Fan_Dancer

I would save them for the interview.

Her SSN may be too "young". I applied to several jobs and they couldn't verify me even though I have a 2012 SSN. They told me they database had last been updated in 2011.

She should try and build some credit on her own. I don't know how much just being added matters. Try and get a secured credit card.

No need for cover letter.

Sure. If a black teenager in Elizabeth, New Jersey breaks into a house to rob it and in doing so rapes and murders a mother and her two young children (true story) who would you blame? Clearly an unrelated black man in California. Makes perfect sense. As much as it makes sense to blame Jack Lemmon for Lee Harvey Oswald.

When, obviously, the white, heterosexual, Christian male is to blame, duhhh!

Black lives matter, lol. They can massacre each other as far as I am concerned.

On the bright side, she clearly cares about you and wants to be with you as much as possible.

Why do you feel like a bottle of ketchup? ?

Her butt is being hit rhythmically by angry people? Her body is constantly being squeezed?

Woooooow! Really? They sent you two letters and you still got an interview? Sometimes it looks very complicated!

Yes. I did move in the meantime, and I had to get a senator involved to obtain the said interview. And got an RFE there too.

I would say, if your AOS paper work is very good, then a good chance no interview.

Wrong.

Hello!

Today I checked my status online and saw that they mailed my EAD today. It means I will get my GC soon? I have a friend who got her work permit last week and the GC this week, without interview. Is that possible?

Thanks!

Unrelated. I waited for a year after I got the EAD for the GC (and had an interview too, despite getting two interview waiver notice letters).

They can get their butts to work like the rest of us.

No one shoul dbe getting benefits for more than 6 months. It's not supposed to be a lifetime gig.

So she wants to be on some sort of welfare in her home country, you are on disability here ... maybe move there?

Ghana is a really difficult embassy. The chances of him getting the visa by December are alost non existant.

Do you have red flags (difference in age, religion, education, social status)? How long did you guys actually spent together?

Also I have read that some people left the country during the processing of their advance parole, when coming back they usually had the advance parole done and just shipped it overseas to the applicant so they can reenter the US with it. I this is probably not allowed correct?

That's what I was going to suggest.

Have you thought about contactng a mosque or an Islamic center and seeing if they can't help you with an address?

Same here, just for the records - 11 months today waiting (for Adjustment of Status) and no call (to NCSC number or tier 2 transfer), no service request, no email ever brought any answer or result: everything is still pending and it will stay pending (despite the website dates progressing) until who knows when..the black hole metaphor is appropriate because your fees, paperwork and inquiries get in but nothing gets out.

Erminio

With me it was 14 months, having my congressman involved, an interview, an RFE handed at the interview (and she had the nerve to tell me she called me for an interview to hand me that RFE!). It can be worse.

I want her and me to take a trip to Ghana, destroy her green card upon arrival and contact the US consulate not to grant her a visa to return to the U.S. Is this possible?

Lol, yes, do that I am sure you will enjoy jail.

What is marked on your vaccination status?

I got rejected by the stores when I tried to open a line with them. After I started working, I got a CapitalOne pre-approved offer in the mail and I went for it. The limit was low, but it was unsecured, so I went for it.

When I first came here, my husband added me on his checking bank account before we married. I also opened one of my own at another bank.

Any other red flags? How much older than you is she?

To be able to leave the US for years without worrying about the ability to return, and to be done with USCIS.

Two of my friends got their visas (F1) after being accepted into a PhD program. It was very easy for them. So there must be another reason other than her beauty.

Hi,

I have a 10 year green card, i am going for my citizenship interview

Almost everybody eligible for citizenship has a 10 year card, it's not enough.