Nga&John

Then why you got RFE? Most people stuff IO with personal pictures and irrelevant documents just to show they have nothing to hide, common sense. They end up having bad time with IO.

You misread it, they use the word "OR" not "AND" at documents referring to you and your spouse. Based on that, tax transcripts are enough. But as you mentioned, your age gap might bring up attention at the interview.
http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/article/attachments.pdf
The reason is you provide more documents than you have to with your application (which is not necessarily an obstacle to your naturalization interview, but which an IO CAN turn into one) could be brought to the IO's attention. Without the additional documentation, the IO could miss or not even think about raising an issue. So, unless your case involves something that is obvious and needs additional proof no matter what, send only what is necessary and prepare other documents to the interview.

Well you have an answer yourself

1. Submit AR-11 online at uscis.com
2. USCIS will communicate with you through the address you will provide on I-751 form. No need to worry much.

Varies case to case and
http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide2

Nancy didn't tell you to do anything. All you have to do is to read and follow forms' instructions, not looking into some manuals, which are not for applicants.

Nancy didn't tell you to do anything. All you have to do is to read and follow forms' instructions, not looking into some manuals, which are not for applicants.

Nancy didn't tell you to do anything. All you have to do is to read and follow forms' instructions, not looking into some manuals, which are not for applicants.

Nancy didn't tell you to do anything. All you have to do is to read and follow forms' instructions, not looking into some manuals, which are not for applicants.

Nancy didn't tell you to do anything. All you have to do is to read and follow forms' instructions, not looking into some manuals, which are not for applicants.

Please don't just google and spread these above information to confuse others. That policy manual is for USCIS employees, it is not for applicants to follow. Applicants is to follow forms instruction. They even returned whole package with missing I-693, not just RFE for it. I-485 is main form, and it clearly states I-693 is initial evidence.
By the way, the text above should be understood IF applicants didn't send in I-693 with I-485, DON'T send IT seperately because USCIS will not know it is for what. Instead, Applicants should WAIT for RFE from USCIS to submit it.

Sorry but you are the wrong one, the article you quoted mean they don't accept I-693s which are older than a year. They don't say anything about not submitting I-693 with I-485, please read I-485 instruction again, I-693 is one of most essential ones. No one read your post because it is not accurate.

Sorry but you are the wrong one, the article you quoted mean they don't accept I-693s which are older than a year. They don't say anything about not submitting I-693 with I-485, please read I-485 instruction again, I-693 is one of most essential ones. No one read your post because it is not accurate.

Sorry but you are the wrong one, the article you quoted mean they don't accept I-693s which are older than a year. They don't say anything about not submitting I-693 with I-485, please read I-485 instruction again, I-693 is one of most essential ones. No one read your post because it is not accurate.

Please stop spearding wrong info, I-485 clearly states you need to put I-693 in the package as initial evidence. And I believe nobody would like to receive a RFE.

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Why are you so mad mister? Are you same boat with OP? Do you know his real life? Or you just sympathized for his story? OP posts are filled with hatred after 5YRS about his ex spouse. He cancelled his AOS before her AOS was even interviewed. And now he is so mad because she is still here with a settled family and kids. She could have a great lawyer, or left legally then started from scratches with current spouse. Or she is illegally staying with no status at all, who knows? But it grinds OP gears when she is now happy with another family. He thinks she can't be here without his K1 visa? He even brought Mexican families here to highlight his post. That's why he needs to man up.

Having a heart is being a realist and advising someone to let go of negative thoughts and get on with life rather than being eaten up inside over issues they no longer have any control over.

Why do you care about her immigration status? It is her life, she can stay legally or illegally with any consequences on her own, man up mister.

Please don't post these unreal situation.

You don't know her side of the story.

Everyone, please don't judge anything based on one-side story, OP can tell everything he wants. Everything has two sides.
Everything is denied, then you go ahead and file for divorce. There is no more concerns related to her immigration.

EVERYONE, OP didn't say anything about LIFETIME BAN, that's different. They just refuse to give her any non-immigrant visas because she has intention to immigrate. Please read.

Update: I just receive email that my I-130 and I-485 are approved and a card will be mailed. Thank you fellow so much for helping and contributing. Good luck to ones are waiting for interview/ result.

Our appointment was 7.20AM, we got called around 7.45AM. The IO is an old Caucasian gentleman. He took us to the small room and told us to take the oath. He explained we would be recorded for legal causes, and he might separate us during the interview to have better decision. And we said no problems at all. He started asking basic questions like names, DOB, current address, current marriage place and time and asked us to provide original IDs, passports, I-94, old work permit, original lease, bank statements. He took my I-94 and OPT work permit and said I wouldn't need them anymore. We were like "oh it is so easy, we are so blessed..." He asked who the co-sponsor was (my father in laws.) Suddenly, he said you two would be separated for the interview, and asked who would be first. I volunteer to be first, and he walked my wife (USC) to the employee waiting room.
*** My interview questions:
1. How did you meet her?
2. How many siblings does she has? What are their names? How to spell the names?
3. How does your mom think about your marriage? I said she was so happy. He said no, in Vietnamese culture, moms are usually unhappy if the wife is older then her spouse I was like from the moon aka amazed, and said my wife was 21 and I was 26 when we got married (I assume he misread my wife birth year so he thought she was older, and it resulted the separated interview) and he said his bad, he read the year wrongly. It could also be a trick question to try me, who knows. Still, he decided to go more intense questions.
4. Is your rent apartment or house? How many bedrooms and bathroom? What is the floor material? How much is the rent? Is there any pool on the complex?
5. Why don't you go the school right now? Because of out of state tuition fee.
6. Does your mom in VN live with your father? Explain why they are separated.
7. Describe your wife house, where you first met her. Rooms, anything special.
Then he said he had enough info he needed to know. He told me that I could either wait in the room when he asked my wife (But told me to be silent, even if she didn't know the answer or answer it wrong.) or wait in the employee room. I said I'd prefer to stay in the room, and be quiet. He then walked my wife back to the room.
*** My wife questions were the same as mine, but he skipped number 3. At number 4, he tricked her by asking how my wife loved the carpet in the living room (our floor is all tiled.)
Then he said that he made his decision of approving our case today, the card would be dated March 6 2012. And we were real nice couple. The whole from beginning to the end of mini Stokes was like 45 mins.
Then he started asking me about the YES/NO questions on I-485. And after that, he printed out the "Interview Result" and marked the box "Congratulations!...." and explained we had to file I-751 90 days before the conditional GC is expired. And if we have anything in order like this, we wouldn't have another interview.
He got the big "APPROVED" stamp and stamped on my I-485, I-130 and wrote the date down. I asked him to stamp my passport but he said he would recommend to wait until I receive the card within a month; and because I might not be updated until the card is produced so I could have hassle at the border. He said I could hold the current EAD for now but I had to cut it up as soon as I receive the GC. He then said if he could see any pictures, and we gave him our albums. He said you guys don't need any lawyer at all, just check everything in order. He said he won't approve easily with lawyer presence.
He then realized they put "NORTH VIETNAM" as place of birth on my file, he said this was wrong because I was born in Ho Chi Minh city and it was "South Vietnam." I told him there was no more South/North in Vietnam nowadays but he said USCIS still needs to distinguish that matter, and the one was born in Hanoi (north) would be questioned more about communism. And he said he would correct with on the computer as well as put a note on my file that I am "South vietnam" Then he said his wife is a "boat people" Vietnamese, and he doesn't want to travel over there because of the communism... The conversation kept going and whoop, another 45 mins He returned all the documents and didn't keep anything extra.
Then we shook hand and he walked us out to the door, then he told us to put lastname on the mailbox to make sure we receive the card. He said within 30 days, we don't receive it, make an InfoPass and they will track it down. I can't believe our section was 1 hr and a half (7.45AM - 9.15AM)
Our online status hasn't been updated yet but we believe they will update it soon. Good luck to everyone still on the journey, and you need anything just send me a message.