Browneyes0413

I disclosed my husbands immigration status on my N-400 and the I-130 application was submitted long before I applied to become a US citizen. 
Nothing was asked during the interview. 
Satisfied?
 
Please move on unless you’re answering my initial questions.

Thank you! I will do new forms and get the medical form as well. 

My husband had a valid visa. How did I commit a crime or assist him in committing a crime?
I gave the USCIS full disclosure in both applications. 
 

Thank you that helps.
 
yes the I-485 was rejected because of the priority date.
my husband is in the US. 

Just to clarify. You sent I-130 with I-485. They returned I-485 because the priority date wasn't current but they kept and processed the I-130? 
 
They didn't send the I-130 to his home country's embassy? I'd suggest to file I-485 and its documents asap. I don't know what status he's on right now but the sooner you get this mailed the better. Yes you may have to redo a lot of forms and the medical but that's better than getting rejected for outdated forms. Remember you can also do the medical after you file and bring it to the interview so that could buy some time if you're tight with money right now. 

Print out the new I-485. Also; I-765 and I-131 are optional, but highly recommended. And they are free to file: https://www.uscis.gov/system/files_force/files/form/i-485instr.pdf Page 16 "If you properly file Form I-485 and pay the required fees, you may file Form I-765 and Form I-131 without paying additional fees. You may file these forms together, or if you choose to file Form I-765 or Form I-131 separately, you must also submit a copy of your I-797C, Notice of Action, receipt as evidence that you filed and paid for Form I-485."
That medical is not valid. Get a new medical: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-8-part-b-chapter-4

I would fill out the form and submit again. To make sure you have the newest edition. 
 
As for the medical, I'll let more knowledgeable people answer. I believe you should redo it. Why did you do it so early when you knew you couldn't adjust his status yet? 
 
Also on what basis did you file I-131? Did you already file the I-130 while you were an LPR? What's his status right now? 
 
Just a little bit about myself. I was a LPR when I married a tourist visa overstayer. Two years after that I naturalized and the same day I sent in I-130, I-485, I-131, I-765, I-693 and I-864. The application was approved and he received a 10 year green card. Not ideal as ICE could have picked him up in those two years so I would definitely not recommend this. 

You must file with updated forms, as using outdated ones results in the whole packet being rejected.
 
Your husband must go through the whole medical again as USCIS requires the form I-693 to be signed by a civil surgeon no more than 60 days before filing the petition. 

My field office is in Dallas and my estimated completion time says 20 more months to go. So yes a lot of us still waiting depending on your field office.

Good luck 👍🏼 

Good luck 👍🏼 

I've been practicing the 100 questions using home made flashcards (using index cards) and after going through them many times a day and gradually reducing the number of self testing times each day I have managed to get to a place where I feel confident about all of them.  It took about a month of daily practice.
 
I have my citizenship application paperwork in a folder and my passports, GC and other ID are all ready.  I personally don't think I have anything to worry about with regards to the reading and writing part being English I should sail through that part.
 
I'm going to be nervous on the day I know, but at the same time I think I have little to be concerned about.  I'm actually more nervous about driving through Cleveland and finding my pre-paid parking first thing in the morning.
 
I would like to wish everyone on here a happy and successful next few months with your applications.  This website has been a blessing through this process.  Is there a way I/we can support it through a donation maybe?  This part has been relatively easy compared to the I-30 and finding out what to do right in the beginning when you have no idea what to do and the USCIS website is just pages and pages and pages of words.
 

I’m just a little bit jealous of your fast time line 🤣🤣 Congratulations!!

My case is in CSC (PD: 4/18/2018), my husband submitted the petition while he was LPR. Last month we filed Form I-485 after he naturalized, not sure how fast they will approve the petition.

If u r not a US citizen ...then it will be forwarded to CSC...LRP takes about 2yrs and during that period if u become US citizen u can upgrade your petition...but for now CSC is your base

You would think Trump would be all over that 😂😂