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    **One comment containing inappropriate language removed**** Members may not: -Attempt to bypass the Forums language filter through the use of alternative characters to spell profanities or through the posting of images containing profanity.
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    To your consulate?
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    Your attorney might be able to use that letter to get a favorable divorce decree. No financial obligations would be a good thing.
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    ***Hijack question split to new topic***
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    It is Embassy/Consulate dependent..... NVC does not receive phone calls.
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    You need to file an I-751 package ASAP. You need to include a GOOD explanation for the late submittal. Your N-400 cannot proceed until an I-751 has been approved. It will take several weeks to receive the I-751 receipt. You could be looking at 2 years before the I-751 is processed. I would also be prepared for the N-400 to be denied. Good luck.
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    Then, you just have to be patient. It is normal. Consulates normally have to request K-1 cases when they have availability.
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    Yes.
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    CBP officers have a LOT of discretion...a LOT.
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    Threatening letter?
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    Do you have a source for that official policy? There are plenty of people who successfully visit with a pending I-129f. I agree that overcoming the "assumed intent" to stay in the US might be more difficult, but there are a lot of people who tell CBP who they are visiting. Like you said, showing a reason to return is the key.
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    Find a local passport acceptance agency. Normally, this is a USPS post office or a county clerk (when applicable). You can usually schedule an appointment on their site. They all give good instructions on exactly what you will need. In my wife's case, we needed: Passport application, her Naturalization certificate (and a BW copy), a state ID (and copy), and 2 payments.
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    I think that says it all. I think you should try to let go, move on to seek happiness for yourself.
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    Even Bill Maher tears into these kids because they have no idea about the people they are supporting.
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    Who is "we"? I thought everything was fine in the marriage prior to her leaving....or have you consulted the attorney after she left?
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    I would use the Green Card. It is evidence of legal residence
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    Yes. I would get a response to them ASAP!!!!! I would include a letter with a GOOD explanation as to why it is late. I would beg for mercy, so to speak. Then, you wait....
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    In our case, we had waited 40 months for our I-751 to be processed. We had no RFEs. Wife submitted her N-400, and 4 months later both the I-751 and N-400 were approved in our combo interview. I'd say that the N-400 approval would not have been any faster if our I-751 had been previously approved.
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    In most case, I don't think it matters. There are many N-400 cases here which were approved rapidly with pending I-751s. The officer either conducts a combination interview or the officer approves the I-751 at the same time as the N-400 without an I-751 interview. I have seen only a very few N-400s delayed because of local office not having the I-751 files. If you are asking if it is better to wait out an I-751 approval before applying for citizenship, I'd say definitely no.
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    How so? She is inside the US. ESTA??? I thought she was a J-1.
  25. Crazy Cat
    Do you have a good divorce attorney? If not, get one.
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