AnneA

I get what practical advice you're trying to pass along, but there's either a 90-day window or there's none. "Desperation" or whatever you call it isn't a bar on naturalization. USCIS gets away with this nonsense only because you can't sue them without first going through a costly administrative review. Utter nonsense.

Hindsight is certainly 20/20 isn't it.
 
It's important to remember that this is USCIS' error, not mine. Now, if I knew back then what I know now would I do anything differently? Certainly, I would wait a couple of days, and would urge anyone in a similar situation to do exactly that (that is why I made this post, as a cautionary tale to others). But at the end of the day, this is on USCIS, not me.

Thanks for all the well-wishers, once more.
 
I had my oath earlier today (well, yesterday now) in Dallas. There were 110 people being naturalised from 35 different countries, with the most being 23 from India and 24 from Mexico.
 
There was a minor issue where I had to scribble out the name of my home town on the "Signed at" location on the N-445 questionnaire, since I had already filled that in before arriving. The MC announced that only Dallas or Irving was acceptable there, but it was a quick fix.
 
Other than that it was a nice event, with a lot of people there, and friends and family. One of the cops I know from the PD showed up, which was a really nice touch and meant a lot.
 
So, this chapter of my life is now over. Onto the next...

Despite being here for 18 years it seems that challenge may be beyond me.

Forcing an experimental medical treatment on people in order to immigrate. Pretty sad. Glad my wife immigrated here long before this madness.

It is possible to get vaccine waiver .. I did

It is possible to get vaccine waiver .. I did

It is possible to get vaccine waiver .. I did

You can always choose not to fly then. People's paranoia doesn't give them the right to force a medical treatment on me or my family in order for us to travel.

Word is Biden wants to impose a vaccine mandate for anyone who wants to fly US citizen or not. We are planning a trip to visit my wife's family next year or as soon as the Philippines lifts their covid restrictions. She hasn't seen them in 5 years and they have never met our 3 year old but if vaccines are gonna be required we aren't going I guess.

How did you guys meet? Was he incarcerated when you met? Why would you want to marry a convicted criminal? You might make your life harder.... Will he be able to get a decent job and support you? What if he becomes a repeat offender?.... 
 
I petitioned a sick Narcissist & Ant-Social PD man to come to the USA, he got arrested and I refused to help him get out of jail. Some red flags should not be ignored..... 

Why do so many people come to this site to ask advice/questions then go on to argue with every last person giving them the correct information just because it isn't what they want to hear?

Asking for an entire forum. 

1.  At the end of 2 years, you will be REQUIRED to show evidence that you have been living in marital union for the previous 2 years.  That might be pretty difficult if he is still incarcerated.
2.  I, personally, think think a person should spend a lot of QUALITY time with their fiance before committing to marriage.
 

Earliest release date is 2024?  You face more problems down the road.  I suggest you wait until he is released to marry and start the spousal visa process.
- Lucky Cat out.

Kansas is one of the US states that allow a marriage ceremony in the presence of only one spouse (Also known as a “proxy” marriage), as long as the spouse present in Kansas holds the other spouse's power of attorney.
 
Are you willing to give a prisioner your POA?

Easy solution.  Contact @Loren Y and schedule a trip to Las Vegas.  Loren has graciously offered to perform marriages for VJ members.    You won't find a better offer than @Loren Y, imo.

You could send 2 copies and write translation on one of them 😂

That's what I thought as well and asked the question about the blacked out info. The OP confirmed that they requested the BC of the petitioner (by name).
It's not impossible they made a mistake on the RFE itself, though.

If it's not being processed then I'm not getting what I paided for 🤷‍♀️

If that's the case I want our fees returned asap

If it's not being processed then I'm not getting what I paided for 🤷‍♀️

If it's not being processed then I'm not getting what I paided for 🤷‍♀️

If that's the case I want our fees returned asap

If that's the case I want our fees returned asap

If that's the case I want our fees returned asap