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  1. 2 months is pretty fast considering you need to file I-751 in December. You have plenty of time. It's not like you're in California with 6 months mandatory separation before anybody can file for divorce.
  2. It takes years to adjudicate I-751. I'd upload it. Plus don't forget, immigrant needs to file AR-11 within 10 days of moving. Sponsor needs to file I-865 within 30 days of moving.
  3. When you check passport status, you can subscribe for email updates.
  4. Yes you can. You should be able to get tax return transcripts within few weeks of filing taxes.
  5. Why don't you divorce in county where you live? Why do you need to move to divorce?
  6. Getting large book is a no brainer. Other countries charge extra for that. But since it's the same price as standard book, why not? I also got passport card for convenience. With current times I like to keep proof of citizenship in my wallet all the time. Plus it doesn't show my home address unlike DL, so good for showing in grocery stores and places where they take copies of docs.
  7. Same answer as before It's best to skip partial documents altogether than submit them. Most utility providers though would allow you to download and print statements.
  8. Don't submit partial evidence. You will receive RFE. Submit all pages of all statements and documents you're giving to USCIS. Don't redact them either. Good luck!
  9. Typically 3-5 weeks, but your mileage can vary
  10. Photos is a cherry on top, a nice bonus. But it's not the main evidence. I-751 instructions ask for evidence from start of marriage until date of I-751 filing. You can include a few photos from that period, but I'd emphasize the few years since becoming a conditional resident. That pertains to both photos and other pieces of evidence.
  11. Exactly, those estimates are never right.
  12. After they submitted I-485 and got AP based on it, yes, it's a multiple entry document. But it's best not to travel unless it's for emergency.
  13. Congrats! Did you order standard or large passport book? Did you get passport card?
  14. I thought this had to be done in person? Congratulations!!!
  15. 2 suitcases for 6 weeks? If you could reduce it to 1 it may help a bit not to draw too much attention. Any proof of lease in the UK?
  16. Tax return transcripts are downloadable from IRS website for free. Yes, petitioner can scan and send copy of affidavit of support by email. Signatures should be wet ink, not electronic signatures.
  17. A valid ID is required to get to oath. From what I remember, GC was enough to prove my identity. However, how it works with cards you're not supposed to have (e.g 10 vs 2 year) - I am not sure.
  18. Not sure about your office, but my ceremony lasted 15 mins. I'd imagine you would be done within an hour from scheduled time.
  19. At least 8600 cased are still being actively reviewed.
  20. Already replied. Please don't post the same question multiple times.
  21. Means nothing really. Just show up for both interviews on May 13. Make sure your spouse comes with you.
  22. ~ The thread was moved to IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures as it better fits this question related to general process ~
  23. You no longer qualify for citizenship under 3 year rule. This is because you broke marital union requirement. You need to withdraw N-400 and probably convert I-751 to divorce waiver if you're divorcing.
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