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Ontarkie

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  1. ~~Hijack post and all related replies have been split off to their own thread. Please do not post questions about your own case in other member's thread.~~
  2. ~~Moved to AOS from Work, Student and Tourist Visas- from AOS Family K1/K3- as the OP 's spouse entered as a tourist/B2.~~
  3. ~~Moved to Military Immigration -Related Discussion, from AOS from W,S & T VIsas- the OP is already a PR.~~
  4. She will most likely take the college's entrance test. Since you said community college, she will have more wiggle room on when to apply. She could apply to college when she gets here and that is what I would recommend. I would not have her go back to highschool after she completed/graduated. Wait to enrol her until you get her here, she may be able to use your address history/residency as her own and pay in state tuition this way.
  5. ~~Moved to AOS From WOrk, Student and Tourist Visas, from IR1/CR1 Progress Reports- As this both are in the US.~~
  6. ~~Moved to the Regional forum, from K1 P&P - as this would be a UK specific experience~~
  7. ~~Moved to US Citizenship General Discussion, from US Citizenship Progress Reports.~~
  8. It does not matter. It is 3 yrs of PR and 3yrs of marriage but that marriage has to be ongoing/intact. As you are no longer married you have no choice but to file under the 5 year rule.
  9. ~~Moved to K3 Process and Procedure, from Bringing Family of USC- the OP is asking about filing a K3 along with the already started I-130~~
  10. Oh man that sucks ROC took so long and you didn't know you could still file for her the N400. Definitely get started ASAP. Depending on where you live it could be faster. Fingers crossed for you. BTW if he is a college student by the time he files he can apply for a fee waiver. My older two boys were over 18 when I naturalized so they had to do it on their own. Both were approved for the fee waiver and didn't have to pay a cent for it. They worked part time while going to school.
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