JasonPII

Those who filed early March, do we have any movement yet?

Yes, it's normal. It now takes 4-5 weeks for them to cash your check and 8-10 weeks for 18-month extension (both estimates are on average and since the date your package got there).

Yes, it's normal. It now takes 4-5 weeks for them to cash your check and 8-10 weeks for 18-month extension (both estimates are on average and since the date your package got there).

Driver licenses -  the front will do.
Credit cards - it depends. Some CCs have name and numbers on the back. Mine does so I sent front and back.
Passport -  I didn't submit this in our I 751 case.
Bank account statements - they are going to want to see activities on the bank statements. Your CCs bill... they withdraw money from your bank right? You can highlight it to indicate that.

My window officially opens tomorrow (3/8) and we will be sending out then. 
 
Here's the evidence that I sent, which is roughly 310 pages (feel free to post yours for conversation and comparisons):
 
A.My letter written in support of our joint I 751 petition
B. Copies of proof of joint living:
Driver licenses  Letter of home owner (my aunt) to verify that we live together with her and her family C. Copies of proof of joint finances:
Copies of bank debit cards Bank statements: every 3 months, with most recent one highlighted to show deposits and joint expenses Copies of credit cards Credit card statements: every 3 months, with most recent one highlighted to show joint expenses  D. Copies of proof of joint car ownership and insurance
Car registration  Car registration notice to renew Car insurance with Metlife and AAA E. Copies of joint utilities
SMUD (electricity) Xfinity statement showing me as owner and wife as manager Xfinity statements: every 3 months F. Copies of joint tax returns:
2020 joint tax returns 2020 documents to file tax returns 2019 joint tax returns 2019 documents to file tax returns G. Copies of joint health insurance, benefits and memberships
My benefit summary listing wife for medical, dental and vision 2019 Dental Plan Enrollment Authorization for my dental insurance listing my wife as my enrollee Health Benefits Plan Enrollment from CalPERS listing my wife as enrollee Letter from CalPERRS confirming health insurance coverage Letter from DeltaCare USA showing me on wife's plan My's MetLife life insurance policy showing wife as only beneficiary My benefit summary listing wife on additional spousal life insurance and spousal accidental death and dismemberment insurance Wife's Designation of Person(s) Authorized to Receive Warrants showing me as primary designee My 1095-B for 2019 showing wife as covered individual Wife's 1095-B for 2020 showing me as covered individual My Principle 401k account showing wife as beneficiary Wife's pre-retirement benefit from CalPERS showing me as beneficiary My emergency contact showing wife Wife's emergency contact showing me AAA membership cards Costco membership Miscellaneous accounts from Disney+, Netflix, Apple iCloud, Amazon Prime, Google H. Copies of support letters from social media posts and photographs 
Letter from my mom and uncle 15 Facebook posts 30 photographs from various trips in Disneyland, Universal Studios, Grand Canyon etc... My absolute best of luck to everyone. I know the approval rate of I 751 is high but you never know. I sincerely wish that all get a smooth and timely approval. 

No. The answer on the bank form is neither willful nor material to your GC approval.

How is this going to affect the legal immigrants here, specifically those that need to renew their green cards or remove the condition on their green card (this is my case)?
 
Green card holders cannot be kicked out right? Unless it is ordered by an immigration judge. What is the scenario if my application to remove condition isn't processed? Do I need to get the stamp to keep extending it until 10-year GC is granted?

Right, it does not impact LPRs.

How long ago was this? According to the CA DMV DL form it can take 4 weeks for the election office/sec of state to reach out to you...
 
Here is a pdf of the paper version of the form you did online- https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/wcm/connect/817d879a-e709-45a1-9503-57622ec808b4/dl410.pdf?MOD=AJPERES
 
If you checked NO for #6A then it shouldve skipped to section 8 where you sign. Just to double check did you answer any of the questions that appear in 6b and sec 7?
 
It also says in the disclosure part on page 1 how the DMV does not determine if you are eligible to vote, they simply gather the info and forward it to the voter registration office. If you are eligible and choose not to register they still send your info over indicating that.  This may be why you were given a generic 'we sent it over to the voter registration office' because they send it whether you elect to register or not if you are eligible. 

The issue is USCIS cannot provide legal advice. Also, getting somebody's name doesn't change anything...they aren't responsible for the accuracy of the information provided on the form.
 
I'm also leaning towards this being a nothing-burger. Everything points at not having actually registered, let alone having done so willfully.

No im saying the person at the dmv probably didnt look to see what they put down for you.  Regardless as noted, unless you fill out the voter registration then no you didnt register. 

You need to fill out the "voter registration form", and clearly you never did. So on your N-400 the answer is no.

You can send money home without problems 

Just make sure you research the relevant tax forms and track the amount before filing your returns. If it’s over a certain amount, you need to report it to the IRS on Form 709. Think it’s around the $15,000 mark but you’d need to check the exact dollar amount and check each year. You don’t have to actually pay taxes on it though unless your gift eventually exceeds the lifetime limit (which is in the millions - anything you go over the threshold with is deducted from your lifetime limit).

So I should be ok then? And no need to check my previous DL applications?
 
My last and current driver license is indeed valid for 5 years because I am now a LPR. 

So I should be ok then? And no need to check my previous DL applications?
 
My last and current driver license is indeed valid for 5 years because I am now a LPR.