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  1. When I came to US I felt the same way and went to India to be with my family and that upset my wife and inlaws. Since then I have been in the US for last 32 years and recently became a citizen. Have you thought of going with him to Columbia and spend some time with him and his family and that might comfort him and feel more secure. Looks to me you both need to talk to a marriage counsler and see if you can sort things out. It all depends on how much he loves and how much you love him. You could also try living in a different place in US that might be more comfortable to both you and make him feel more secure. Unless he is cheating on you and have another woman in columbia, you should try to sort it and figure out what makes your marriage works. If every thing fails then there is always an option of getting a divorce and move on with you life. Just reporting to different agencies is not going to do any good. He might just give up green card and stay in columbia. Not sure what the issue is but best place to start is talking to a marriage counsler and take the next steps.

  2. WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! OMG! MY JOURNEY IT'S FINALLY OVER ... THANK YOU EVERYONE WHO PRAYED FOR ME FOR ME THIS WHOLE YEAR IT BEEN A LONG TIME COMING FOR ME TODAY IS THE BEST DAY OF MY LIFE I'M SO HAPPY GOD BLESS YOU ALL !!!!! Naturalization Applicants: you will receive your certificate at your oath ceremony.

    You can expect to be scheduled for an oath ceremony within 45 days of receiving your recommended approval

    On November 8, 2012, we scheduled you for your oath ceremony and sent a notice providing the date, time, and location. If you move prior to the scheduled ceremony

    Congrtactulations. I am glad it is finally over. Enjoy your new status.

  3. Hello.

    Has anyone applied the expedited passport in Hawaii? If so, how long did it take to get the passport and did you need to make an appointment with the passport office or just walk in?

    I applied for naturalization under 319b and am going to have naturalization interview in Honolulu Office. If I pass the test I will have oath ceremony on the following day, which is on Wednesday. I was just wondering how long the expedited passport will take. Someone in this forum mentioned that In honolulu office, the oath ceremony will be held at 2pm on wednesday, which means that I won't be able to drop the passport application off on the day, and have to wait till Thursday morning. I have to fly back on Sunday, so I have 3days, but I believe that the passport office won't be open on saturday and sunday. So In that case, I have to get the passport by Friday.

    Is it possible for me to get the passport in a day in Hawaii?

    Or should I consult with the same-day passport agencies?

    Thanks in advance!

    I really don't know what facilities are available in Hawaii. I am sure you would be able to get the same day or next day passport. Check with the local authorities to find out additional information. You can also call the national passport office who can give you the information.

  4. I mailed both the signed photos and the green card in this morning, via UPS. Do you think this means it is approved or what? Anyone heard of this before? Thanks!

    Looks like there is a possibility it is approved. I am not sure why asked for the green card to be mailed. I gave mine to at the oath ceremony. So I am assuming it is approved since they asked for the green card also.

  5. Why do you want to change your mind ? Is it due to a legal or criminal issue? If you have any convictions you might want to check with an atty before you go for the interview as they can take adverse action and you could loose your green card. On the other hand if you are simply nervous about things that is pretty normal and let the process work out. Trust me I went through and I know how hard it is to go through the process. What ever the case it might, you'll not be entitled get your fee refunded. You can ask but unlikely they will give you money back.

  6. unfortunately she has to attend for immediate family funeral (should be there in a day or two). Seems like a complicated process at this point..

    After taking the US Citizenship you can travel up to 90 days with your indian passport to india. After that if you use indian passport for travel they will charge a fine. Not sure what is the amount you can check on the indian consulate website. In this case you can travel up to 90 days on your indian passport. Getting the OCI can take up to 90 days from the date of approval.

  7. what are the whole list of benefits?

    You can look up at the global entry website. They are adding more and more features as time goes by. Initially it was for international travel. Now they are also using it for the domestic flights and cruises. I believe certain airlines also offering to reimburse the program fees for selected passengers. If you are Amex Platinum member, Amex will reimburse the application fees for the global entry program.

  8. Here is the situation. I was arrested for driving with expired license and was released after paying about $125 before the judge. When I go to get my certificate of disposition, it is FREE and they never charge me. I believe that it needs the original stamped and signed certificate to all applications, but the thing is that it is starting to not make sense. I had to go there and get a copy of it for every application; i130, adjustment of status, remote condition and not for n-400 and maybe later when I petition my parents. Does anyone know if a copy of this certificate will be enough?

    I do not think your case would be very bad. You could have forgotten or did not notice your license is expired. It is an innocent mistake and can happen to lot of people. If you were involved in accident or hurt some one while you are driving with out valid license can create more problems. I think you are ok. Make sure you have a court certified document and you should be ok.

  9. Hi All,

    Long story short, I was married to US Citizen. Arrived on Fiance visa, got CGC but then divorced. I applied and received my Permanent Green Card last summer.

    My question is, because of this divorce I understand that I have to wait 5 years now to apply for my citizenship. However, my father passed away recently and I want to move back for a while to be closer to my mum. However because this is such a big move, I dont know if I want to be restrianed to the 2 year leniency that the US give for leaving the country. Is there anyway I can speed up my process under particular circumstances to waiver this 5 years? Anyone heard of anyone doing that? I would just move back to UK for good but I have a fiance (who will also move back to UK with me) and I need to be sensible and considerate to him and get citizenship so we are able to move freely in the future and not be restrained to one country for rest of our lives ( i know I can reapply again for green card but its such a long process and seems silly if im pretty close to getting US citizenship.

    Thanks

    I really doubt if you can have any shortcuts for USC at this time. If you are away from US for more than 1 year then your 5 year clock resets and you have to wait 5 more years of continuous residency before you can apply for USC. You are better off discussing with an Atty and find out more choices. In your case since you have a GC you could travel often between US and UK and does not exceed the allowed out of country stay and then apply for USC.

  10. You have an option to appeal and I am sure your atty can make a big difference when you appeal your case. Or you can wait for 5 years since the date of conviction and apply again. In your case it is a better idea to engage attorney so they would not start deportation procedure against you. It may not happen but now that you have told them what you did, they can initiate a negative action against you.

  11. I don't know what else to do by now I'm like whatever got my last infopass Aug 3rd will see them but i really don't wanna go for them to tell me the same issssssh excuse my french ..I'm so tired of waiting it been 10 months by now since everything start it...innocent.gif

    I would say at this point, do not do any thing. Be happy you have a green card and move on with life. If they have approved, they would have approved by now. Do you want them to officially decline your app? What would make you happy. My advice, forget about that you ever applied and be happy being a GC and let what ever happens let it happen. I know how you feel. You would want to know what happens. May be some times it is good nothing happened and may be it is the best. Don't torture your self. I now it is easy for me to say what I am saying, but think it over and put your mind at ease instead of torturing your self.

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