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I admit I knew nothing, niente, nada, about immigration when I joined VJ back in 2019. Whatever I know now, I learned it here. VJ is an invaluable source of first hand information. And there are frequent posters that are literally an open book, and are always willing to help. At least that’s my experience. I can also see why some of their attitudes might be perceived as “rude”, for example when they say that “they’re out”. But I think that announcing that you’re leaving a debate is actually more polite than just leaving. Also, we need to look at both sides of the story. Usually, when they are out it is because OP has been told repeatedly what their issue is, but OP doesn’t want to see it. That being said, making fun of someone or being condescending about language mistakes is completely unacceptable and non- contributory. In addition, this is a website where people from very different cultures post. And manners and politeness can be different from one culture to another. Therefore, a poster might genuinely think that their manners are polite, but the reader might perceive them different. And mods do take action almost immediately. The thing is, they have their own lives too and cannot/ shouldn’t be here to monitor 24/7. I believe we are all adults here and can actually “filter” replies and decide which one is helpful and which one is not. I’ve been on both sides: I have felt offended by the tone someone used with me, and I’ve also had people report my comments. I’m still here, because I see VJ as “the Bible” of first hand experience with immigration! Founder Steve: hi!!! Thank you for this wonderful resource. Is there any chance we could have an app?

I come here a year later to tell you that you were absolutely right in your prediction!

Because they are trying to build a profile on her and see if she’s the type of person that would engage in fraud. Why were they expecting the officer to ask that? That’s odd. Did he graduate? I have never ever heard of an officer pull out Google maps in the interview, so not common. … and to think that the attorney makes good money… sigh l have seen tons of couples here with seemingly fine, short interviews being called again for another interview because something doesn’t add up.

I’m guessing @Boiler is saying that -if one wants a lawyer in their interview- one wants a lawyer that one knows. Having a lawyer just for the sake of having one might not be really worth it -but again, to each their own. Also, ideally, one wants a lawyer that is local, and preferably that knows the ins and outs of the local field office in which you will interview

His attorney should be fired, since he didn’t do anything at the interview, and he’s also saying this situation is “very common”. This is the first time I’ve ever heard of it. Where’s your friend originally from? Did he finish his studies? Has the wife ever filed for someone else? Are they from the same background?

Obviously the IO saw some red flags. Where is your friend from? Any age difference? What visa was he on when he adjusted status?

Does the letter ask for a passport?

Y’all, My 751 was approved yesterday!!!

Howdy everyone! Today I woke up to a status update: my N400 interview has been scheduled!!! August 30th at 8:00 am!!! Anyhow, I was planning on bringing my copy of the 751 package, and updated evidence of the N400 from the time Of submission, and of course the documents they request in the letter. Any suggestions are highly appreciated!! Tomorrow is my 40th birthday, this feels like a good birthday present. FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS A MI!!

As some of you may know, I applied for my 751 back in February 2022. My N400 has been pending since February 2023, and it has done nothing to "unlock" my 751. It has somehow been the message in VJ that the N400 speeds up the 751, but I just wanted to throw a word of caution out there and say it is not necessarily the case. So don't have high hopes when you submit the N400 and spend close to $800. At this pace, it seems that none of my files have connected to each other, and that my 751 will run its natural course as if I had never submitted the N400.

Hi everyone! It’s hard to believe that my window to file for N400 is opening soon! I’m looking for feedback on my application. Based on three year rule. Form N400 Hubbys BC 2021, 2020 and 2019 IRS tax returns bank statements from 751 submission til now ( a year). 4 bank statements. Joint health insurance (both through my employer and his employer) Joint vehicle insurance for both vehicles. Joint house deed . I was thinking of taking pictures, flight reservations, etc etc for the interview (most likely it will be a combo since my 751 is pending). Any feedback is highly appreciated

I was looking at the poverty guidelines and maybe I fail to see what their true meaning is… but for example it says that for a family of 9 the requested income is about 58k/year. How does a family of 9 survive with that income? Either they’re off, or hubby and I need to budget better