US Immigration from Canada

I have no intention of filing late, but I was looking it up because my 90 days is up on Feb 9, but it would be more comfortable financially if we filed after my husband gets paid which is the following Friday and I couldn t manage to get a straight answer.

I ve done some research but I ve just found mixed responses, and according to how the the USCIS website page re: AOS for K1 applicants is worded it seems the 90 days only applies to getting married and there is no rule for when to file your AOS (except to say that it is available immediately).

Again, I intend to file before my 90 day period - but I am really curious if anyone had a definitive answer about this because I cannot find one anywhere.

On 12/29 I submitted a case outside normal filing times inquiry after not having my oath ceremony rescheduled after it was cancelled Sept 15th. On Jan 5th I received an email that states my oath ceremony HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED (see below). However, my case status on my account says it WILL be scheduled. I have not yet received a paper mailing of either notices. Is this normal? Seems a discrepancy. Which do I believe and what can I do? (Denver Office).

Online Acct Status:

Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled

We placed you in line for your oath ceremony and will send you a notice for Receipt Number XXXXX, with the date, time, and location of your oath ceremony. You should receive your notice within 30 days of its mailing date. Please follow the instructions in the notice. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.

Email I received on the same day:

The status of this service request is:

On December 29, 2021, you or your representative contacted U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) about your N400, Application for Naturalization because you believe your case is outside normal processing times. Below is a summary of what we found and how the issue has been or may be resolved.

Your Oath ceremony has been rescheduled. A new notice will be sent to you at the most current address on file.

We hope this information is helpful to you.

Case history

Is this still a thing? Read about people filling I-129F aka K3 to get the I-130 moving faster. Any recent experience with this?

I have a fiance from Canada who is going to come to the USA to live with me.

I-129F has been arrived at the Dallas USCIS today 1/24.

How long does it take in average for her to get K-1 visa, if there is no issue with the application?

I'm e-filing I-130 and my wife's child was born out of wedlock. Birth father is not listed on the child's birth certificate.

On the I-130 instuctions, it says:

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A child born out of wedlock and you are the father: Submit evidence that you and the mother were married
while the child was under 18 years of age, or submit evidence that the child was legitimated under the law of the
child s residence or domicile, or under the law of your residence or domicile, before the child reached 18 years of
age. If your child was not legitimated before reaching 18 years of age, you must file your petition with copies of
evidence that a bona fide parent-child relationship existed between you and the child before the child reached 21
years of age. This may include evidence that you lived with the child, supported him or her, or otherwise showed
continuing parental interest in the child s welfare.

We can easily document the first part in bold (marriage certificate + child's birth certificate). The 2nd part of that sentence after the "or" doesn't apply. Then it goes into the underlined part - do we need to provide that evidence too? I'm not entirely sure what that means. Thanks in advance for any help.