US Immigration from England

My husband is applying for citizenship this week. We owe federal taxes and are on payments plans to pay them (2021, 2022 I was self employed and we had our W4 s wrong). I (US Citizen) already owed significant federal taxes with my ex-husband (he was self-employed) which are also on payment plans, so when I go to show evidence that we are in compliance with the plans, it shows that the payments we have been making are going to the older taxes (ex: 2017 taxes) and nothing has gone to the more recent ones yet, but we are still in-compliance with the payment plan arrangements. Is this going to cause problems? Should we figure out a way to pay the taxes that myself and my current husband owe before his interview?

Hi all,

While not a new member here my previous scrolling didn't get past the CR1/IR1 timelines sub pages, only recently ventured further down the forum pages as we're hopefully getting closer to the NOA2 notice (just hit the 300 days in milestone).

My wife is the USC from just outside of Detroit Michigan and I'm from the North East of the UK

We met online around 6 years ago and finally got to meet in person as soon as the covid restricted travel was lifted from the US to the UK in 2021, then several US holidays later (and a proposal) we decided to get married, we knew the process would take a while and didn't want to continue the long distance relationship so last year my wife entered the UK on a fianc visa and we married in May, we then updated her visa to UK spouse visa so that we could stay together through the US visa process.

We've had a few more trips to the US to look at where to relocate but initially we're going back to Michigan so that we can be with friends and family for a while before venturing further, I work in a remote IT role for a global company and currently it looks like my current role may be made available in the US for me so hopefully we may be able to hit the ground running when we land.

Thanks for reading

Derek & Jo

Hi all,

I created a N-400 March 2024 thread because I didnt see one. If one exists, please let me know and I can delete this one.

We would like to send this soon, but the last thing we have to finish is our cover letter. Can you please let me know the following questions and feedback on the document or our document list? We are sending this online but thought this would be a nice to have. My husband is applying and is British.

Cover Letter

1. How do I confirm field office for Chicago? Is it the same location where we had our first green card interview together?

2. I have seen people on various cover letter use MSC to identify their case, but I only have our Lin and what I saw on our 48 month extension letter.

Cover Letter

Date

Name
Address

ORIGINAL ONLINE SUBMISSION

RE: Application of Natural Citizenship For: Name: A#

USCIS

Attn: Natural Application for Citizenship & Request for I-751 Combo Interview

Chicago Field Office?

Nature of Submission: I-400 Natural Application for Citizenship & Request for I-751 Combo Interview

U.S. Citizen Spouse:

(DOB: , SSN:)

Conditional Permanent Resident and Spouse:

(DOB: SSN:)

Dear USCIS Examiner:

Please consider this letter as an official request for a combination I-751/N-400 interview and waiver of the I-751 interview. We submitted the joint I-751 petition in January 2023. My biometrics was completed in May of 2019. The status of my I-751, case number LINXXXXXXXXX has been Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken since January 31, 2023. I have received no RFEs or requests of any kind.

If you need any additional documentation in order to evaluate these applications; please let me know and I will send to you as soon as possible.

Thank you very much for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Name and Signature

Docs:

should i put the uscis address in my city of chicago?

Hi all,

I have my spousal Visa approved and will be entering the states soon.

Is it legal for me to start sending in job applications saying I have the right to work? I'll be free to work once I enter the country and would like to get myself on a few radars!

Thanks!