Boiler

Sue?

I would follow the instructions

Dont the instructions say you cant do it online? REQUEST FOR FEE WAIVER FOR FORM N-400 Fees are associated with filing Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, with limited exceptions. Form G-1055, Fee Schedule, lists all current fees and fee exemptions for Form N-400. If a fee exemption for Form N-400 applies to you, you do not need to request a fee waiver or pay the filing fee. Fee waivers are available for those who meet specific criteria that clearly demonstrate that they are unable to pay the fees. If you do not qualify for a fee waiver, you may qualify for a reduced filing fee. A reduced feeis not the same as a fee waiver. For additional information, see the Instructions for Form N-400. You may request a fee waiver by filing Form I-912, Request for Fee Waiver, or by submitting a written request for a fee waiver, along with your paper Form N-400. If you are requesting a fee waiver, you cannot submit your Form N-400 online and you must file paper versions of your fee waiver request together with your Form N-400. If you are requesting a fee waiver, do not submit a payment.

I thought you had to post it?

Not personally but I have seen many do so.

This is contradictory I would be more worried about what would happen at the Interview.

It does seem to be Pilot Error is most likely It does seem to be Pilot Error is most likely

Certainly in my State I needed EAD, well there is a license now for Ilegals, there wasnt back then, I doubt Florida does that.

EAD usually does the trick.

Nothing I have seens suggests a Hostile Act

Is your Mother a USC?

What they seem to mean is that there bit is done, they do not appear to take into account that is not all.

I 130s do not take 4 years, I assume the new child will be a USC and hope you filed I 130s, one for your wife and the other for the child.

ESTA does not ask about strong ties, it does ask a lot of other questions.

The Civil Surgeon fills in the form, they determine how much they charge, she may find it cheaper to get the shots done elsewhere

You would have started the B process yourself no petition

Never seen a case where the reason was not known

5 years suggests a deportation

Presumably relating to evidence supplied for the K1

I like consistency but this is not material.

You may be eligible for a fee waiver

His Residency Status is his affair, nothing to do with you, well the I 864 continues. The Green Card is proof of status, not status itself. He does not need to be in the US for the Divorce to be completed, obviously much easier if it is a simple case, no assets or children to worry about.

Is this a real Lawyer Is this a Notario I would be demanding an explanation either way also making sure I was not charged either for the filing or associated fees.