Crtcl Rice Theory

Great factual breakdown on the VAERS adverse reporting system and what the data really means. Explained by a doctor who specializes in infectious disease. 
 
 
 
https://www.nebraskamed.com/COVID/does-vaers-list-deaths-caused-by-covid-19-vaccines

So when you said 39 troops (you didn't use the term military)
 
you meant to say Airmen, Troops (soldiers), Seamen and Marines 
 
It's not important or material, hey call a Marines troops or soldiers if you want a fist fight. 
 
just pointing out that laylalex did bring the data that aligned to your statement.

Actually it's 20 deaths due to training accidents in fiscal year 2021: https://www.military.com/daily-news/2021/11/12/top-killer-of-soldiers-army-vehicle-deaths-tied-poor-training-though-numbers-are-down.html FY ends at the end of September.
 
And the "four whole deaths" due to COVID were in November 2020 (I read Nature Boy's link). There were 11 deaths from COVID in just August 2021, and another at the beginning of September the article says. 
 
All of these deaths are equally sad and probably avoidable, whether by accident or infection. I don't know that there is any point scoring here where one cause of death "wins" over another.

Yuna is a poster her who I mixed up with sweet pea cause she changed her avatar. 
 
Considering it was Laylalex and not Yuna it does drop the number considerably 

Troop COVID-19 death rate jumps 50-fold since 2020, August deadliest month by far
https://www.militarytimes.com/news/pentagon-congress/2021/09/09/troop-covid-19-death-rate-jumps-50-fold-since-2020-august-deadliest-month-by-far/
 
Snip
At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, in late 2020, the military posted its deadliest month in November. Those four deaths were an anomaly in a year that saw mostly one or two deaths a month, if any ― until now. Eleven service members died of COVID-19 complications in August 2021, followed immediately by another death in the first few days of September.
 
 

We're eligible for boosters on Friday and will have our sleeves rolled up ASAP. 
 
I haven't wanted to comment about the earlier thought that people who get their children vaxxed are criminally negligent and mentally ill, but I've had it rolling in my mind since I read it. I'm a stepmum to an eight year old who isn't eligible yet where she lives in England. Her four parents and step-parents have taken the time to speak with her GP and allergist over there, as well as speaking with medical professionals over here about the risks to children in getting vaxxed over getting COVID. Every single one of them supported -- even urged -- vaccination. Not only that, our little girl can't wait to get vaxxed. She worries about giving it to her mum's parents, who are in a high risk group. 
 
It's really, really offensive to say people who have made careful consideration of the risks and benefits with the consultation of trained professionals are mentally ill and criminally negligent. I wouldn't say the same about people who disagree with me and the choices our family is making, even if I strongly disagree with their decisions. 

I think a good immigration attorney may help you preparing the letter explaining why you were late. 
 
Nonetheless, I would agree with others that since you would be able to file a new I-485 and get your 10 year green card, USCIS would accept the late filing.
 
 

Only thing you can do is file ASAP with an explanation letter & hope for the best. Certainly ignoring the problem won't help.
I think your chances are reasonably good that it will be accepted & processed as normal.

I have read in the past on this forum of folks forgetting to file as you did and still got forgiven by USCIS. Just be honest with them and explain that you forgot to file on time and have faith that everything will be fine. Blessed!!! 

I FOUND IT!!! 🗣🗣Forgot to file I-751 on time

I haven't started Christmas shopping. I was thinking about knocking out a few items on the HoneyDo list clipping those items out of the list and wrapping a bow on them, but better judgment prevailed.
 
 
MS Canada refers to the day after Thanksgiving as American Black Sabbath.

Thank you for giving my husband a new nickname for me. 🙄

Yep. Same here.

Pretty much every one I knows general experience 

Just thinking about the people I know.  Six I can think of that died, all of them not vaccinated.
 
Several more that got sick and recovered, all of them not vaccinated.
 
Can't think of anyone I know that got vaccinated and died or got sick with COVID.

You personally  knew them?

If it was just the Delta variant in circulation, you might have a point.

You personally  knew them?

https://gizmodo.com/9-antivax-lies-to-watch-out-for-this-holiday-1848113384
 
Satanic ingredients, mass death, and other debunked talking points from the anti-vaccination movement.

“The vaccines are based on untested, dangerous technology.”

This claim is centered mainly around the covid vaccines developed by Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna, which both are based on mRNA technology. These are the first mRNA vaccines authorized or approved for use in humans, but the underlying research needed to develop them has been ongoing for decades. Scientists were testing out mRNA vaccines in human trials even before the pandemic arrived in late 2019.
The pandemic did accelerate the course of typical vaccine development, which usually takes years, but much of this speed was gained by the legwork already done on mRNA vaccines, the huge marshaling of resources, including financial, needed to conduct large clinical trials, and the expedited review of the data by health agencies—not by cutting corners in the trials themselves.

“mRNA vaccines change your DNA.”
.
“Vaccinated people are ‘shedding’ onto others.”

“The shots contain scary and/or satanic ingredients.”

“The vaccines are killing more people than the virus is.”

“Vaccines don’t prevent transmission.”

“The need for boosters proves the vaccines are useless.”

“Outbreaks in highly vaccinated countries show vaccines don’t work.”

“Kids don’t need the vaccine.”

Why? Do you think @Laylalex is LARPing as the queen of Canada?

You personally  knew them?

Would you agree that the long term affects of Covid 19 are also a known unknown? 

https://gizmodo.com/9-antivax-lies-to-watch-out-for-this-holiday-1848113384
 
Satanic ingredients, mass death, and other debunked talking points from the anti-vaccination movement.

“The vaccines are based on untested, dangerous technology.”

This claim is centered mainly around the covid vaccines developed by Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna, which both are based on mRNA technology. These are the first mRNA vaccines authorized or approved for use in humans, but the underlying research needed to develop them has been ongoing for decades. Scientists were testing out mRNA vaccines in human trials even before the pandemic arrived in late 2019.
The pandemic did accelerate the course of typical vaccine development, which usually takes years, but much of this speed was gained by the legwork already done on mRNA vaccines, the huge marshaling of resources, including financial, needed to conduct large clinical trials, and the expedited review of the data by health agencies—not by cutting corners in the trials themselves.

“mRNA vaccines change your DNA.”
.
“Vaccinated people are ‘shedding’ onto others.”

“The shots contain scary and/or satanic ingredients.”

“The vaccines are killing more people than the virus is.”

“Vaccines don’t prevent transmission.”

“The need for boosters proves the vaccines are useless.”

“Outbreaks in highly vaccinated countries show vaccines don’t work.”

“Kids don’t need the vaccine.”

Would you agree that the long term affects of Covid 19 are also a known unknown? 

Joking and definitely not sweet pea