US Immigration from China

I m waiting for the scheduling of my Oath.
In my N-400 application and interview, I requested a full name change due to persistent errors in official documents caused by the length of my current name. Despite signing all application papers, including the N-400 interview agreement, with my existing signature, I wonder if I can adopt a new signature for my naturalization oath certificate, considering my old signature corresponds to my previous name.

Anyone else recently file an I-90 to renew their 10 year green card? If so, how long did it take before you received it?

The mailing address provided for my Form I-485 is my friend's house.

(because previously I put my own apartment address, but the apartment number was consistently truncated...).

But the physical address for Form I-485 is written as my own apartment address.

I plan to apply for Form I-131 Advance parole recently, but looking at Form I-131, it only asks for the physical address, and it can only be mailed to the physical address.

I am wondering is it okay if the mailing address for Form I-131 is different from the mailing address for Form I-485? (But I will make sure that the physical addresses are the same.)

Has anyone else encountered a similar issue?
Seeking advice! Thank you.

Hello - my partner and I are currently in the process of waiting for an interview invite from the NVC. We have been approved up until this step. We did some research and found that sometimes there can be delays if a W2 or 1099 form is not present for the interview.

For financial documentation - I do not currently make enough so my father is co-sponsoring me. For financial documentation, we have uploaded our previous tax returns as well as IRS reports. However, since my dad is self-employed, he does not have a W2 or 1099 form.

Prior to NVC approving our information, they asked for my father's W2 and 1099 form. I reached out to his accountant and they provided a form that said that my father does not have a W2 and 1099, and instead he only has a Schedule E.

For the interview, what should we bring to make sure that there are no delays in the processing? Is the form (on official letterhead) from his accountant enough? Or should we provide something else?

Thank you!

My GC expired this September. With my parents visiting us this winter, I want to bring them to Cancun for a few days.

I have only realized that MX does not recognize my GC extension letter and I will need a visa to enter after I booked the entire trip. I am not against getting a MX visa but it is pretty much impossible to schedule an interview with them.

I have an old B1/B2 visa that is still within valid date, however, in my understanding this visa is voided since I was granted my LPR status.

I am wondering if I can enter MX with this B1/B2 visa since there is no void stamp on it. I am hoping that Mexican border control would not see my US status if they check my visa number. I have been to Mexico once with my previous GC tho.

Usually I would just go there and try out, but I really do not want to leave my non-English speaking parents on their own in Mexico while I being deported back to NY.