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  1. OldUser
    Yes you can study and practise them here for free: https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/civics-practice-test-2008
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    What's the problem with printing 150 pages? You don't need them to be in color. Single sided, b&w costs $34.50 at Fedex near me for 150 pages. That's cheaper than my grocery run or few drinks at a bar. Not even a dinner for 2. Just print them all and earn that $34.50 back in few hours of work. Do not go with this plan of landscape / doublesided printing. USCIS will have difficulty scanning it into the system and this may hurt your case and certainly processing time. Don't jeopardize your $595 filing fee, few years of your life and immigration status over $30-40 in savings.
  3. OldUser
    Make sure to include the home address in the affidavit
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    Yes
  5. OldUser
    If you watch Jim Hacking Immigration Show you would've heard about Rocio at least a dozen times too 😃
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    It contradicts the other evidence, and thus weakens it.
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    @Vickys_Mom appreciate the detailed reply with explanation on how to navigate this situation. I'm just saying it's a serious question. If anybody said "yes" to questions about genocide, war crimes, terrorism, I wouldn't expect USCIS approving somebody on a spot. Communist question also sets all sorts of alerts and make IO take sweet time deciding the case. It's all speculation as we don't know what online status says for OP's MIL.
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    I think out of all ideas, this is the one that's actually worth investing time and money in. I doubt they'll get US tourist visas otherwise.
  10. OldUser
    To add to that point... Somebody complaining about new edition of I-134. Questions got more difficult / confusing
  11. OldUser
    I don't believe you have any control over oath dates. Even if you submitted the N-600K for both children on the same day.
  12. OldUser
    Only coming to the US on immigrant visa or adjusting your status from non-immigrant to immigrant requires medical exam. I-751, N-400 don't require medical exam.
  13. OldUser
    Does the online status say the I-485 is approved? Verbal approval is not always reliable. Sometimes people get opposite decisions to what IO says or promises. If approved according to online status, expect to receive the card within a month.
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    That seems like a serious question. Did your MIL have any supporting evidence she was NOT a member of a communist party? I think US immigration laws make such people inadmissible to the US. USCIS may take their sweet time trying to research MIL's background further to ensure she indeed wasn't a member. If you don't receive a decision in few months, you may want to sue USCIS.
  15. OldUser
    For bank statements etc, did you submit all pages of each statement? Did you submit all the statements for a given period of time or just a few random ones? Consistency is important.
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    It's optional. That's how you receive text message alerts...
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    The most important documents are related to his income. IRS tax returns for the last three years are preferred. Make sure he meets the criteria for sponsors. Their income needs to be above poverty guidelines, I believe 125%: https://citizenpath.com/faq/federal-poverty-guidelines-sponsors/
  18. OldUser
    Congratulations, you won in a lottery in this case! Only 5 K3 visas were approved in entire 2019. I don't know the recent statistics, but it is close to 0 if not 0. Source: https://www.fickeymartinezlaw.com/immigration/consular-processing/k-3-visa-2019-fiscal-year-the-ever-diminishing-visa-option The probability would be somewhat similar to me winning 100 million dollars tomorrow.
  19. OldUser
    Did you file form G-1145 with your I-751?
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    Does the question ask about immigrant petitions or just any petition? If it's about immigrant petition and nobody ever filed anything else for the kids, then the answer is No. K-1 ans K-2 are non immigrant visas.
  21. OldUser
    I don't believe parking ticket should be reported. This is according to a immigration lawyer on YouTube (Jim Hacking). I'm not a lawyer though. Others can advice.
  22. OldUser
    1. Make sure your mother really wants to live in the US. Like more than 6 months in a year, ideally 9 out of 12. 2. Make sure she understands she may need to stay in the US for a year or so to receive Green Card / Advance Parole. 3. If #1 and #2 is OK, file AOS packet as @Crazy Cat suggested. 4. If #1 is OK but #2 is not, file I-130 and go via consular processing. 5. If #1 is not OK, do not file for her Green Card. She will be able to come to the US using tourist visa. Just ensure she always goes back home on time.
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    You only need one G-1450 for entire packet. You only pay one biometrics fee for entire packet (if no dependents applying with you) You can put G-1450 before as the first form. Same with evidence. You don't need to duplicate evidence. Just submit it after all forms once. Make a table of contents to go before forms explaining what all forms and evidence you submitted in the packet. Good luck.
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    @Danmuji if your wife works and has home address set up somewhere on employer's internal website, this could be also used to prove she lives there. Same for you. Also, if your child is in daycare, you may have some paperwork that shows your address. If you're signed up for USPS Informed Delivery, you can submit email printouts showing various mail coming to you and your wife on this address. There's many ways you can prove you live together indirectly if you don't have a lease / mortgage.
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