HariSeldon

Didn't think that this day will ever come, but here it is, I finally came home and can call myself a US citizen. 
After several moral mistakes in my crazy young immigrant years here, a FBI visit to our residence thinking that I'm some sort of spy, 5 hours stokes interview and subsequent denial which was overruled by a judge, our family prevailed and we got my n400 approved.
 
There were paranoid federal park ranger who sent a suspicious report after I climbed a very remote mountain in AZ which happen to be located near uranium mines (who knew!), a couple of mormons in rural Utah who didn't think that a guy with an accent and cameras should hike around "their" canyons, a super smart attorney who graduated with honors from Harvard law school and helped us to unravel all this unfortunate mess, and some other odd characters that I could probably write a book or at least a post on Medium about.  
 
First thing I've done is registered to vote and would like to remind everyone that our vote counts and its matter so lets go ahead and vote the assoles out!
 
Peace and love for y'all, wish everyone who legally qualifies for a US citizenship will get it

Magic phrase is 'technical support'
Took me some time of trial and error to figure it out

I heard Mexico would pay for a border wall but I haven’t seen that happen. I also heard we would wake up one day, back in April, and coronavirus would be gone. I haven’t seen that happen either.

Nothing about biometrics.
After looking at my notice, the case went to Lee Summit, not Overland Park

Would you please tell us on what aspect of your marriage an officer was focusing the most with his/her questions (i.e. finances, details about your apartment, how you spend your time together, etc?

Thats what our lawyer said in regards to NBC transfer:
USCIS will inform us if they want additional documents, want to interview you or if they make a decision. We see case transfers frequently. All our I-751 cases are taking a long time to process, so you aren't alone. 

Thats what our lawyer said in regards to NBC transfer:
USCIS will inform us if they want additional documents, want to interview you or if they make a decision. We see case transfers frequently. All our I-751 cases are taking a long time to process, so you aren't alone.