Tokenfreak

early September 2020 here and still nothing since fingerprints.

Filling out the i-485 form and it ask for Nonimmigrant Visa Number from this passport (if any). Is this the red number in the bottom left corner?  If so do I also include the letter N in front of the number on the form?  Thanks.

early September 2020 here and still nothing since fingerprints.

I filed ROC jointly 6/16/2020 Potomac center, just got an email “new card is being produced” today.  No RFE, no waiver,  didn’t apply for N400.  Good luck to everyone else who’s still waiting.  The end is near.  Cheers

Hello everyone,
 
Just wanted to let you know that my new card is being produced as of today! I filed on June 10 of 2020. I did not apply for citizenship. No RFE or interview either.
 
Good luck to everyone else!

Any September 2020 filers here receive their 24 month extension letter yet?  I still only have the 18 month extension letter. I'm at the YSC service center.

So after I become a US Citizen I am no longer a Filipino citizen right?  Then I need to reapply for filipino citizenship to get it back, but I'll keep the US Citizenship and then be considered a dual citizen?

Also, I can still travel on my current Filipino passport until I do the oath ceremony to become a US citizen correct? 

Also, I can still travel on my current Filipino passport until I do the oath ceremony to become a US citizen correct? 

So after I become a US Citizen I am no longer a Filipino citizen right?  Then I need to reapply for filipino citizenship to get it back, but I'll keep the US Citizenship and then be considered a dual citizen?

Can I be both a Filipino citizen and USA citizen?  I was going to apply for US citizenship, but I see things online saying if I do I can lose my Filipino citizenship? I thought I could be both am I wrong?  I came in on a K1 Visa and have been married to my spouse almost 3 years now.Thanks
 
This is what I found online.
"No you can not. The moment you were naturalized as a US citizen, you have relinquished all your rights and privileges as a Philippine citizen, which includes the possession of a Philippine passport. As such, your Philippine passport is no longer valid"

So after I become a US Citizen I am no longer a Filipino citizen right?  Then I need to reapply for filipino citizenship to get it back, but I'll keep the US Citizenship and then be considered a dual citizen?

Yes , I hope everyone gets approval very soon!!

Hopefully you hear something soon.  I am on day 101 and all I have had is case has been received. Hopefully I will get biometrics soon.

Someone on Facebook Group Aug 2020 just heard feedback form YSC yeh. 

Thanks and yes I have that app and been using.
Hopefully we hear something soon.

Hi guys,
 
I just got an email my card is being produced!
 
Filed July 2019 (16+ months ago)
 
 
 
 

Finally after 1.5 months, my case just got updated to "Fingerprints were taken" from SRC, now wait for the letter came in the mail.

Ok thanks guys for your responses. I really appreciate it a lot!  I don't think I am going to do the affidavits as I do have lots of other evidence.

It is your wifes petition- she is the beneficiary. 

Thanks for the clarification.

Correct .. but it does have your last name on it .. so it links your last name to her unmarried last name .. all good ! 

It's not needed. People get the stamp as proof of their LPR status when losing their GC & waiting for their replacement card to be sent to them/going through ROC/GC renewal & don't have an unexpired physical GC.

Yup, one month is fine

Yes, to board an international flight she'll need her passport and you need to book in her maiden name in this case.
She does need her green card to get back into the country tho, so take her passport, green card and the marriage certificate to show proof of different last name.