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Crazy Cat

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  2. For us, it made things easier completely through the entire process. No need for wife to change passport, legal documents, etc in home country or here.
  3. You'll have to have marriage certificate or EAD/Green Card to change her name on SS Card. Another option is for her to keep her maiden name until naturalization.....Many people do that.
  4. ****Two combative comments removed. It is a violation of the terms of service to tell other not to post***** "but you could of kept it to yourself." Users will not: Restrict or inhibit any other user from using and enjoying the Forums.
  5. Doesn't NVC use your country of residence by default? I don't think you need an explanation. @pushbrk
  6. Like I said, hand-writing the list makes a big difference for me.
  7. I didn't say write them over and over again. I said hand-write them and study that list.
  8. OK. Skip the English classes. Some people are visual learners....I am. Maybe she can hand-write the 100 questions and their answers and study that. Then, when your wife hears the question, she can visualize it in her mind with the correct answer. That is how I lean more effectively, and that is what my wife did before her citizenship test.
  9. Honestly, could this be an English comprehension issue? Would she benefit by some English classes before applying? I sincerely wish her the best on this final immigration step.
  10. Has she submitted the N-400 yet? If not, get it submitted asap...before Oct 20th. Stop worrying about the 2025 test, and concentrate on ONLY the 100 questions from the 2008 test. You are overthinking this....
  11. From what I have seen, a few weeks......but could be longer...every case is different.
  12. You have no actions to take while your case is at NVC. It will remain there until your consulate requests it, so it depends on where you are going to interview.
  13. They both should file since it going to take many years for either case. For a sibling, it will take more than 20 years. For Mom's petition, a little less time
  14. No. It won't put your I-751 closer to the front of the line. I think your evidence looks good. Just be prepared for the processing time to be somewhere between a few months and a few years. Good luck.
  15. Just be aware that the Manila process is different from any other consulate.... Good luck in your journey.
  16. So, they COULD override the system.......with a photo of the CC. Makes little sense. They should have overridden the system with valid ID.
  17. Heads should roll (not literally) over this, but I would bet they will say it was a problem with "the system" instead. That's how these left wing unions operate.
  18. I am no attorney, but I don't see the connection between an EAD the I-601. Why the I-601?
  19. These are irrelevant now. A Green Card will negate the need for them. Good news is coming soon.
  20. What eligibility category did you indicate on the I-765? C09 ?
  21. Thanks. I guess a simple solution to speed up the process is to hire more people....but that would probably require a massive increase in all fees....again. I guess we have to settle for a compromise between fee structure and the backlog.
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