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  1. OldUser
    It's good, case is moving. You may not hear after that for a year or more.
  2. OldUser
    So essentially, senator gave you information you already knew? I don't see the value in contacting them in this case...
  3. OldUser
    My lawyer advised me not to travel on AP unless it was emergency back in 2019. I was in valid status on work visa back then. From what I remember, it was always recommended to stay in the US until GC is issued. Most of people I knew who adjusted, followed this advice. A few friends travelled on AP, but had a bit of unpleasant experience as they were put in secondary every single time.
  4. OldUser
    Refused or denied? Those are different things. Is this any new information or you knew it already?
  5. OldUser
    Technically once case is created, you will get code in mail to add it to your account. Then you'll have chance to upload unsolicited evidence. You can use it as an opportunity to upload a letter in PDF document explaining mistake. Otherwise, interview is the next opportunity to correct it, unless RFE is sent by USCIS.
  6. OldUser
    Came across few YouTubers saying "loads" and my ear wasn't used to hearing it. Curious whether it's a new trend or something
  7. OldUser
    Which one do you use to describe "many"?
  8. OldUser
    Good point! I was more answering question whether paper or digital W-2 are equal. But if they're not proof of physical presence (I don't specialize in CRBA), then your comment is super valuable for OP
  9. OldUser
    Deports is a wrong word?
  10. OldUser
    Just print it if needed. W-2 is W-2 whether it's in electronic or paper form
  11. OldUser
    Is it because address is too long? If so, this is not unique to Cuba. You can try abbreviations and other suggestions from this thread:
  12. OldUser
    I think inquiries won't help much. Firstly, it would take a while. Secondly, it's not like USCIS will find lost packet. I'd refile ASAP and ensure all forms are latest editions, payment is correct etc.
  13. OldUser
    Which sections?
  14. OldUser
    Which state?
  15. OldUser
    No, it doesn't override. Also, N-400 extension also doesn't extend I-751 extension. Letters only extend physical GC expiration. As of today, I-751 extension letters are 48 months and N-400 extension letters are 24 months. This means, for anybody with pending I-751, their I-751 receipt is much more useful than N-400 receipt when it comes to travel or proving status. N-400 extension letter is useful for somebody who has 6-12 months left on their 10 year GC and they don't want to file I-90.
  16. OldUser
    No it doesn't. But you can ask to convert the case before interview or even at the interview (depends on officer)
  17. OldUser
    You should receive it within next 2-8 weeks. Don't forget, tomorrow is a holiday which can delay things a bit.
  18. OldUser
    This changes things quite drastically! I agree, if OP's I-751 is denied, then new spouse's immigration will be in jeopardy too. I wouldn't feel comfortable with this personally.
  19. OldUser
    She has to get priorities right. If she wants to adjust status, she cannot leave the US until she has advance parole or green card. Leaving the US, reentering and adjusting immediately is immigration fraud.
  20. OldUser
    Instructions are pretty clear: "You must submit two identical color passport-style photographs of yourself and your spouse (if he or she is in the United States) taken within 30 days of filing this petition. " If they're not in the US, photos are not required, as far as I can tell for form I-130 / I-130A. You mentioned some other forms: Hopefully it's just a typo, not some new set of forms I'm not aware of.
  21. OldUser
    As I mentioned, most of the times CBP won't speak to attorney. Constitutional rights are significantly reduced and power is skewed towards CBP when it comes to crossing border.
  22. OldUser
    Sorry I thought you already applied for N-400? Did you apply under general provision or based on marriage to US citizen? Usually general provision (5 year rule) is faster than marriage (3 year rule)
  23. OldUser
    Is there I-751 on file pending? Or just N-400? Tampa is a busy place Update: I see I-751 got approved Did you apply for naturalization under 3 or 5 year rule? If under 3 year rule, why?
  24. OldUser
    The only thing is, immigration attorneys have next to 0 helpfulness when it comes to crossing the border. The attorneys I talked to said CBP hang up on them. The only risk I see for OP is if ban is implemented for Iranian citizens. It was the case before, and even LPRs were denied entry AFAIK, but it didn't last that long due to courts overturning it. It would be fair to say OP's wife may get pulled into secondary and questioned upon entry because of nationality.
  25. OldUser
    No guarantees whatsoever, but your mom is not in the group risk, unless she has 6+ months trip.
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