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  1. OldUser
    May need to consult with a lawyer. But you may not be eligible for citizenship. Marijuana isn't legal on federal level.
  2. OldUser
    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.
  3. OldUser
    Follow their advice. Check at random times. Try checking at night right after midnight or later.
  4. OldUser
    She may need to attend biometrics appointnent where they're going to take photo. As far as I know.
  5. OldUser
    No need to go, as far as I know. Hopefully they updated citizenship status and not just reissued card.
  6. OldUser
    I'm not 100% sure, but you can only do it if found inadmissable by officer. Others can correct me.
  7. OldUser
    You're brave
  8. OldUser
    Not WAVA, but may affect adjustment of status, depending on state laws. Worst case you may be found inadmissable and deportable.
  9. OldUser
    Ties to Phillippines is all that matters. Trips to other countries don't matter much
  10. OldUser
    Other officers may not agree. Risky move, but again photos are not primary evidence.
  11. OldUser
    You're quoting things related to maintaining continuous residence. What you forget is marital union requirement because you're applying on 3 year rule. Quite a few officers interpret that strictly and if you had a trip for few months without your spouse, they'd deny based on breaking marital union.
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    1. Lease agreement(s) or mortgage statements showing both names 2. Joint bank account statements (checking, savings) 3. Jointly filed tax return transcripts 4. Joint insurance policy / policies - car, health, life etc. 5. Flight and hotel reservations showing both names 6. Copies of state IDs or driver licenses with matching address for both spouses Make sure to provide all pages of those documents. Make sure your evidence covers period from date you married until now.
  14. OldUser
    It may take several weeks or even months to get another appointment. Sacrificing interview for vacation is not something I would have done personally. Maybe others would know, but I didn't see much promising info in this thread: Looping in @appleblossom
  15. OldUser
    Depending on officer: 1) Living in separate states intially can be a problem 2) Your trip home for 2 months alone can be a problem 3) Another trip under 6 months if without husband can be a problem. Based on this pattern I would not apply until 3 year anniversary of you coming back from longer trip that lasted under 6 months.
  16. OldUser
    What's more important evidence for 3 year rule N-400 is lease agreement or mortgage statements, joint bank account statements, jointly filed tax return transcripts, utility bills showing both spouses live at the same address, insurance showing both names, flight reservations showing both names etc etc
  17. OldUser
    Photos is the least important evidence. Yes, you can include some, maybe 20. Create a Word document. Place 3 photos per page. Capture every photo with date, location, occasion and name of people in the photo. Example: "01/01/2023. Times Square, New York. New Year Celebration. Left to right: John Smith (LPR applicant), Veronica Smith (US citizen spouse), Robert Brown (friend), Samantha Brown (friend)"
  18. OldUser
    Why in September? Did OP's husband break continuous residence? Oh I see...
  19. OldUser
    Sorry I don't care about MyProgress bar. Whether it's there or not, it doesn't provide any valuable or accurate information to me. I've seen others reporting it's missing. Just another outage...
  20. OldUser
    You must have checked the box in N-400 to update records with SSA and send replacement SS card.
  21. OldUser
    Not an issue. But also, it's the foreign spouse who files N-400. I'm a bit confused. Are you talking about yourself in 3rd person? Or is this US citizen? If so, you don't file N-400.
  22. OldUser
    Well, CA DMV following CA laws... That's how it's supposed to be. Other states following their laws. 50 states with their own jurisdictions. Some with more relaxed rules, others with stricter rules. What I'm not 100% sure is whether any state DMV or BMV can accept copy of I-797 to renew / issue DL or ID. I guess only if staff is not trained / doesn't care.
  23. OldUser
    Exactly. When it's not there it means there is an outage of MyProgress. It being there or not isn't related to case progress at all.
  24. OldUser
    What's wrong with that?
  25. OldUser
    About addresses: you don't have to live at address for 5 years to list it. If you lived at address A for 1 year, address B for 2 years and address C for 2 years, you list them all because it was in the last 5 years. Same about current address. List your current address, it doesn't matter you didn't live there long. Part 4. Correct, unless anybody applied for you to come on immigrant visa, the answer is No. K-1 is non-immigrant.
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