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The 2 year custody absolutely applies to the “adopted child “ , .and must be met. Until that condition is fulfilled , neither passport nor N-600 possible Link to a recent AAO decision with cites https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/err/E2 - Applications for Certification of Citizenship/Decisions_Issued_in_2020/MAR242020_01E2309.pdf

Make sure to mark both motion to re open and motion to reconsider on the I-290 B Time your return to immediately upon getting receipt notice of I-290 B , Update your post with any news , everyone is cheering for you. First hurdle will be to board , then cool /calm zen with high pressure CBP encounter ,

You do not need to send the old previously submitted evidence. You can include a copy of the original cover letter ( if you have it) that lists the items …or write one up now .

This thread may have reached its end. 😂 OP’s question has been answered ….though some details from past posts ( N-400 completed) indicate best course is to go for a same day US passport prior to international travel.

I may be misinterpreting the definition of “adopted child” and have always been under the impression the 2 year custody also applies. @jan22 can you elaborate.

Your timeline may be an issue . Adoption benefits need to show 2 years of physical and legal custody …you indicated N-600 pending 18 months , yet you adopted one year after her entry as conditional resident . Passport office is confused for sure , inspite of amended birth certificate and adoption decree , they sent you a form normally used to transmit citizenship through biological father If you want to travel in July , I recommend doing a late filed I-751 and use extension letter and card til you sort it out

Trump Media’s audit firm barred from SEC practice over ‘massive fraud’ The company and owner Benjamin Borgers have agreed to pay a combined $14 million to settle the SEC charges. The Securities and Exchange Commission has barred the accounting firm for former President Donald Trump’s social media venture from practice for “deliberate and systemic failures” to comply with U.S. audit standards on more than 1,500 filings by hundreds of firms, the agency said Friday. In what the SEC called a “massive fraud,” BF Borgers allegedly skirted accounting standards for more than two years while working on the audits and reviews of public companies, according to the SEC. The Lakewood, Colorado-based firm said it represents businesses around the world, including Trump Media & Technology Group. “Ben Borgers and his audit firm, BF Borgers, were responsible for one of the largest wholesale failures by gatekeepers in our financial markets,” SEC Enforcement Director Gurbir Grewal said in a statement. “They not only put investors and markets at risk by causing public companies to incorporate noncompliant audits and reviews into more than 1,500 filings with the Commission, but also undermined trust and confidence in our markets.” https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/03/trump-media-audit-firm-sec-settlement-00155950

Mystery solved. Per OP previous post he is pending N-400 oath ceremony …but wants to go to Pakistan before completion. Risky move

The inconsistency between title and question indicated you may have erred In one or the other.

Help me understand your seemingly complex clues and question In orig post you indicate you have an “expired Pakistani visa “…thus not an expired Pakistani passport? You also indicate you have the NICOP…. Should I be guessing that you have an LPR ( green card) but have an asylum claim /history and are unable to renew your Unamed Other Country passport? Pakistan is on a special watch list …for solid reasons . You won’t get much US Embassy help if you run into trouble w the locals https://id.nadra.gov.pk/identity-documents/identity-nicop/ National Identity Card for Overseas Pakistanis (NICOP) is issued to citizens of Pakistan who are residing abroad and are national of a country which has a dual nationality arrangement with Pakistan. Any citizen of Pakistan can apply for NICOP and can travel to Pakistan without requiring a visa. National Identity Card for Overseas Pakistanis (NICOP) is issued to citizens of Pakistan who are residing abroad and are national of a country which has a dual nationality arrangement with Pakistan. Any citizen of Pakistan can apply for NICOP and can travel to Pakistan without requiring a visa.

As soon as Collin Davis found out his ex-partner was planning to travel to Colorado to have an abortion in late February, the Texas man retained a high-powered antiabortion attorney — who court records show immediately issued a legal threat. If the woman proceeded with the abortion, even in a state where the procedure remains legal, Davis would seek a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding the abortion and “pursue wrongful-death claims against anyone involved in the killing of his unborn child,” the lawyer wrote in a letter, according to records. Now, Davis has disclosed his former partner’s abortion to a state district court in Texas, asking for the power to investigate what his lawyer characterizes as potentially illegal activity in a state where almost all abortions are banned … Davis’s petition — filed under Texas’s Rule 202 by Jonathan Mitchell, a prominent antiabortion attorney known for devising new and aggressive legal strategies to crack down on abortion — follows a lawsuit filed last spring by another Texas man, Marcus Silva, who is attempting to sue three women who allegedly helped his ex-wife obtain abortion pills. Source Washington Post ( unable to post direct link ) https://www.npr.org/2023/03/11/1162805773/texas-man-sues-abortion-pills Texas man sues ex-wife's friends for allegedly helping her get abortion pills A Texas man has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against three women for allegedly helping his then-wife obtain pills used to induce an abortion last year.

Just because one can…doesn’t mean one should. Only IR ‘s are “forgiven”. … https://www.grossmanyoung.com/blog/can-i-work-for-my-foreign-employer-while-physically-present-in-the-u-s/ This is a grey area of immigration law, but based on a review of relevant legal precedent and practice, we believe the best answer is “NO” because: Immigration laws require an employment-authorized status for any “employment” in the U.S.:The immigration regulations at 8 CFR 214.1(e) clearly state that a temporary visitor in the U.S. is prohibited from engaging in any employment “unless he has been accorded a nonimmigrant classification which authorizes employment” and that “[a]ny unauthorized employment by a nonimmigrant constitutes a failure to maintain status.” The question is whether remote work for a foreign employer constitutes employment under the immigration laws. It is our opinion that it does. The employer compliance provisions of the immigration laws apply to foreign employers with employees in the U.S.: Even though they are based in another country, foreign employers who employ foreign nationals (FN) who are physically present in the U.S. are subject to employer compliance laws as outlined by INA §274A. These employers cannot employ a FN who is in the U.S. without having a U.S. agent to act as their representative before U.S. immigration authorities. Immigration authorities can discipline the foreign employer via the U.S. agent for employing a FN who is working for them in the U.S. without work authorization. It may violate U.S. tax law:Foreign nationals without work authorization are prohibited from earning “U.S. source income.” Income is of a U.S. source if the services provided in exchange for it occurred while the FN was physically present in the U.S. It doesn’t matter if the FN was paid by a foreign company via a foreign bank account or even if the income came from freelance self-employment. U.S. source income of any kind is subject to taxation by the U.S. federal government. Earning such income without U.S. work authorization means it will likely not be reported to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and therefore not taxed, ultimately violating U.S. tax law. Further, paying people to work while physically present in the U.S. could create corporate income tax exposure for the foreign employer, since the employer would likely be deemed to be engaging in business in the U.S., resulting in a requirement that the foreign corporation allocate a portion of its worldwide income to the U.S. and pay U.S. corporate income tax. Since each case is different and fact-specific, we recommend you consult with a Grossman Young attorney if you have questions about your ability to work while you are in the U.S.

Not everything can be done online . ..send in request by mail . Having a copy of such request and email of correspondence w relevant government entities ( US and Canadian) will give you the opportunity to get an extension of RFE if delays beyond your control . I get you are frustrated..but it’s misplaced . Worst case scenario, you reapply for N-400 when you have gathered docs . Still less expensive than paying attorney to slam dunk on first try

Well, get unstuck . The link clearly shows your relationship to the deceased qualifies. Print out the forms , include originals , read instructions carefully….usually a prepaid postage return envelope is required/ Hopefully , you get in a better mindset…toll up your sleeves and do the work. Process is not a waste of time , rather in place to insure some extraordinary benefits . https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/services/birth-death-records-birth.page The following relations can request the birth certificate of a deceased person: Spouse Domestic partner Parent (if the deceased was 18 or younger) Child Sibling Niece/Nephew Aunt/Uncle Grandchild Grandniece/Grandnephew Great grandchild To request the certificate, submit: A Birth Certificate Application (PDF) A Family Tree/Link to Decedent (PDF) Other Languages: Español | Русский | 繁體中文 | 简体中文 | Kreyòl ayisyen | 한국어 | বাংলা | Italiano | Polski | ײִדיש | العربية | Français | اردو If the person died in NYC, a copy of the death certificate or the death certificate number If the person died outside NYC, the original death certificate A check or money order payment of $15 for each copy of the certificate A legible copy of your valid, unexpired photo identification Orders can only be made by mail.

You can obtain a copy of dad’s birth certificate without any issue. Just send in your original birth cert , his original death certificate and follow instructions in link for NY. Same applies to getting his Social Security Earnings Record ( will show no record found ) a DOS FOIA ( will show no US passports ) . As his records from Canada , do a quick google search , though I am confident you will be able to get his marriage cert and other paper trails of his existence . Add that to details /letters from family , friends that pinpoint his life in Canada from childhood https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/services/birth-death-records-birth.page

God bless ..here I thought they were only providing security for magas rally 😂…and strapping up to ‘ protect ‘ voting places

Link to a wealth of legalese vocabulary to support the statutory provisions of a conditional resident’s right to review of denial in court. This particular case , also quotes the “legal limbo” of a having a denial without an NTA. https://www.justice.gov/d9/2023-12/4069_0.pdf

When USCIS wants to kick the can down the road ( to EOIR) they do without constraint . Exhausting all administrative appeals is a positive in proving no abandonment and a powerful tool to get him out of detention, if CBP won’t parole him in. In OPs case getting NTA sooner than later is a good thing .

It neutralizes the denial and restores I-751 until a new decision.

Not everyone …just a few alt right, white supremacist militia, christo nationalist ‘ patriots ‘ , gaggle of anti government ….some trumpetts and of course the billionaires of Mara a Lago

Then absolutely fly there and “walk” in. Be prepared for detention and stay on your talking points : trip was due to mom s surgery, you have strong ties to US and maintained your residence . ..and are asking to be paroled to attend removal before an immigration judge. Do not get drawn into marriage specifics with CBP. ‘You can assume however, that USCIS did a fraud investigation and will need to prepare to defend the bonafides of marriage…later. Focus all your efforts at getting back in ‘Do the I-290 B if possible now…and carry a copy with you, as well as evidence of moms surgery .

He who laughs last…😂 Let’s see if Judge will use the gag order violations to enhance sentence.

What country are you in ? Can you fly to Canada or Mexico and then attempt crossing / walking into US at a land POE ? Is there any reason to think you ex spouse flagged your case for fraud ?

https://www.newsweek.com/trump-lawyers-larocca-hornik-aj-delgado-lawsuit-manhattan-1895983 law firm wants to withdraw from representing Donald Trump, citing a breakdown in relations, court documents show. In a filing to a Manhattan court, the law firm—LaRocca, Hornik, Greenberg, Rosen, Kittridge, Carlin and McPartland—said there had been an "irreparable breakdown in the attorney-client relationship." The firm, which has represented Trump and his election campaign for several years, had been defending the former president in a lawsuit filed by A.J. Delgado, Trump's former senior advisor who said she was fired after she became pregnant by her supervisor during the 2016 presidential campaign. She was Trump's director of Hispanic outreach at the time. Delgado is suing the Trump campaign and Trump's former advisers Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer, claiming gender and pregnancy discrimination. All the defendants have denied any wrongdoing in the case.

Print out the I-290 B , sign and scan it to a US friend to mail out . Mark both Motion to Reopen and Motion to Reconsider. Is the US ‘ address’ a place you have lived in ? , payed rent and have kept your earthly possessions. ..