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  1. true, they even ask your birthdate, address to confirm all the info on the form. But, just because you get asked at the interview hahaha I have no idea where this person's logic comes from.
  2. totally, I saw your posts the other time and I was with you 100% (and still with you 10000%) but I saw another posts about how it can complicate the process or confuses the USCIS or something but I had no issue, not even RFE..
  3. I have seen few posts about filing rather with battered spouse or divorce waiver. I have selected both on my i-751 application and My immigration officer also asked me If I am seeking to remove my conditions based on battered spouse and divorce waiver at my interview. I had no RFE, my i-751 journey took a year, I have seen posts saying you cannot do both or something, but yea I got approved after I selected battered spouse and divorce waiver. Is it just me?
  4. I had my biometrics in August/2021 and interview was scheduled in December/2021 for January/2022
  5. I had an interview for my divorce waiver application, they did not ask about my divorce decree ( I already submitted copy of my divorce decree) , but I was asked if I had a better copy or original of a document I submitted in the packet, luckily I had!
  6. I did research and it does apply to people who got approved based on battered spouse or child
  7. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-d-chapter-2 i think it only applies to Vawa?
  8. this is some great info, I think this memorandum basically saying anyone who filed I-751 checking both boxes of divorce waiver and battered spouse is eligible to naturalize after only three years.. please correct me if i'm wrong.
  9. oh wow I didn't know that! that is a great info! but I wonder how would you know if you were approved based on divorce waivoer or battered by former spouse? or if you chekced the both boxes, maybe it makes you eligible for naturalization after three years? Thank you so much for the info. I heard of people applying i-751, vawa together like separate
  10. oh, I did not know that! I thought it was better to leave options if there was really abuse like that writer claims. thanks for the info.
  11. I filed it both box and I had no issues, no RFE, and got my card after a year.
  12. I understand. Divorce was very very hard for me too. endless nights of crying, being sad .... To some people, marriage means much more than to some people.
  13. Some people dont know what to do in an abusive relationship and they keep fighting and begging for the relationship even they are treated really terribly by their partner. especially, Im assuming she/he moved from a foreign country to move to be with his/her spouse which means he or she probably doesnt have many connections here in the states and probably highly dependent on the USC partner, Moving to a different country for someone is a big deal, its not a joke, so much sacrifice, efforts, leaving family behind. and people feel that they dont want to throw it away easily. I understand it very well, marriage is a big deal as well. Marriage is making a vow to be with that person forever. people in abusive relationship believe their partner can change and their relationship improves even the abuse continues, too sadly.. Also, I believe there is a category for people whose (Petitioner or USC)Spouses are refusing to file jointly I-751
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