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Nope.  Unless spouse received an email requiring his/her presence, spouse must stay outside.  Those were the instruction we received after arriving.... at the Irving office.  

If you know the questions, it's easy according to my wife. Passed in March of this year. IO started with the questions, and she said she was " In the Zone". We had studied the questions so much she was cranking out answers faster than he could begin the questions. Before she knew it he said " Congratulations" . She was like congratulations what?, he said you passed the test. She didn't even know she hit the first six right off. Only thing she had a little problem with was on the tablet she had to write out the word "senator" as part of a answer, and she had a little issue with the spelling, but IO was cool about it, and just laughed and said, no worries, your good. She said they spent most of the time talking about her son, and how he is here now, and how does she like it in Las Vegas. I hope you get a good IO like she did. She was nervous also, but said it was not as bad as she thought it would be. And like @Crazy Cat has said, being done with USCIS is worth every minute of the interview. I think I was happier she passed then she was knowing no more forms and waiting. She now has her " Coveted" Blue book, and we actually got her Naturalization certificate back in a reasonable time.

Here's the update after we sent in the updated information for the RFE and the package was received on May 11. No interview!
 
MSC and field office was Portland.
 
May 23 - card was mailed to me
May 20 - we approved your form I-751, Petition to remove conditions on residence
May 18 - we ordered your new card
April 5 - we sent a RFE
March 10, 2021 - we r ready to schedule your form I-751, Petition to remove conditions on residence, for an interview.
December 22, 2020 - fingerprints taken.
May 4, 2020 - we received your form I-751.
 
 
 

Thanks everybody for the tips!
We had no issue at the airport in France as long as we had the flight itinerary for the trip.
 

USCIS sent us a letter for RFE since it has been several years since we submitted the petition. They are requesting updated evidence.
 
More paperwork to send them!
 
By the way, we also received the 48 months extension notice. Yay

Thanks everybody for the tips!
We had no issue at the airport in France as long as we had the flight itinerary for the trip.
 

Thanks so much for this information. It is really HELPFUL!!!!!
 

Iatatravelcentre.com uses data the same data  most airlines use. Your husband should enter his data and see what it says.
 
For some combinations of  citizenships, transit airports, dates of travel, final destinations, lengths of transits, airlines, etc a valid green card does waive the need for a transit visa. 

He needs to make the Infopass appointment to get an extension stamp on his passport. This is what I did, although I hadn't quite reached expiry at that point.
This shows how to defeat USCIS's frustrating call system and worked for me last year: https://www.stilt.com/blog/2020/07/how-do-i-speak-to-a-live-person-at-uscis/
 

@beloved_dingo The GC may be taken away when getting ADIT (I-551) stamp. In that case the extension letter would be useless. Though it's hard to know whether he will get the extension letter, so the safest bet is the stamp.

Ahh Ok. Looking through the website, which looks very helpful.
 
Yeah I just read the USCIS website about 48 months extension starting tomorrow.
Guess call them tomorrow to schedule an infopass.
It has been a long waiting time PATIENTLY. 

Your husband is African. Why unknown? Doesn't he know what continent he's from?

How does opinions kill us compared to a experimental drug that has killed thousands and hundreds of thousands side effects

We all have our own opinions on this jab they call a vaccine and i myself have requested of my wife and family in the Philippines not to get it until it has gone through its full testing and is totally FDA approved and not under the EUA

To use the calculator properly, you have to use the anniversary date.  It is three years after the GC date if based on marriage.  They don't make that obvious.
 
So:
 

 
So it is the date aaron2020 gave you, April 25, 2021, that you want.
 

Ok great. Thank you. Gotta be prepared.
 

There's a huge error with the calculator.

90 days before the 3rd anniversary of your husband's green card is April 25, 2021.  Your husband can file for naturalization now.  

 

Updated evidence, as well as a copy of everything I had submitted in my package, in case they didn't receive all of it.

Pretty straight forward... For biographical info, I was asked both our names, date of birth, address, where exactly we live (it's a small town on the outskirts of a larger metropolitan area). I was asked how we met, my husband was asked if I missed out any details, what colour our house is, how many bathrooms we have, if we have any kids, and we talked about our dog and rescue work. He was nice and professional and even told us to try out some food in the area, since we drove almost 3 hours to get to the interview!

Finished my interview today and within 30 minutes, my online case status changed to New Card is Being Produced. Here is my timeline. Local office was Des Moines, Iowa.   April 21, 2021 New Card Is Being Produced March 12, 2021 We scheduled an interview for your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. February 17, 2021 We are ready to schedule your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, for an interview. December 10, 2020 The fingerprints relating to your Form I-751 Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, were taken. April 24, 2020 We received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence.

Hello All. My wife and I are April 2019 filers. Our case has been ready to schedule an interview since September 2, 2019 but has been stuck at the NBC since.  We've called numerous times and still have not got any feedback on when our interview will be scheduled. Just called again this morning and after being placed on a brief hold we were told that USCIS is currently working on Feb. 2019 cases and that the best she could tell us is that we'd have to wait another 11-26 months. Not from the time we filed in April, 2019, which is already 24 months. An extra 11-26 months from this date, April, 5, 2021...I know that there is a lot going on in the world and I live by the saying 'It ain't all waiting on you'. But this is ridiculous. Recently contacted our congresswoman. Hopefully that will make a difference. To everyone else in the same boat, and I know there a many, hang in there. It will come to pass.

There are people reporting in the last 2 days about having no interview for MSC and they came on CR1 visa. Hoping those of you who have been waiting will be one of the lucky ones!

Just so you know, ready to be scheduled for an interview could still mean a long wait. If they say it has been scheduled and they will mail you the interview notice, then it is arriving!

Hold up wait a minute did Angela really ask Michael if he would wipe her butt when she's 75???? Girl bye. Loooooooooooooool she really just asked that? This ain't it chief 

Hello all, if this is posted elsewhere, please just help me find it. I'm Canadian, at the beginning of my Visa journey. I have my childhood vaccine record and likely won't need any. However, since becoming an adult and in charge of my own medical decisions, I am philosophically opposed to vaccines. There is a grey area around the TB shot (not required in my age group, I'm 36). But depending on when my medical is the flu shot could also be required. Not to mention when they'll add a C-ov-id vaccine to the list. I've done my research, according to the immigration website I can in fact decline on philosophical grounds. I simply have to write a testimony as such. I'm having a very hard time finding any one who has chose to go down this path of exemption on philosophical grounds. 
 
I'm not looking to debate vaccines in any way. I'm Pro-Choice. Just looking for any one who's written such a declaration and what they put in that letter.
 
Thank you in advance to anyone who can help.
 
Jesse