Sarge2155

Hopefully things will pick up since you have filed your N-400!

By hook or crook your spouse needs to go, do not reschedule, you need to get it while the getting is good!

Good move prepare for the combo and you'll be good make sure you both go to the interview!

Better read your interview letter again. You mentioned you did not have much to bring. The letter states if you submitted documents online then you should bring the originals with you to the interview. We all know they might now even ask to see them and what you uploaded is enough, but you gonna take that chance you get a IO in a bad mood that day. My wife's interview is on April 11th.

USCIS changed from 24 to 48 months on the GC extensions for the I-751. USCIS is starting to send the new 48 month letters out to eligible people yes!

I'm in that area, but you don't necessarily file in Dallas it's online, Dallas is the local office you will interview in Dallas though. My wife has an interview next month!

Combo interview is a I-751 and N-400 interview combined.

The bottom line after all is said and done, it's cheaper to keep her!

My goodness man, you are most confused. I don't think at this point you know what you wanna do. Better sit down and breathe before you make any drastic moves. Bottom line you best consult a lawyer!

Speaking from experience, your best offense (since you are going to be the one filing) is to remain civil and cordial, the more you raise a ruckus with her the more pressure and reaction she can levy against you. Like what has been pointed out she only can get a 50/50 split of the assets you accumulated during the marriage, so stop accumulating!! It is in your best interest to get the ball rolling NOW and end this swiftly. Encourage her to naturalize as also what was pointed out her naturalizing gets you off the hook for the I-864. Another important tip: Should you have carnal knowledge with her at any time during this time where you have made it known that you wanted a divorce that will go badly against you later in court. Also protect yourself against false domestic abuse allegations. Depending on your state and in most states the cards are going to be stacked against you. My recommendations do a DIY divorce you can get the forms online again depending on your state. It works well especially if you have no kids as you say, and no property. If you are going to do it...DO IT. Mind you with today's divorces you do not need a reason to divorce each other. File before she does and I am sorry for your troubles, but like war marriage is hell and you have to defend and protect yourself.

Use the resident since date 3 years from that, in addition to still being married to that same spouse. You can apply 90 days prior to you reaching 3 years.As what was pointed out use the USCIS early filing calculator to be sure. Have you already submitted your I-751 ROC? If not you will have to submit that first.

I agree with your statement!

I don't see why that would reset it you would upload as an additional document. Is your timeline correct it's showing no NOA or Biometrics info for your N400 filed 11/2022?

They (USCIS) are slowly starting to send them out it should not be to much longer for you all to receive them! Several folks including me have gotten them in the last couple of days!

They are starting to get them out so you should be getting it any time now!

Are you going to submit the N-400?

In other words, OUCH!

Very hard for a man to wrest children from their mother especially in Texas. The woman would have to be a total incompetent to lose her kids to a man!

I can vouch for that "Don't Mess With Texas", they will take it all and leave you a dime in change. Texas is not a child support friendly state for the man! Even if he is not working the support will accumulate each month. I've seen some guys as high as 80k

No not Nebraska! NBC Lee's Summit.

January is hot it seems with the N-400 interviews!

Slowly but surely they are getting out there!

Yes it's gonna be brutal in terms of the process!

In fact the trend is starting to show that most people (here on VJ) do file their N-400 while their I-751 is pending. USCIS for some reason goes bananas when they see you have both a I-751 and a N-400 pending. They are adjudicating N-400s by the droves it seems. If you have any inclination to apply for your N-400 I would recommend you do it especially if you have a I-751 pending too! I've seen several cases here on VJ, where the I-751 got boosted out of the mud due to having a pending N-400. @Crazy Cat can vouch for that. While it's just speculation that your I-751 will be sped up if you submit a N-400, it does not hurt anything at all and can only help your cases. That's a rare gem when dealing with USCIS.

Grats to you. But it sure would help others if you filled in your timeline. As we all help each other here in VJ.