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  1. Count me as one of those that preferred using apps. I tried a couple, but really liked Citizen Now by Liontude. Nice interface, geo-populated data (so local congresspeople are there), flashcards, audio, even worked with Android Auto. It generated random 10 quiestion tests and allowed for you to create special tests with difficult questions. I am grateful that we live in times where folks can utilize any number of tools based on how they learn.
  2. A bunch reported for Houston area in particular on Reddit.
  3. It does seem like there have been increased reports; IIRC, in Texas, it was an issue of them not continuing to use some sites. I wonder if other FOs have had to cut some usage contracts.
  4. It's especially tough to get a general "baseline" as every case is different. We do know that a candidate will be "examined" and will face 10 civics questions, as well as testing in reading and writing. Outside of that, the best advice I think is to be prepared to discuss anything related to one's immigration journey. I was tested on the core, and after that, not too much else. Under 20 minutes.
  5. Yes. That's exactly why it's there... as a backup. Enjoy your day!
  6. Per established caselaw, a valid U.S. Passport is sufficient proof for USCIS proceedings. However, I do believe USCIS can challenge the validitiy of the passport per the guidance.
  7. I firmly believe the estimate "feature" is a way USCIS makes money from big pharma by slyly testing blood pressure medication.
  8. I *think* one can request the officer not send a new card. I believe it might be a default selection, so it almost always comes, but it is possible to not have a new card sent. No real reason not to get a new one though, since it doesn't count against the lifetime limit of physical cards.
  9. As others have noted, this happens unfortunately. I wouldn't be too worried (though I completely understand your disappointment).
  10. Plus, not too many creditors will ask to look at the physical SS card anyway... @Lance27, you can conceivably get by without updating the physical ss card to remove the authorization legend, but you DEFINITELY want to inform SSA of your citizenship status. The unrestricted card is a fringe benefit of informing them, but you want to inform them to ensure your retirement benefits are properly cataloged.
  11. I'd have the proof of plan ready to go regardless; part of me feels you should upload it despite the newest notice...
  12. But did you file utilizing general provision (based on five years of residency) or marriage provision (3 years of residency and 3 years of marriage to USC)? Sounds like she qualified for both.
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