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Dashinka

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  1. I agree, you can only answer forms with the knowledge you have at the time. Based on what you posted here, it would be hard for USCIS to prove you knew about it when you submitted the N400 (I.e. lied on your form), and reviewed that form at your interview (knowingly lying during your interview). Keep the evidence in your files that shows when you were informed of the situation, and how quickly you dealt with it when informed. Good Luck, and Congrats on becoming a USC.
  2. So these folks are trying to kill the illegal immigrants housed at these facilities? ‘Coordinated and targeted’: 11 arrested in wake of officer shooting outside North Texas ICE facility “This was an egregious attack on federal and local law enforcement officers,” said Nancy Larson, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas, during a press conference Monday. “Those who use violence against law enforcement officers will be found and they will be prosecuted with the toughest criminal statutes and penalties that we have available to us.“ On Monday in the South Texas city of McAllen, a man with an assault rifle fired dozens of rounds at federal agents and a U.S. Border Patrol facility, injuring a police officer, before authorities shot and killed him, according to the Associated Press. Authorities identified the shooter as Ryan Louis Mosqueda, believed to be 27, who they said shot at agents exiting the building, which is near the U.S.-Mexico border. In North Texas, court documents claim as many as 12 people dressed in all black were shooting fireworks towards the Prairieland Detention Center on Friday. At least one person allegedly began to spray graffiti, damaging vehicles and a guard structure in the parking lot, according to court records. Correctional officers called dispatch a few minutes later and two unarmed officers came out to the fence line to attempt to talk to the group of people, according to the documents. That’s when the unsealed complaint alleges a person wearing a green mask in nearby woods began “signaling” to the group with a flashlight. https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/law-enforcement/2025/07/08/525918/coordinated-and-targeted-11-arrested-in-wake-of-officer-shooting-outside-north-texas-ice-facility/
  3. "X" = unknown (think algebra) "Spurt" = drip under pressure "Expert" = unknown drip under pressure
  4. Hmm, as usual whenever the Left makes an accusation, you can assume they are actually guilty of it themselves, or at least planning to do it. Democracy Experts Scorned by Trump Are Plotting to Sabotage Democracy https://www.nationalreview.com/2025/07/democracy-experts-scorned-by-trump-are-plotting-to-sabotage-democracy/
  5. If the I129F petition is still with USCIS, you can use the online system. If it has been moved to NVC/consulate you can change it there. Good Luck https://www.uscis.gov/addresschange
  6. Moved to the Philippines Regional Forum as topic is country specific.
  7. This requirement is more simple. All you need to do is write their address in their native written language on a Word document, turn it into a PDF, and upload it. You can provide the address in English on the same document if you want, but this item does not require a certified translation. Good Luck!
  8. Good point. I was thinking more al9mg the lines of the F1 being fraudulent, but the marriage being legitimate, but I suppose it is an option that both were fraudulent.
  9. I still have the files for all the steps in my wife’s process from the I129F through the N400. Her CoN is in a safe along with a copy of it just in case. Sometimes I actually reference some of the files when answering questions here on VJ even though the forms have long since been updated multiple times, but most of the content is still relevant. I cannot image what would possess someone to shred their CoN.
  10. Side note, back prior to my 21st birthday, even though I looked older, I was never able to buy booze (I guess I have an honest face). The day I turned 21, I had to go to three different stores before someone asked to see my ID.
  11. Could be implications for the child if the mother is found guilty of the immigration fraud. Definitely lawyer territory if this scenario is real. Questions I would have is did the child come with the mother on the F1, or were they petitioned by the step-father after the marriage?
  12. Shouldn’t be a big issue. How long are you planning on staying?
  13. Hard to say if the consulate will request a joint sponsor (I am not familiar with Bangkok). I would have your mother fill out an I864A since you live in the same household just in case. Good Luck!
  14. Ok, that is new information, so yes, you may want to update the information on that progress. Good Luck!
  15. Personally, I would only provide that if a new address is secured and definite. No need to offer any information not asked for. Good Luck!
  16. You can only answer it with what you absolutely know at the time you fill out the DS260. If something changes between filling out the DS260, and the interview, you can inform the CO at the interview. Good Luck!
  17. I think everything is done via kiosks now, but not entirely sure. On my last few international flights, I did not see anyone passing out entry slips to fill out. Good Luck!
  18. Wait, I thought you married one of the 12 women from Pitcairn Islands? 🤣
  19. And watch the media spin this. I know, apparently the Russians did not do it right back in the 20th century.
  20. As to the OP’s situation, if the DoS returns the application, it appears they can simply sign the NC when it is returned instead of needing to file an N565.
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