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  1. He said: So yes, seems like fradulent doc. He was never free to marry the US citizen. The whole history may be revisited under current administration, and for sure if OP files for kids... Then, court (not sure how you win it with ex USC spouse alerting fraud) and deportation...
  2. Oh man... I just read this carefully. Yes, you can be denaturalized. The best thing to trigger denaturalization is filing for kids overseas. You chose a really bad path here committing fraud. It will probably haunt you for the rest of your life.
  3. And after 120 days USCIS can be sued for decision.
  4. I don't know why people track cases via MyUSCIS. This link doesn't require login, doesn't go down as much: https://egov.uscis.gov/ All you need is case number
  5. Yes, people noticed. I doubt they're getting rid of it. It's just broken, maybe some low wage software engineer intern will use ChatGPT to find the problem and push the "fix" (not really fix, but make it work again) sometime...
  6. This is how estimated processing times are kept lower on USCIS website 🫠 If they truly processed everybody in order, they'd have to increase processing times by 3-6 months easily.
  7. Actually, this is normal. The odd scenario is when biometrics letter arrives before extension letter.
  8. If physical adress isn't changing, only mailing, then: - Update mailing address - Enter current physical address in both previous and current physical address
  9. I highly recommend renewing his British passport. I believe it can be done online, very easily. He wouldn't be able to visit UK on US passport. Also, as the time passes, renewing expired passport may pose different challenges.
  10. Is this MyProgress? You can safely ignore it. It can jump to 12 months tomorrow and go down to 20 days day after tomorrow. Which field office is working on your case?
  11. I don't believe this is true. Looping @Crazy Cat in
  12. Yes, bring an errata sheet and hand over to officer before interview begins.
  13. Yes, most likely she won't be admitted in to the US. And if she is admitted, but attempts adjustment... That's fraud.
  14. No, these two should not affect your wife's application.
  15. Why does it matter whether it was on time or late? N-400 doesn't ask whether you ever filed taxes late, as far as I know.
  16. If unsure, answer yes and explain. Misdemeanor is a crime, even though a small one. Don't try to hide / minimize it. Here's info: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-f-chapter-5 Good luck!
  17. Under no circumstances one should lie to USCIS. If OP disclosed it in the medical for AOS, it's pretty clear USCIS knows about it.
  18. Because passport is not the only document people use for travel. People travel on refugee travel documents and other documents. Even with passport there are hundreds of countries with slightly different looking passports and places where to find passport number.
  19. 1) Hijacking old thread is typically discouraged on VJ. New threads are preferred 2) Using all caps is typically considered yelling in writing 3) You need to use passport number. If the travel was in old passport, use old passport number she used
  20. May need to consult with a lawyer. But you may not be eligible for citizenship. Marijuana isn't legal on federal level.
  21. Yes, banks block debit or credit card transactions all the time as fradulent. You can search VJ for reports. USCIS does not attempt charging card twice. If initial transaction declined, entire packet is rejected and returned.
  22. Follow their advice. Check at random times. Try checking at night right after midnight or later.
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