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  1. Hello everyone Question about ACRO certificate. I was reprimanded as a juvenile, fairly trivial crime. I’ve disclosed it properly throughout, got my visa and then my 2 year green card. For those, my ACRO certificate disclosed the offense/date/disposition. now, because of the time that has lapsed, the certificate is showing as “No live trace”. I know this has caused folks issues in the past - however, nowadays ACRO has started appending a supplementary page to the main certificate disclosing the offense/date/disposition, and I also have a photocopy of the original ACRO certificate from my initial visa application that detailed the offense and disposition. My question is, is this likely to suffice as evidence during the N400 interview? (Yes, I know best practice would be to get a SAR, but I’m looking specifically for an answer as to whether the evidence I have will be good enough - particularly interested to hear from anyone who may have gone through a similar situation. ACRO SAR wait times at the moment are abysmal) thanks!
  2. Hello everyone I’d really like some advice on this. I was granted my provisional green card in Feb 2021, so it’s nearly time to submit my I-751. In May of 2021, my wife managed to lose my green card (it was in my wallet, which she’d borrowed to go to the store). I immediately filed for a replacement green card, which has been pending since June 2021. I’m a little nervous about what this bodes for my I-751 filing, which I know a green card is absolutely necessary for. I have a photo of the front of the green card (not the back, tragically), and I have an I-551 stamp in my passport. Would pictures of these be sufficient? Does anyone else have experience of this? thanks in advance!
  3. hello everyone ive been in the states for a year now - no green card yet (my interview is scheduled for next month), and the March 2020 lockdown prevented me from being able to generate a SSN. After several months of extended travel insurance, and having great difficulty securing private healthcare coverage without a SSN, I decided to risk going without healthcare and cancelled my travel insurance - I’m otherwise healthy. The risk didn’t pay off! I suffered a medical emergency recently and had to attend the ER. Having no experience of American hospitals, I was a little overwhelmed by both pain and all the paperwork I had to sign. i receive a phone call today, and come to realise that one of the applications I filled was for the state’s medicaid program. Now, I explained to the advisor on the phone that I’d not quite realised what I was signing, and that I would surely not be able to make use of the program, given im a recent immigrant, issues pertaining to being a public charge etc. The advisor explained that, actually, the program covers tons of immigrants in this situation (including undocumented ones). I told her I’d call her back. so, with this in mind, I’m very curious. Surely I’m on the precipice of becoming a public charge should I follow through with the application. Would that information be accessible to anyone in uscis? I’m able to cover the cost of treatment myself, but I’m curious as to whether there are information sharing practices between agencies with regard to healthcare - seems unlikely? anyway, thanks!
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