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This is why we don't watch Univision news anymore.  They like to spread drama and fake news about immigration.   

He is talking about Citizenship, no green card applicans
It has always been a requirement to stayed married if they want to get the citizenship in the three year period, this is from USCS page.  If they get divorce, he/She can apply for citizenship after 5 years. 
 

My wife's docs were transferred to Texas 12/03/18 , I just checked today online, Her Card is being produced!!   check your status using this link https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/mycasestatus.do 

My wife's docs were transferred to Texas 12/03/18 , I just checked today online, Her Card is being produced!!   check your status using this link https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/mycasestatus.do 

My wife's docs were transferred to Texas 12/03/18 , I just checked today online, Her Card is being produced!!   check your status using this link https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/mycasestatus.do 

Mine took 11 days, but average is 2 weeks.

Vermont no longer processes I-129F.
No matter what - the original location your petition is sent to will be based on your state. Prior to these past two weeks, NO ONE was transferred to a service center that did not have jurisdiction over their state. However, USCIS has decided to transfer some petitions (April, May 2014) from TSC to CSC for faster processing. So far these are the only dates which have shown up as actual transfers. Many people get confused by the fact there is a Texas service center and a Dallas, Texas lockbox.
Dallas, TX lockbox - they will route your petition to CSC or TSC depending on the state you live.
It either sits at this service center until it is adjudicated, or if USCIS decided to workload balance.

We have had the same experience in terms of negativity. As the USC trying to bring my fiancé to the USA I was shocked! Most people reacted so badly that I felt as those they felt I was committing some heinous crime. I know my fiancé has gone through similar issues with his friends and family. I have known my fiancé almost 8 years. It was a challenge for us in many ways. But we simply made a commitment to each other and decided to move on with our lives together. We are in the interview stage at the US Embassy waiting for an appointment date. And at this point found the support of new friends and changed the minds of some of the others. Fortunately my family has met my fiancé and truly likes him. They feel much more confident in our relationship and are comfortable talking to him through messaging, Skype, and phone conversations. I feel that people are now less concerned for our decision to be together then they are about the government process. They worry for My fiancé as he is getting ready for the interview and hope the Embassy grants the Visa. Some people will always be negative and will always find reasons for you not to come. This decision is not for the faint of heart as the process is terribly slow and agonizing. But if you truly love your fiancée then who cares what others think? Be matter of fact and start forming alliances with supportive people.

I got approved today! I'm still in shock about how quick its all happened! 75 days from sending off the documents to approved. 80 days till Visa in hand (all going according to what the guy who interviewed me said today)
Looks like we better start packing!!