approvals in upper range

Today's update for WAC 23xxx range as of 2:43PM PT: 1 x new approved case in upper range

Could be another 6-10 months. You'll have to get interview at local field office and it all depends on how busy it is.