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  1. Generating and printing letters is simple as 1-2-3, it's all automated, software can do it. But adjudicating cases requires human intervention... But I get what you're saying. They should do their job better!
  2. It's unlikely we're going to find out. The OP was last active July 2022. Considering how long the AOS is taking nowadays, I wouldn't be surprised if the case is still pending 😃
  3. I think there's a difference between allowing fraud for 4 years vs allowing it for the rest of the life (could be 40 years). Fraud could be caught during N-400, but it can become more difficult if somebody applies under 5 year rule. Plus another stage in immigration process is another review and another opportunity to catch fraud. I lost the thread with I-751 stats, but don't forget the big numbers... Even with 2% denial rate for each 100000 cases we're talking about 2000 potential fraudsters. That's a small town! And if naturalized, they're going to use all the benefits this country has to offer. In a lot of cases they'll sponsor somebody else (spouse, kids, parents) meaning even more people piggibacking on that fraudster.
  4. For sure, I think what @Jazii meant extending the validity of conditional resident card by issuing a new card with new end date instead of extension letter. Say, somebody's GC expires 01/01/2023. Similar to 48 month extension letter, USCIS could issue GC ending 01/01/2027. Then no airline or employer would be confused about those extension letters. But it's only in our dreams...
  5. https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init
  6. You guys have a very high risk tolerance. Good luck!
  7. I am a little confused. How is your case related to this thread? And how come it's still pending? In another thread you mentioned you filed a I-751 meaning you already have a conditional green card. According to you, I-751 petition was already denied, so you need to refile it with a lawyer and more evidence. Yes, you can see a therapist still and use it in new I-751 petition. There's nothing to send to USCIS until you file a new petition. Also, expect a question about this evidence, e.g. why you only saw therapist after I-751 denial.
  8. Yes, some people like @Crazy Cat's wife had to wait close to 4 years. In their case, they filed N-400 with I-751 pending. You can apply for citizenship whenever you become eligible. In many cases this can speed up approval for I-751. In other cases it won't have any effect at all.
  9. Great, that's the current status of your application then. Many people see message about unavailable status. It's USCIS website problem.
  10. Have you tried checking case status without login? https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do
  11. Are you affiliated with Jim Hacking in any shape of form? 😃 It's definitely worth getting an opinion on the show. My impression is, he has a rather large firm with many attorneys and notatios (yes, the ones he's complaining about). So OP may not get Jim himself working on his case or representing him at the interview. All I know OP's case is not as straightforward.
  12. It can always happen, even to people with strong cases.
  13. Just use DL + unrestricted SSN card. You'll have way fewer questions and problems moving forward.
  14. Means nothing. Many people see it in this forum. It's a glitch.
  15. Please do. Bring as much as you can and organize it well. It will likely put some pressure on IO to approve your case. It's easier for them to be indecisive if you only bring a thin file.
  16. It is annoying, I agree! People are receiving 48 month extension letters. Perhaps you can expect to receive one soon? You can also try requesting it.
  17. It doesn't mean much because the info was from Tier 1 agent, I presume.
  18. They ask not because they don't know. They ask because they're testing your good moral character. If you lie, that's a big problem.
  19. Are you keeping the ties to the US while studying abroad? E.g. lease or mortgage, bank, job etc? There's a chance you will naturalize before September 2024 if filed in January 2024. Otherwise, you need to make sure you don't break continuous residence and physical presence in the US while going through naturalization. Another option is getting a re-entry permit (file today) and that way you can be out of the US for up to 2 years.
  20. No passport photos required for I-751.
  21. I don't believe you should go to the interview yourself. Find a good lawyer and disclose truthfully everything you know about your case. DV could be a deportable offence. You need to be prepared for this interview.
  22. Awesome. Any status update related to it?
  23. Be ready for a combo / stokes interview. Year is a long time, USCIS could have approved you already. How did your I-751 interview go? Did you have your spouse with you? And did you attach I-751 receipt in N-400 filing?
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