LirikVJUser

No it wont accept something that isn't there, I typed in "Timbuktu" and it threw an error warning 

Filed 12 months ago to SRC and still nothing

No they are the same and processed by the date recieved (so they say). If your not married to USC You wait 5 years to apply. Married to USC you wait 3 years to apply. They go into the same Pile and processed.

1. because only through marriage u can apply naturalization in 3 years. dont worry about it
2. no. i filed for my friend online in february 2022, she is a citizen by may 2022 ( 3 years marriage)
the different is u have to submit more evidence for 3 years compare to 5 years

Makes no difference.
 
I filed N400 online, and none of my documents were even showing up in the 'Uploaded Documents' tab - it's just a glitch. 

yes just make sure they are all there

Waiting for SRC as well
Early June filler here
 

So it’s now time! Praying you are next🙏🏾

There still doesn't appear to be any movement for SRC June fillers

Sorry why did you have to redo?

I use the uscis website but myuscis shows the same.  Also don’t see a way to remove my old cases.  

Congrats
whats the noa date(receipt date)?

Hubby and I have been married 3 years in December.
 
I'll admit I kinda dropped the ball in terms of evidence so this is what we have to send in:
 
Joint insurance cards for cars Joint health insurance (me on his); insurance statements showing both of us using it as well as statements from the HSA showing me using it (husband has had a great run of health the last year or so while I've had complications post-covid) Joint bank account - it's in both our names; he is the only one who deposits into it as I've been using my primarily cash income (bartender) towards projects on the house we are purchasing (I've been doing this for a year - we are buying his childhood home from a family member so we have been working on it/living in it rent-free but don't own it yet) Title company documents showing our intent to purchase the house and an in-progress mortgage application. Receipts and in-progress photos of the work we have had done on the house; cheques written by me to pay for it.  IRS returns/stimulus notices. Travel plans that are coming up (October & November) Copies of documents where he's named as the beneficiary for my work-provided life insurance Various bills and statements in both of our names Documents about the adoption of our dog; ongoing vet-care for him, photos of us with him Various photos - new house progress  
I was going to send in copies of drivers licences to show the same address on those, but I noticed there's an error on mine which I never saw before (the wrong person's signature) and the earliest appointment I can get to go in and have that fixed is in another 10 days plus then delivery time for the new card will be at least a week (it took 9 days last time) and I want to get this in ASAP. 
 
Does this look like it should be OK?   Covid really shot a lot of our plans for travel and even for having a proper 'wedding' which we'd talked about doing for our 2 year anniversary so I feel like compared to some we don't really have enough to show our lives as fully as we should. 
 
 

Christmas/birthday/anniversary cards, tax statements from the past 2 years, photos of us together and with family Or friends, 2 written statements from friends saying we are a legit couple, random Mail we have received with our name showing we live together, I think maybe a few other things but those are the main things I can think of 

Here’s a link to what we sent 

No for some reason

Same, got biometrics letter from SRC
Mine says service center is TSC
 
are they the same thing?

Hello group, biometrics waived letter received from Texas, yesss! Also, case status online has not changed like, @GyC mentioned in his posting. Things are moving, so check your mail.

Yes

Same, got biometrics letter from SRC
Mine says service center is TSC
 
are they the same thing?

Early June filler here
Still nothing either
For some reason SRC seems to have slowed down with biometrics unfortunately  

Yep, dated June 14th
 

Yes, the minute I got the text message. It just says:
 
"On June 1, 2021, we received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number ###, and sent you the receipt notice that describes how we will process your case. Please follow the instructions in the notice."

An optional but recommended letter that lists all documents that you've attached

Yes you will. I've never used +1 either and have been fine.