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  1. If she donesn't apply for AP, she'll never get it. At least there is some chance of getting it if she applies for it...
  2. Not every officer will welcome any instructions / asks from you. Nobody rushes you, you can take time answering questions without giving any explanation. You can and should speak calmly at the interview, but loud and clear enough that officer can understand you. Practice answers with somebody. Let them ask you all 100 questions and questions from your N-400 and give them answers. The more you practice, the more confident you'll feel. Take a lawyer to interview with you if this makes you feel less stressed. Good luck!
  3. This is normal. I have a standalone N-400, got email like this few days ago. Nothing changed. At least one more person had similar experience this week. It's a IT system glitch I guess.
  4. Short answers are OK. Text in brackets is optional. You can even find YouTube videos where all 100 questions are covered. That can give you an idea of how to answer questions.
  5. For I-751, the immigrant is the petitioner. If you move, you'd file I-865 as sponsor indicating you moved... If immigrant doesn't move with you, their address will be different when they file AR-11. That will be one indicator the marriage isn't working
  6. He won't receive GC if you drop employment before his approval. After he gets GC, it's not an issue and you can break employment.
  7. The MyProgress estimates can be safely ignored
  8. It's not an option, as far as I know.
  9. Husband cannot self-sponsor. If you want to take a break from employment, you need to find a joint sponsor. You will remain the main sponsor until your husband earns 40 quarters of SSA or becomes a US citizen. You have this liability even if you divorce.
  10. Does she have elderly or ill parents back in her home country? Or some other potential emergency? Advance Parole is an insurance policy. If I was filing I-485 now, I'd pay for it. When I filed I-485 in 2019, I got AP for free. I never ended up using it.
  11. Denial and rejection are two different things. Rejection due to incorrect form is indeed not a big problem in itself. The problem is when somebody is out of status and doesn't have any pending AOS, as they're subject for removal.
  12. These are two different letters. Depending on USPS, they may arrive on same day or different days. But there should be two separate envelopes.
  13. December 2024 filers stats as of 03/06/2025 @ 9:55 AM ET: Approved: 1080 Denied: 10 Fingerprints Scheduled: 377 Interview Cancelled: 108 Interview Scheduled: 9491 Pending: 4 Processing: 16202 Received: 14 ResponseToRFE: 11 RFE: 120 Terminated: 4 Withdrawal: 19 OathCeremonyNotice: 527 OathCeremonyScheduled: 564 OathCeremonyReady: 2
  14. From received date.
  15. N-400 often pushes decision on I-751. Yes it is
  16. Sponsoring somebody and need a proof of US citizenship?
  17. But other things to think about : - Have you considered filing for naturalization? - Have you considered writ of mandamus to get decision on I-751?
  18. You can get ADIT stamps by booking Infopass
  19. If I understand correctly, here's fresh report of same day ceremony in Seattle: Not everybody gets same day ceremony, but it's a possibility
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