Crazy Cat

October of what year?

Very informative. Let the lender and the consumer beware!!! He made a good case against solar, although I'm sure that wasn't his intent.

I'd love to know the logic behind that.....Congrats on another successful step in the process!!

Not as an F4 sibling.

Question #1 on the sheet which must be answered as of the date of the oath ceremony: "1. Since your interview, have you married, or been widowed, separated or divorced?" Answer the following questions on the day of your Naturalization Oath Ceremony. For more information, refer to Page 2 of this notice for detailed instructions. 1. Since your interview, have you married, or been widowed, separated or divorced? Yes No 2. Since your interview, have you traveled outside the United States? Yes No 3. Since your interview, have you committed any crime or offense, for which you have not been arrested? Yes No 4. Since your interview, have you been arrested, cited, charged, indicted, convicted, fined, or imprisoned for breaking or violating any law or ordinance, including traffic violations? Yes No 5. Since your interview, have you joined, become associated, or connected with any organization in any way, including the Communist Party, a totalitarian organization, or terrorist group? Yes No 6. Since your interview, have you deserted from, claimed exemption from, or been separated or discharged from military service? Yes No 7. Since your interview, has there been any change in your willingness to bear arms on behalf of the United States; to perform noncombatant service in the armed forces of the United States; or to perform work of national importance under civilian direction if the law requires it? Yes No 8. Since your interview, have you practiced polygamy, received income from illegal gambling, been involved in prostitution, helped anyone enter the United States illegally, trafficked controlled substances, given false testimony to obtain immigration benefits, or been a habitual drunkard? Yes No I certify under penalty of perjury that each answer provided above was made by me or at my direction, that I reviewed and understand all of the questions and answers provided, and that each answer is true and correct as of the date of my Naturalization Oath Ceremony

Did you file under 3 year rule or 5 year rule? When was your combo interview?

Making short visits during the process is fine. However, EVERY entry into the US is at the discretion of CBP at the border. Whether he is a fiance or a spouse wouldn't make any difference.

Yes, it is.....It is the current version. USCIS Reverts to the 2008 Version of the Naturalization Civics Test | USCIS The 2020 test will be phased out on April 19, 2021, for initial test takers. Applicants filing on or after March 1, 2021, will take the 2008 civics test.

I wouldn't "put the cart in front of the horse". Good luck.

100 Civics Questions and Answers for the 2008 Test with MP3 Audio (English version) | USCIS

The ONLY option is consular processing.

If you are planning to live in the US, you and the US spouse should IMMEDIATELY (like yesterday) start the DCF (Direct Consular Filing) process for your spousal visa. The normal spousal visa process will take 18 months to 2 years. The DCF process can reduce that to several months.....but you must have exceptional circumstances such as a short notice job/school re-location (US spouse). You can't legally go to the US via a B2 visa with the intent to live in the US. You have to enter for the intended purpose of the visa.

Yes. That is the VJ recommended/approved process.

I assume your US immigration status is already a done deal. That's a pretty quick departure.

I recently saw a post worded almost identically regarding the same subject. There was never a reason to delay issuing the visa. This was, no doubt, an inexperienced officer.

But a CR-1 generates more money for USCIS vs an IR-1..

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But there IS such a thing. An email from our local office 2 days prior to wife's N-400 interview instructed me to be there, and it literally stated ours would be a combination interview......and it was. First part was the I-751 where we both were asked a few questions, and I presented updated evidence since initial I-751 submission date. Then the officer conducted wife's N-400 interview. By the time we got home 45 minutes later, the N-400 status was "Oath ceremony will be scheduled". Next day, the I-751 status changed to "case was approved".

This is how I always contacted them. Sometimes, it took a day or for a reply.

Legally, you shouldn't file as single if you are married. I filed Married-Filing Separately. You can amend to MFJ after your wife arrives and receives a SSN. This is an IRS issue, not an immigration issue. *Moved to the Tax and Finances During US Immigration forum area***

Imo, way too many voters mark their ballots based on personality rather than policy. Trump's mean tweets haven't hurt me a bit.....but Biden's policies have taken money out of my pocket and the pockets of my family....as well as the pockets of future generations. Everything from his domestic policies to his international policies have hurt. And another thing (I should start a newspaper column with that name), CNN, MSNBC, etc secretly want Trump to win...because he is good for their businesses.

National polling is irrelevant, and the MSM knows it. Trump leads by a substantial margin in statewide balloting.....and in all the swing states (last poll I saw). The ONLY hope of Haley running in the general election is if she is on the "no labels" ticket.....but she will not be the Republican candidate, she will not be the Vice President, and she will not be President. The Koch brothers have now realized that. Haley is an anti-Trumper...which alienates a vast majority of red voters.

An I-485 would not be applicable in your scenario. I-485s apply only to individuals who are adjusting status inside the US. Yes, an I-130 can be submitted while you are in the UK, then continued after you move to Australia. If you wish to delay the process later, you can do so at the NVC stage of the spousal visa process.

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I think the fact that this thread exists is evidence.