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Magnificent speech. Listen or read. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Netanyahu: "Operation Rising Lion" to Cripple Iranian Nuclear Program Will Continue For "As Many Days As It Takes" Israeli Prime Minister announced "Operation Rising Lion," a set of strikes on Iranian nuclear and military targets overnight: [...] https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2025/06/13/netanyahu_operation_rising_lion_to_cripple_iranian_nuclear_program_will_continue_for_as_many_days_as_it_takes.html

Welcome to the forum! Maybe the forms have changed to ask for (plural) citizenships since you filed the I-485. You can include the explanation letter with the N-400 just as you've told us above, and it would be mandatory to volunteer this "new" information first thing at your naturalization interview. Proactive corrections are appreciated, necessary, and signs of your truthfulness in disclosure. Presumably, you've already filed your I-751 and now hold your permanent green card.

It's up to you. Situations can change unexpectedly, such as not currently needing to work... and, you might become quite bored if the GC takes its usual long time to arrive. If EAD comes earliest, it serves as proof of your legal residence. (After you apply for AOS, your official status is "applicant for adjustment," or, more simply, "adjustment applicant.) These factors are food for thought.

I had a buddy who retired off the 727 at United Airlines. In 2000 or so, I asked him whether he preferred the above engines or Pratt & Whitney. He mused, muttered, "Not a whole lot of difference," and finally concluded, "I like General Electric engines the best." I don't remember if he elaborated. I wonder now whether engine quality has declined since then.

Scintillating Friday repartee, yawn man. ----- Thrilling Friday report, see man: It wasn't all that bad a Friday the Many'th, no man. Took HSM at bedtime, relief from agony we man. It worked nicely, whee and glee we man. Partly cloudy outside, so decided to mow lawn, beat predicted rain man. We have been exceptionally fortunate all this and last years, note we man. Got all but about Many (2x2x2) strips done before it monsooned, luck ran out man. (Had we not rested for 2 or Many minutes, would have finished before it man. ) Rain-soaked pants began falling down, had to hold them up and we need to regain weight man! Had to guide mower with one hand through wet grass, not easy man. Managed to finish and get mower into garage, waterlogged we man. Mower began dripping gross puddles of stuff from its underside, bleccch man. We threw down some paper towels, completely gross man. Off-cooled under ceiling fan, perspirational we man. We were so wet that miu didn't want to enlap herself, no lap-miu for we man man. After showering, retrieved Mini-B. for Two Guys lunch from BK*, ingest Two Guys man. *bought WUOC, financially savvy we man Had Mini-B. sit in back seat for dry garage disembarkation, prescient we man. It monsooned again as we pulled up to the casa, wow man. A good Two Guys mini-visit was had, Two Guys man. Managed to return Mini-B. during lull in monsoon, fortunate we man. Siesta'd like a dead thing thereafter, zzz we man. No Friday ES-ing, timing and rain man. No planned din-din, still stuffed from BK we man. We have itineraried Many (2+2+1) ESs and a GS for Saturday, all but one highly proximal man. Maybe we can hit most or all before the forecast monsoon, avoid monsoon we man. Uncle T-B. might be released soon from Skilled Noosering, finally go home senior he man man. This might be on Monday, good day for it if so man. Mama T-B. got pain-relief doctor caucus for Wednesday next week, hopeful we & senior she man man. Proceeds from Uncle T-B.'s matured CD are pending, finally reinvest we man. Possible date with EJC (Exotic JC) Saturday eve, must confirm we man with EJC man. Party with the rubias tonight, finally cavort we man. And that was/is our thrilling Friday the Many'th, report we man.

A lot of people have skipped applying for either the I-765 or I-131 and have regretted it later. Regardless of timing, file for everything possible at the earliest opportunity.

Thread is moved from the K-1 Case Progress subforum to the "AOS from K Visas" main forum -- OP is at this stage.

True. I double-confirmed it. Already had Chat GPT window open for something else.

Who is applying, and for what visa? With this knowledge, we can place your thread in the best forum here.

You can ask ChatGPT for a local number for your SSA office. Ask also for street address and hours of operation.

"Sir, thank you for asking, but this has been adjudicated and resolved already, and it would upset me greatly to reopen the wounds, and I hope you can understand this and show me some mercy as i try to move beyond it."

See the comparison, as compiled by our fine member Crazy Cat: K-1 More expensive than CR-1 Requires Adjustment of Status after marriage (expensive and requires a lot of paperwork) Spouse can not leave the US until she/he receives approved Advance Parole (approx 6-8 months) Spouse can not work until she/he receives EAD (approx 6-8 months) Some people have had problems with driver licenses, Social Security cards, leases, bank account during this period Spouse will not receive Green Card for many months after Adjustment of Status is filed. A K-1 might be a better choice when 18-21 year old children are immigrating also In some situations, marriage can affect certain Home country benefits, making a K-1 a better choice A denied K-1 is sent back to USCIS to expire CR-1 Less expensive than K-1 No Adjustment of Status (I-485, I-131, I-765) required. Spouse can immediately travel outside the U.S. Spouse is authorized to work immediately upon arrival. Spouse receives Social Security card and Green Card within 2 or 3 weeks after entering the US Opening a bank account, getting a driver's license, etc. are very easily accomplished with GC, SS card, and passport. Spouse has legal permanent Resident status IMMEDIATELY upon entry to US.

Thrilling Thursday report, see man: Took Mama T-B. to doctor in raging monsoon, man. Returned her and handled Uncle T-B.'s mail, still in Skilled Noosering facility senior he man man. Lunch was 2 ham sandwiches, ingest we man. A major, tap-napping, over-zzz'd siesta was then taken, glorious man. Delivered Mexico purchase to neighbor, commissioned job man. Din-din was onejar of gefilte fish*, ingest we man. *from previous supermarket closeout, onejar now left for financially savvy we man Tried to call TV station to learn popularity of donated ties, couldn't raise anyone man. We have itineraried Many (2+2) ESs for Friday, all nicely proximal man. However, it is supposed to monsoon yet again, man. No idea when or how we can mow the lawn, getting desperate man. No party with the rubias tonight, no cavort we man. And that was/is our thrilling Thursday, report we man.

The 4th one first, then the 2nd.

Thread is moved from the CR-1 Process forum to the "Moving to the US" forum.

Guayaquil, Ecu, not yet man? They drive exactly how we would in a Perfect World, si and sigh man.

God...

We should have come up with some reference to "blessed be the ties that bind" or whatever, miss-opportunitying we man.

So you're admitting your exceptional capability, huh man?

Horrible. Barring anything else, the stuff with the landing gear & flaps suggests pilot error.

Threads are again merged, and in the proper forum. --- RabbitDance, your success throughout this infernal legal-immigration process relies on the ability to read accurately, interpret literally, and answer completely & honestly. If someone lacks these abilities or the time to do research, there's no shame in seeking qualified assistance. Consider contacting this VJ Partner: https://www.visajourney.com/partners/platinum-immigration-services/ I have no conflict of interest in making this suggestion.

Country-specific thread is moved from the K-1 Process forum to the Philippines regional forum.

See the Guides (tabs atop any VJ page).

Your state may differ. In Texas, Mrs. T-B.-to-be didn't need an SSN, but I did. I had no idea where my SS card was. At home, I found a paper U.S. savings bond that had my SSN on it, and I showed it to the clerk. She had never had a savings bond used for this kind of identification before, but she agreed without discussion that it was an official U.S. government document, and it satisfied the requirement for the marriage license.

One member has been ejected from the site for posting an A.I.-composed response, and one post has been removed for quoting it.