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  1. This was my experience as of March 2025.
  2. They ask up to 10 questions (oral exam) and stop when you get 6 questions right. They also ask you to write a sentence on tablet There's no multiple choice style questions for oral exam. E.g. they don't say options to you. You need to give them answer yourself. For sentence, they tell you what to write.
  3. You cannot naturalize within 90 days early filing window, and typically USCIS won't schedule you for interview in this window. You also have a pending I-751 which slows things down. What's the processing time for your field office? https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/
  4. I never registered for selective service for the same reasons (age). Was never asked about it during N-400 interview. Didn't have any papework about it. I'm a citizen now.
  5. What's weird is CR-1 filing AOS. AOS is not required when entering the US on immigrant visa. Are you talking about removal of conditions on 2 year GC, @LULA19?
  6. I'd just file a new case. I-290B is typically used when USCIS makes a mistake. Missing the interview is not a mistake by USCIS. What case are you talking about? CR1 does't need to do AOS, they're already a resident when entering the US on immigrant visa.
  7. I found OP's earlier thread If card expired in August 2023, then extension letter makes card valid until August 2027, you're right @Ani2
  8. Everybody files I-485 by mail. You should receive code to add case online in the mail, as far as I know.
  9. Forms need to be not only filled, but also filed. Your case is borderline, I'd recommend finding joint sponsor who can help you if you get RFE.
  10. 5 year rule will be easier in this regard. 3 year rule can be very strict when it comes to living together in marital union. Good luck!
  11. Yes. Why not file all the forms together on paper? That way they're all linked. I-485 etc cannot be filed online as of today. My lawyer filed all forms together when I adjusted status.
  12. Do you want a quicker approval or longer interview? Cmon, it's for yourself. N-400 under 3 year rule asks for bonafide marriage evidence. Good luck and keep us posted!
  13. Hi, is there any chance you can contribute to this thread about using passport card please?
  14. Uploading bonafide marriage evidence for N-400 under 3 year rule costs $0.
  15. I know what you mean, but: 1) Impersonating immigrant spouse happens in bad cases 2) How would joint I-751 continue if spouse withdraws signature? It would be closed AFAIK OP indicated they're on bad terms with ex. Spiteful ex can do a lot of malicious things.
  16. I'm sorry, it wasn't my plan to scare you, but I'd definitely check records at DMV and Selective Service to ensure clerks didn't make a mistake somewhere. If it's all clear there, you're safe to file N-400. If however, somewhere they registered you as a citizen by mistake, you'd need to amend that and maybe consult with lawyer before filing for naturalization, as it may be a pain in the back!
  17. Step #1 is learn whether OP is in removal as indicated earlier
  18. Your name is mentioned? Your ex couldn't inact you? Some spiteful spouses do that. How's your relationship? Are you divorcing on friendly terms?
  19. This is very scary and probably NOT a DIY. 1) Are you sure the spouse you're divorcing didn't withdraw I-751? 2) You would have been better filing fresh I-751 instead of trying to convert existing one. I recently heard (from well known online lawyer experience), conversion puts people in difficult spot. 3) You should absolutely FOIA everything and also check your A number to see if you're in removal with EOIR - https://acis.eoir.justice.gov/en/
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