Ed&Midori1031

Hi Everyone!  In case anyone is wondering, my wife completed her citizenship interview and passed!  She was also able to do her oath ceremony that same day, just a couple of hours after the interview.  As much as we wanted some friends and family around to see it, we figured we should just get it done and over with.  The officer explained to us that her son does, in fact, have citizenship now.  Soon, we will apply for their U.S. passports.  Eventually I will apply for my stepsons naturalization certificate, but due to the cost of it, we decide to just get the passports first and then get the certificate later.  Thank you all for your help!

FINALLY!! While being away for the holidays, wife sent me a picture of the approval notice!  No interview needed, and the green card is currently in route with the post office!  18 months waiting, and finally over! 

FINALLY!! While being away for the holidays, wife sent me a picture of the approval notice!  No interview needed, and the green card is currently in route with the post office!  18 months waiting, and finally over! 

FINALLY!! While being away for the holidays, wife sent me a picture of the approval notice!  No interview needed, and the green card is currently in route with the post office!  18 months waiting, and finally over! 

FINALLY!! While being away for the holidays, wife sent me a picture of the approval notice!  No interview needed, and the green card is currently in route with the post office!  18 months waiting, and finally over! 

Unfortunately no military discounts through immigration. 

Unfortunately no military discounts through immigration. 

Hi all, is anyone still waiting to hear from LIN? I have been stuck on fingerprints taken since May 2021. 

did you not read the guidelines of the K-1 visa?  

Yes, we received ours a couple of weeks ago. 

Yes

Just list current income. 
And yes, combine biometrics fee with AOS fee.

Of course with covid, the process has slowed down even more.  You are within the normal time range though.  Hopefully you get your NOA2 soon.

You will receive and RFE for the missing signature.  Have another one prepared and ready to be sent. 

That's truly amazing.  806 days, not a lot of couples can do that.  Congrats!

That's truly amazing.  806 days, not a lot of couples can do that.  Congrats!

With this time of covid things have taken longer than normal.  Some couples differ, some get it sooner, some much later.  Maybe after about 4- 6 weeks contact USCIS. 

I too recommend paying with a check or money order.  
 
When we submitted our ROC package, we separated all paperwork with the plastic sheet sleeves and organize them in a binder.  

No it's not required. 

I too recommend paying with a check or money order.  
 
When we submitted our ROC package, we separated all paperwork with the plastic sheet sleeves and organize them in a binder.  

I've been waiting to visit Canada again.  Hope this holds up..

Fill out as much information as possible.  Name and date of birth.  Put n/a if you don't know their physical addresses.

Please dont jeopardize your K1 application.  

Congratulations!  Best of luck on this journey! 

Hello, you may check one of the topic currently open (ROC August filer) to learn more, people share what they included in their packets. I am an August filer too so below are what We submitted as evidence, started from the day we got married.
1. Copy of mortgage/house deed showing joint ownership of property.
2. copy of JOINT savings and checking accounts with statements (quarterly) - I guess to show expenses couple made together.
3. Copy of health, dental and visual plans.
4. copy of federal and state tax return 2019 and 2020
5. Copy of insurance showing I’m the beneficiary vice-versa 
6. Copy of utility bills
7. photos, travel itineraries, etc from the day we married.