Crazy Cat

Not applicable.  You can enter the US on a Green Card until the day of expiration.....you can even board a plane back to the US with an expired 10 year card.

Well done!!!  Congratulations!!!  Go get that passport!!!!

Since filing I-751 at the minimum. Since marriage if you want absolute bullet proof case.

I would go back the entire 3 years.  Since you are expecting a combo interview, at minimum, you should provide evidence from the time of your I-751 submission. That is what our officer wanted specifically.

Thanks for the info.  My wife suspected that the computer was selecting the questions during her interview.  Congratulations!!!!  It is a great feeling to be free from USCIS!!

Thanks for the info.  My wife suspected that the computer was selecting the questions during her interview.  Congratulations!!!!  It is a great feeling to be free from USCIS!!

My hometown, in southern Arkansas, was struck in 1949 by a tornado which killed 56 people. But, we all know the facts have to fit their agenda.

I attended my oath ceremony and received my certificate of citizenship today. This site has been of great help. Thank you!

While that is true what is also true is the USEM will have the final say depending on the totality of the circumstances. A lot of USEMs have routely requested updated documents (including I864) 'at' the interview. What I will suggest is upload a new I864 after interview has been scheduled. Good luck.

This is incorrect.  US citizens do not immigrate to the US.  

It's worse than bad advice.....it's probably actionable by a state bar.

Where did he hear this? This is a new one to me.  How could exiting the US possibly erase his work history?

Considering Part 8 Q.16 of the I-485 specifically asks applicants “Have you EVER Worked in the United States Without Authorization” and Q.17 asks “Have you EVER Violated the terms or conditions of your nonimmigrant status?” - is your friend planning on answering “NO” to those questions considering he/she will be swearing and certifying under penalty of perjury to the accuracy and correctness of the information contained on the form? Note, those questions are not asking about violations from most recent admission into the US.

This is incorrect.  US citizens do not immigrate to the US.  

The correct answers are NO.  US citizens do not immigrate to the US.  

How would you do that without a receipt number? 

Seconding.  US Citizens never "immigrate" to the USA.  The answer is no.

This is incorrect.  US citizens do not immigrate to the US.  

The correct answers are NO.  US citizens do not immigrate to the US.  

It's worse than bad advice.....it's probably actionable by a state bar.

It's possible.  It would also be too early if US citizen spouse was not a citizen for the full 3 years.

Where did he hear this? This is a new one to me.  How could exiting the US possibly erase his work history?

It's worse than bad advice.....it's probably actionable by a state bar.

This clearly states the previous violation will not be erased. Yes I agree. The same attorney told him don't mention it. Which is bad advice in my opinion. 

Ever seen one of these waivers approved? I have not.  You need to meet before filing an I-129f.