Mariam&Smith

I can see a number of hurdles to overcome, biggest in my mind is entering on the VWP after being out for a year.
Sounds like he needs the divorce whatever route he chooses.

It is not financial loss, it is pending job needed authorization, which is easier to prove.

So your spouse loves to travel more than her husband's immigration matters. Something is not right here buddy. You reschedule interview many days before actual date, not after.

Well I believe you need help from an experienced attorney.

If it shows "delivered", you will have to pay $450 for i90. They don't charge when it shows "returned to sender." OPs status shows delivered so he or she will have to pay to have it replaced.

Travel with your passport as you want. Bring aos receipt, marriage certificate just in case.

Nothing to do but wait for new interview letter. Many reasons for this: your background check hasn't been cleared, they haven't received your complete file, backlogged works... Be patient, many people got this hassle.

Truth is hard mr, this laidback forum is not for you, you need an attorney in God mode. Good luck.

No, they travel as they want.

Your original post stated package was delivered back in November 20th. You are confusing everyone with your timeline.

Severe financial loss to company or individual
Extreme emergent situation
Humanitarian situation
Nonprofit status of requesting organization in furtherance of the cultural and social interests of the United States
Department of Defense or National Interest Situation (Note: Request must come from official United States Government entity and state that delay will be detrimental to our Government)
USCIS error
Compelling interest of USCIS

Sorry but wedding is not an expedite criteria. You can try to expedite AP after she takes biometrics appointment, it won't hurt.

You need banking statements, tax returns, bills... Driver license alone is not enough.

Congratulations. Gather all documents for next month when you are available for N400.

The very last thing you want to ask is misinterpretation, it is fraud you are asking by the way.

So you want to keep it?

Answer is YES, illegal immigrants still have to register. If you didn't register, you need a letter from selective service explaining why you failed to register.
By the way, how old are you now? If you are 31 and older, you are good to go. If you are younger, chance they will deny your N400 at interview if your explanation won't satisfy IO.

Google?

You will have to wait 3 months in NY. They will return your N400 when they receive it. Even if it goes through, at interview they will deny it anyways.

Show up in court early, don't wait until court date and settle it down ASAP by paying fine or getting it dismissed whatever you can do to get a court order. It takes at least a week to get into police system so make sure you call the court to see if it is available already.
You answer yes but without a court order, they will not let you go in Oath ceremony. Good luck.

She might have to ask passport department in India, they might give her better info.

https://egov.uscis.gov/coa/displayCOAForm.do

As long as you print forms from uscis, you are okay

I think you are all good, all those snapchats and facebook stuffs are easy to counterfeit, it might colorize your package but to be very helpful, I don't think so.

You think I-751 simpler than K-1 than you will have to think again, but you are correct an attorney is not needed. Lacking of documents will lengthen waiting time significantly.
Affidavits are not required unless your bonafide evidences are weak. You need communal residence statement from landlord (in-laws you said) stating you are sharing their room/home so bills are in his name.
Passport photos are not required with I-751 unless you are overseas military or government personnel/family member. Your picture will be taken at biometrics appointment.
Get more documents like bank statements, all insurance policies (you can call insurance companies, they will be able to provide you all older policies,) bills.
You can make will, medical power attorney at an affordable law office in town (no more than few hundred bucks.) Or you can draft one yourself (Google is your friend! and health insurance has medical PoA templates for free of charge) and have them notarized. Good luck.