August 2007 first visit to the US. July 2009 - F1 student. June 2010 - married to a classmate December 2010 - ex-husband got crazy & abusive. May 2011 - separation (1 year required)2012: Started dating my now husband. May - filed for divorce. October 13 mailed I-751 w/o final decree October 18 package received. I thought they lost it...October 19, NOA - extension letter date November 21 - DIVORCED! YAY! finally!!November 28 InfoPass, submitted divorce decree. November 28 - BIO. Applied and got approved for a German Shengen visa. December 2012 - CGC expires.2013 December\January traveled overseas, long wait at the border for a special screening, but was let it after one minute with the officer. January 2013 got a French Schengen visa no problem. April 13 - Paris. May 3: RFE received - they lost my divorce decree... and asked for more stuff. July 8: RFE mailed. July 13 - Prague September 13: InfoPass, passport stamp extending my status. November 13: UK visa approved with a phone call to check authorization to travel. November 13: Interview scheduled. December 12, 2013: Interview. Approved without any questions, but with the pep-talk on love. Passport stamped. December 13 - Russia. December 27, 2013: Card received 2014 January: US entry with a stamp and a card waiting for me at home. Had to visit "the room", but no problems there. April - Sri Lanka. October - Germany. Engaged! December - Russia. 2015 July - Russia, Thailand. MARRIED! October - Mexico. October 19, 2015 - N-400 sent. November 15 - BIO. February 2, 2016 - Interview ("decision can't be made") February 5 - Approved! In line for the Oath! February 16 - Letter for the oath received. March 10 - USC! March 10 - applied for passport. April 20, 2016: DCF I-130 in Moscow. Approved on the same day. April 28: got case #,told to pay all fees at the consulate, no invoice number. May 11: medical. May 19: interview, AP for "potentially dangerous work field". July 22: ISSUED! US entry on July 26. 2018: May 30 - Filed I 751, NOA June 11 extension for 18 months. I don't put my life on hold while waiting for a status.
