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  1. This is a good question. I'm not 100% sure, but. I would imagine the results won't be final until then plus isn't there a transition period while the old representative is replaced by newly elected ?
  2. It can. Mine took around close to 21 months end to end. My case wasn't an exception. Some waited even longer. There is a reason why USCIS is issuing 48 month extension letters.
  3. Yes, you can enter with expired GC and valid, original extension letter.
  4. Adjudicator opened your file. Adjudicator looked at it. Adjudicator closed it. You got alert. That's the most likely scenario.
  5. 500/1000 GBP ain't going to cause the headache. You only need to report 10000 USD or more going through your foreign accounts to IRS. If it's below, not much to file.
  6. What appointment? N-400? If yes, then I-751 must have been approved. Still, be ready to be there together and talk about the marriage.
  7. All great points. I'd only say: don't send original NOA for I-130, just a copy.
  8. Joint sponsor is the path of least resistance. Read this:
  9. Yet the OP is asking whether producing some fake tickets could help his tourist visa approval. No it won't.
  10. You can book cancellable / flexible tickets, but ideally you should book flights after visa and passport in hand. How do you know you won't be placed in admin processing?
  11. I created account but it was a long time ago... Let's see if anybody has recent experience.
  12. Why do you expect the email? How do you know it would be sent?
  13. Yes it's fine, but it's just easier to put the earlier date if you think there is possibility of travelling then. You won't get penalized for it.
  14. Did you check spam folder? Can you update email address after creating account to a different one (not sure if possible)?
  15. Yes, most people's answer is yes. The question is funky in the way it's worded.
  16. Expunged records are still records for USCIS.
  17. No and no. Whatever vaccines you are missing are going to prevent you from adjusting status. You simply won't get green card unless you bring paperwork from civil surgeon saying you met all criteria.
  18. It's ok to be worried, but as long as the father is a eligible joint sponsor, it should be OK. Sponsor should be a US citizen or US LPR, so your parents cannot help much
  19. Focus more on covering the ongoing events. There's not much value providing 10 pictures from the same day. Give 10 pictures from different days or occasions.
  20. Whenever you spent 183 days in the US... https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/substantial-presence-test
  21. In the grand scheme of things it's a smaller factor VS general trend in my opinion.
  22. Visa is always best. Technically, as a US Green Card allows entry to Mexico, but with mixed success. Make sure to bring marriage certificate to explain name difference on passport and GC.
  23. Yes, it's almost guaranteed that some people who filed after you will get approved before you. Also a paper applicant filing after you with I-912 may get approved before you. This is not a strict line where everybody gets adjudicated in order of filing. There's many factors and each case is unique.
  24. NOAs take up to 10 weeks nowadays. It's perfectly normal.
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