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Interesting. Not like those fishing areas with the signs "Fishing for recreation only, not for food".

1. The spouse would fill another i134. I think the new i134 i this is meant to make life easier (Declaration of finance to support rather than Affidavit of support) 2. Providing evidences of income or assets is a good idea. The instructions literally says assets. 3. Copies or even pdfs but scanned after wet signature should work these Post covid times. 4. Doesn't hurt to have it hanndy.

I wonder what percentage on deer hunters take the hunted for meat? 😁 I'd assume very minimal.

What's wrong with saying over 6 months when USCIS itself uses generalized 6 months for 180 days eveywhere? https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-d-chapter-3 C. Breaks in Continuous Residence An applicant for naturalization has the burden of establishing that he or she has complied with the continuous residence requirement, if applicable. Generally, there are two ways outlined in the statute in which the continuity of residence can be broken:[9] The applicant is absent from the United States for more than 6 months but less than 1 year; or The applicant is absent from the United States for 1 year or more. An officer may also review whether an applicant with multiple absences of less than 6 months each will be able to satisfy the continuous residence requirement. In some of these cases, an applicant may not be able to establish that his or her principal actual dwelling place is in the United States or establish residence within the United States for the statutorily required period of time.[10]

Yet no comment on similar analogy when professional cops shooting was compared with mine.

Though i do believe shooting an over 5'x1' body moving on ground by trained people is much easier than shooting a 3" dia skeet flying in the air by an amateur who doesn't even own a gun.

My point exactly. It was apples and oranges to begin with when someone asked me if i have shot a moving target to compare it to cops shooting.

If an employer allows to work from your home country, you can work anytime regardless of CR1. You abide by employment rules from your country.

No problem. No effect Under 5 yr eligibility. As said, if you could minimize separation, she could file for citizenship in 3 years less 90 days since she became the LPR which would require just min of 18 months of her physical presence.

No. He got it based on based on the bonafide marriage docs you presented and you are even saying he was not a fraud. Uscis won't cancel something one got lawfully even if it was issued 1 day before separation.

I'd say the opposite. As more evidences and videos came poured in, it got revealed he didn't abide by his training. A cop following his training doesn't get 22.5 yrs in state sentence and 20-25 years in federal sentence.

Interview cannot be scheduled until you complete those. Depending upon the country, it could take few months to more than a year.

I've fired at those moving/flying skeets at skeet shooting range and i'm pretty good at getting almost 90% of them. Other than that you are comparing apples vs oranges. I don't own a gun, not a cop, not trained in arms. Uvalda shooter deserved 90 shots not this guy.

Even if he was armed while running away, shooting him when he turns toward cops may be justified but 90 shots and 60 on target just proves the cops were shooting for fun rather than to save themselves or others.

Put "Child of Fiance" Everyone needs own i485 to get GC.

Her son will need his own Ead or GC to get a SSN.

"Fiance" Immigration status not your marital status. If i94 hasn't expired, "Fiance". Correct. Include all marriages in your lifetime to date. Yes Skip.

The dmv would be ok with either the passport or naturalization certificate. Check back with them again.

USPS lost my kid's original birth certificate returned by the passport office this year. It even showed up in informed delivery in the email but never got delivered. Upon inquiry, USPS took 3 months to finally respond that they searched n searched but couldn't find the lost mail. Luckily it was only 30 bucks for replacement so no big deal. Hopefully they find it or are in the process of mailing. May be there is some way of asking for the replacement cost. Out of curiosity how is your ex wife connected to your current wife's naturalization certificate?

Wow, it seems it's more country dependent for i134.

Never heard of AOS for DV immigrants. The only thing i had heard about and actually provided a letter to one DV interviewee is that COs want to see some sort of letter (termed Welcome Letter by DV immigrants) saying they have a place to stay once they immigrate even if temporarily. May be just to be sure they don't just fill the sidewalks with nowhere to go on the very first day. Even the state department doesn't list anything about AOS for DVs for at least USEM nepal. Not sure if it'll be different for other countries. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/KDU-Kathmandu.html#pre_interview_checklist Apart from typical civil documents, this is what is listed. Appointment information printed from the “Entrant Status Check” on the E-DV website Documents showing that you have either a qualifying high school education OR have two (2) years of qualifying work experience in the last five (5) years immediately prior to application (for the principal applicant only; more information is available online). Payment in cash of the $330 Diversity Visa Application Fee for each applicant.

For my cousin who immigrated last month on a DV visa, I simply provided a so called "Welcome Letter" for his visa interview mentioning "I am happy to welcome Xxxxx. He will stay in my place and I'll provide him food and lodging till he finds his job and moves out." No i134, no financials nothing.

This triggered the oath ceremony at court. You were supposed to check NO. You are not legally changing name via N400 if you are just taking spouse's last name. You are just asking uscis to update your record and provide you the citizenship (naturalization certificate) under your new legal name with marriage certificate being the proof of name change. At this time all you can do is wait till they schedule your oath at a court which usually occurs only few times a month depending on location. That's why it will take a while to get it scheduled compared to the regular oath.

If he is not ready for the road test, he doesn't need to take it the same day after passing the written test and getting a permit. Once getting the permit, he can take time to practice and then go for the road test. If he is ready and they have road test appointment available the same day, can go for it.

Did you confirm with uscis if they sent it to NVC? There were few posts here when uscis hasn't forwarded EB cases to NVC for some reason.