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  1.    EatBulaga reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 Online saved information
  2. visaquestion1234
    I believe the 30 day count is reset when you make an edit. You can theoretically edit up until your interview date.
  3.    TBoneTX reacted to a post in a topic: Didn’t Include Federal Tax Return
  4.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: Didn’t Include Federal Tax Return
  5. visaquestion1234
    Just an update - wife was approved without issue today! No mention of taxes though we had them ready. All they asked for was her GC, driver’s license and passport. They also asked for our son’s birth certificate but gave it right back once they saw that we had already scanned and attached it to the application. They also didn’t even mention the marriage certificate which we brought per the notice. They asked a lot about my wife’s travels between the US and her home country quite a bit (beyond the past few years). She got a little flustered there since she/we have gone numerous times over 10 years! Hard to remember all the specifics. All in all it was a smooth and pleasant experience for her. Unfortunately we weren’t able to do a same day oath ceremony but we’re extremely glad to have this chapter in our lives all but over. Thank you for all of your contributions here!
  6. visaquestion1234
    Thank you both, I appreciate it!
  7. visaquestion1234
    We were leaning that direction. Perhaps a silly question but are the cases vetted for accuracy and proper supporting evidence before an interview is scheduled? I assume that since she got her interview date they were at least ok with what we provided.
  8. visaquestion1234 started following Global Entry Application - Different Last Names , Didn’t Include Federal Tax Return and Has my AOS interview been waived?
  9. visaquestion1234
    My wife has her interview next week. While reviewing and gathering all the documents uploaded with her N400, we noticed that the file for 2024’s federal tax return was actually a duplicate of the state return. I’m surprised she didn’t get an RFE. She’ll bring the federal return to the interview but what’s the best way to address it? Is there an appropriate time? Should she expect a delay of the decision?
  10.    2022 reacted to a post in a topic: Has my AOS interview been waived?
  11. visaquestion1234
    Wow I stand corrected. Waiving an AOS interview seems very surprising given the outcomes of a pass/fail. Speaking on behalf of my wife, her K1 interview in Juarez was in 2019 and she passed her AOS interview in 2020 and the ROC interview was waived in 2022. Submitting N400 in a few weeks and obviously prepared for her interviews then.
  12. visaquestion1234
    Got it. My wife was interviewed for AOS which was always the norm. I’ve never seen an AOS interview waived. Interviews for ROC however were frequently waived (as was my wife’s). The ROC interview has always seemed like a waste of resources for USCIS so I’m sure it was something that was reviewed when handling backlogged cases during COVID.
  13. visaquestion1234
    Is this a correlation vs. causation situation or is there documented evidence that blanket interviews are being required by the current administration?
  14.    QuantumZX reacted to a post in a topic: I-485 Interview Experience and Minor Concern.
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  16. visaquestion1234
    I (US citizen) was with my wife during the interview and he barely spoke to me. Don’t worry. Everything will be fine.
  17. visaquestion1234
    Right, it would be a headache and this thread is evidence of that. I’m just saying that for most countries there is no legal requirement to have the last names match on each passport.
  18. visaquestion1234
    You can have different names on each passport as a dual citizen. Headache, yes, but certainly possible and unavoidable in certain circumstances (Americanization of names, alphabets etc).
  19. visaquestion1234
    If the basic requirements are solid and you provide exactly what they ask for, you technically shouldn’t need any pictures, let alone 50. We didn’t include any and we were approved without issue. They’re not interested in how many trips you go on and who you hang out with. What they want to verify is that you’re living your lives as a typical married couple as residents in the US. That’s it. You’re beyond the point where pictures should be necessary.
  20. visaquestion1234
    Hm. I wonder how you were able to advance to the next page. Do you remember if you ever received an error message saying the names don’t match?
  21. visaquestion1234
    Very helpful, thank you so much. So when you signed her up initially, did you just put her maiden name in the passport field in order to bypass the error message? We can’t go to the next page unless the names match. She has her 10 year green card by the way. I guess we’ll have another mess with this when she becomes a citizen later this year (hopefully).
  22. visaquestion1234
    Hi All, I'm in the process of applying for Global Entry for my wife who is a LPR. She took my last name when she gained her status but her current passport (from her home country) still shows her maiden name. On the "Profile Info" section, it states: Please use your full name as it appears on your passport (if you have one). If a second or middle name is included in the Given/first name on your passport, it must also be included here. This is fine, but in the application it asks for your permanent resident card information as well. Her last name on her card is different as she took my name when we married. After inputting that information, we receive this message: The name or date of birth entered on your U.S. Passport or Permanent Resident Card, does not match the Profile on this account. Does anyone have experience exiting this loop? It specifically states that the information given must be exactly as it appears on the document so I'm not sure what to do here. Thank you in advance!
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