Ayrton

I honestly have no idea. I'm only waiting for my name change court order approval to apply for it again. Technically I can apply tomorrow. Idk how it works though if the new card gets approved before the other ones expires.
 
I would apply on the 4/5 months mark. The NOA 1 will also be an extension so you should be good.

That was the issue. You should've applied with your maiden name. Your married name isn't in any system, so DHS won't be able to verify your new name and that's why you never received anything.

That was the issue. You should've applied with your maiden name. Your married name isn't in any system, so DHS won't be able to verify your new name and that's why you never received anything.

That was the issue. You should've applied with your maiden name. Your married name isn't in any system, so DHS won't be able to verify your new name and that's why you never received anything.

First we need to know which path are you taking? K1 to AOS? Other visa to AOS?
 
 
1) if you mean your foreign medical, your medical is valid for 1 year as long as you FILE for AOS within this period. If you have a 693, than it's valid for 2 years.
2) when they scan the docs, they all get a code. Don't worry about it.
3) yes.

I'm not sure what RV is talking about, USCIS is still accepting forms and working on them. Interviews just started to get scheduled again on some offices. Biometrics are supposed to start again on July 13th.
 
Don't trust them 100%. I would double check every single form they fill out to make sure everything is fine.

What I tried to say is that a lawyer is not needed at all. Even if you didn't change the name with the marriage, like in NY for example.
 
You just need to go to court, wait for the judge to approve it, and then use the court order to change the name everywhere.

You can always file taxes MFS and then amend the tax return whenever she gets the number.

They are looking at the paperwork but nothing will be approved until biometrics are done. ASCs are opening on July 13th I think, so you will still wait a bit for biometrics.

You just need to send EAD and AP forms again. On the EAD form you will change to renewal.
 
You can do it as early as 180 days before it expires.

I'm not sure what RV is talking about, USCIS is still accepting forms and working on them. Interviews just started to get scheduled again on some offices. Biometrics are supposed to start again on July 13th.
 
Don't trust them 100%. I would double check every single form they fill out to make sure everything is fine.

As long as you select the right category C9/C09 you shouldn't get rejected. 
 
 The people that got rejected used other categories.

Try to make an appointment with USCIS to get a stamp in your passport.

No. You will apply for renewal and the NOA1 will act as an extension letter.

180 days.

Wrong part of the forum. You might get a better answer if you post on the ROC or Naturalization forums. 
 
She won't be out of status. Expired green card doesn't mean she's not a resident anymore. It just means the card is expired. I think she can just try to get appointment to get her passport stamped.

This update doesn't mean interview was scheduled, just that paperwork is good to move to the field office.

First, you are applying for ROC, not AOS. So wrong part of the forum.
 
Since you're applying for ROC, I believe you applied with a Divorce Waiver, but didn't send the divorce decree. I believe since you were still married when you applied, you should've applied as married, and then send the divorce decree when it's finalized. 
 
You don't need an extension, you can just send later. Hopefully you will get the final divorce decree before the extension.

This update doesn't mean interview was scheduled, just that paperwork is good to move to the field office.

Same category as k1.

I wouldn't do it. It's risky. Wait for the offices to reopen or apply with AOS.

Foreign medical is a bunch of different forms. One of them is the ds3025, which will reflect the vaccination history. That's the only form you will have access to since they will give you a copy to send with AOS.
 
The original foreign medical will come in a sealed envelope. 

Your medical is good as long as you filed for AOS within one 1 year from the day you did the medical. 
Medical doesn't expire as long as you filed for AOS within one year.

You need to send what they consider a proper birth certificate. You can check on the reciprocity page from USCIS to see where to get it.

Your medical is good as long as you filed for AOS within one 1 year from the day you did the medical. 
Medical doesn't expire as long as you filed for AOS within one year.