Vickys_Mom

If I want someone to prove to me that they are an active member of the U.S. Military, I ask for their active-duty identification card. I've never asked someone for a copy of their contract. Is there a specific USCIS requirement for a printed contract? Would the ID card, or a photocopy of it, work as well? Regards, Vicky's Mom

Send yourself a letter. When it comes in the mail, you have something that proves you live at that address. It's better than nothing. Is it enough to get an ID? I don't know. Regards, Vicky's Mom

It's a total pool of 100 questions and the list is available online. The examiner will pick 10 from the pool, and you have to get six of them right. My wife had a CD that had the questions and answers, one after another. She listened to it (over and over again...smile) when she had spare time. You don't need a CD...you can sit there and read the questions and answers into an audio file (.wav, .mp3, etc.) and play it back on whatever you use to listen to music. There may even be online files that have someone already reading it all out and you just have to download one. "Over and over again" was the key for her. I also got her the flash cards. But she didn't use them that much, and she tells me the CD audio is what got her to pass. If you're someone who learns better by reading, print out the questions and answers and carry them with you. Take them out and read them when you have time. (You can also store the website or a document on your smartphone.) Do not spend a lot of money on "aids" to learn with. It's not needed. Regards, Vicky's Mom

I second that. My wife and I were married in Vegas and the marriage certificate showed up soon after. (We lived in California at the time.) Regards, Vicky's Mom

She can't enter the United States on a tourist visa with the intent to stay and adjust status. A tourist visa is for visiting the United States and leaving. Regards, Vicky's Mom

When my wife received her Certificate of Naturalization, we took it to the Post Office which acts as representatives of the Passport Agency in my city. I used a Priority Mail package with tracking number so I could confirm it all got to the Passport Office. I think we got the Certificate back before the Passport, but there was not a significant delay in either case. Do a photocopy of the Certificate before you send it. If the original is lost, you can use the photocopy to apply for a replacement. Regards, Vicky's Mom