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  1. Rhema1
    I see that the congressperson was right because most inputs require the a first name in other to process. If not, you can't send anything for the process to be completed. In most of these cases, The last name is often used in place of the name. But in government forms filings, this should always reflect what is on your birth certificate. So using the first name the same as last name can be okay for inputs. This situation will definitely be resolved with citizenship because you are allowed to add or change names.
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    That's why they are asking for your birth certificate in other to confirm your last name or first name if any Always go according to what is written in your birth certificate for now until you become a US citizen where you can update or change everything.
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    The problem of the first and last name will easily be fixed after sending your birth certificate along with an explanatory letter. Don't delay your process by saying that you had already sent a birth certificate. Just resend it. if not, your case will be denied in the base of not sending the document requested .
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    Oh yeah. It really interesting. At least, someone inside the agency has touched your file. They are actively working on your case. Hoping to get a good news from them very soon.
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    Sorry for asking this: Which case was received on June 2023? In another words, when did you submit your form I-485? Depending on your field office, your case is gonna be reviewed and required some documents through RFE if something is missing or not up to date. Then interview or approval without any. You can also apply for another I-765 under CO9 category if you haven't done so already.
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    Even so, try to confirm your address on file with your congressperson as @balo101 said. Some lawyers are very unreliable. Specially when they started depreciating the help of a congressperson on your behalf.
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    New York field office,from what I have noticed so far is one of the slowest in terms of form I-485 adjudication. So, just keep on there. you are almost on the finish line.
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    👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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    Big congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Green card is also on it way coming.
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    Hi Is he a us citizen spouse? Does he has lan approved work permit already ? He should apply for a (C09) category as a US spouse citizen if so.
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    Thanks. Wishing you a sound and speedy process 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.
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    If I'm getting it right, You filed for citizenship this July 2023 under a green card that was approved 2 years and 09 months ago. Am I correct?
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    The child is already in their system. But you have nothing to lose by trying to address the question with them so that they can send another prima facie mentioning the child.
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    Thanks and congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉 to @Sandra G. for all her inputs and Post in this great forum. She's always there, answering questions, despite all her tightened schedule. VJ-- and the followers of this thread are highly privileged to have such people like her. We appreciate her👏👏👏
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    You have exactly nailed it @balo101, that's what I wanted to say. He or she doesn't lose anything for asking.
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    Whaoooh! Thanks so much for this info. Very important to know.
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    Got it. Thanks 👍
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    @TBoneTX may help for that.
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    This idea is very good and will help us to know more better about this process. Guess there is already a thread for citizenship on this VJ-- platform
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    For the reasonable fees. I dont have any idea. Kindly see with @Sandra G.. She is an immigration attorney specialized in vawa cases. She may refered you to someone available in your area. Don't Panic, remain calm and always trust in God and it shall be well with you.
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    They are not supposed to ask any question about the abuses. But some immigrations officers can try to go that route. But it's rare. If so, kindly tell him or she that you don't feel comfortable with it because it has already been adjudicated and that you gently want to see the supervisor. He or she will not go further that route and will strictly remain on your form I-485.
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    I think that in that case, it will be good for the applicant to go to the interview with a lawyer. That could restraint the immigration officer to go where he shouldn't.
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    Yes it's normal. The vawa interview is mostly the form I-485 ADMISSIBILITY review. Generally what was filled and the YES and NO questions to see whether you are admissible in the USA or not because your most important form I-360 had already been approved.
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