US Immigration from Vietnam

We've been married since 10/12/2019, we filed and our AOS was accepted and ready to be scheduled for an interview on 2/7/2020 but we haven't received an interview date yet. My question is simple but I can't find the answer. Does the 3 year clock to file N400 for naturalization start from the day we were married? The day her AOS was ready to be scheduled for interview? Or does it not start until she receives her Permanent Resident Card? I'm hoping it starts from our marriage date since the wait time for an interview can be as long as 35 months and if it takes more than 2 years to get her Permanent Resident Card they skip the conditional 2 year card and just send the 10 year card.

Thanks in advance.

I had hoped to travel to Vietnam for the interview, but now that the borders have been closed, we need to reschedule!
are there better or certain days when they post openings for rescheduling? Thanks

Hi everyone,

I'm currently on H1B visa valid till 2023, and have an AOS in process and an interview very soon. Do you know if upon AOS approval, by H1B will be cancelled/overwritten?

My husband and I am going through a very rough patch in our relationship, so just curious, in the very worst case that we divorce (both my hubby and I still want to make our relationship work now, but who knows when he will cheat again), would I be able to return back to my H1B visa after AOS to continue my job?

So my wife and I are moving forward with the immigration process (IR-1). For now, in the I-130 form, I put in my Texas address as the address we "intend" to move to. Our case is now at NVC. Fees not yet paid, docs not yet submitted.

However, we are considering entering the U.S. through a different POE and staying with my mother in a different state for at least a few months.

If we decide to do that, do we change the "intended" address to that of my mom's, and use the household I-864 paperwork? Or should we keep my permanent address as the intended address, use my own I-864 with my mom as a joint sponsor (but not a household member)? My preference would be to keep my tax home the same, instead of switching it back and forth.

Once we enter the U.S., we will need to get the social security card, the actual green card, etc. mailed to us. Are there any disadvantages to having these mailed to my permanent address while we actually live at my mom's address? (I'm willing to fly over there to fetch those documents when they arrive and bring them back, or have a relative do it for us.)

While this is a long way off, I'm asking now because it might change the way we do the I-864 paperwork.

Thoughts? Thanks in advance.

Wife passed the N400 interview, got sworn in immediately afterward, certificate issued; all in all took 2 hours. Looks like we completed our Visa Journey in 6 years, since the initial submission of the Fiance petition. Everything went smoothly; no hickup and RFEs, etc.

Best of luck to the rest of you guys who are enduring and who are about to start this journey! Can't say how much help this VJ site/group has been in our journey... Great job and kudos to all the members... I will continue to check in, to see if I can offer my own help back to the community with our experience... Take care everyone...