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Crazy Cat

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  1. No, your questions will be verbal. You are not given choices. The Officer will ask a question, then You must verbally give a correct answer.
  2. I always find it odd that a person can come to the US prepared for a short visit, yet suddenly decide to give up everything in home country without the possibility of returning to tie up loose ends for up to 9 or 10 months. Seems it would be really stressful.
  3. As you said, misrepresentation is another animal, itself.
  4. Did the Consulate Officer know you are married to a US citizen? Did you attend the conference?
  5. Correct. But the OP never said that the situation changed. He said he entered as a visitor and he wants to stay. It is an open question as to whether this was his intent. The OP, now, has the opportunity to clarify.
  6. Be aware that a person cannot enter the US as a visitor with the intent to stay and adjust status. That is visa fraud.
  7. Congratulations...Next stop is citizenship...N-400s don't typically take long...USCIS is still up to their tricks of skewing I-751 processing times by processing some I-751 immediately while others have to wait several years even with no RFEs.
  8. They are linked by your A Number. You have a petition (I-751) and an application (N-400) linked.
  9. This old thread is locked to further comments.
  10. Follow directions literally. The address where you lived for only 9 months does not fit as an answer to the question.
  11. Are you serious? Who hired him? I'm glad the police assisted!!!
  12. How soon?
  13. ***This old thread is now locked for further comments as the OP is not likely to see any responses***
  14. Difficult to know. It is rare that a petitioner has a biometrics appointment. There must be a question regarding your identity or your background.
  15. So, they found anti-ICE inscriptions on the bullet casings? The left is responsible for the demonization of ICE.
  16. Applicants who filed before the October 20, 2025 effective date will take the 2008 version of the test
  17. September 29th? You should study the 100 questions from the 2008 version.
  18. No one deserves to be put in danger like this....neither ICE nor detainees.
  19. It is far, far better to answer "yes" and disclose, imo. If you answer "no", you could be de-naturalized at a later date for misrepresentation.
  20. Yes. Documentation of concrete steps toward actually residing in the US are important.
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