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  1. OldUser
    When was this? Was it follow to join? 2-3 years is what takes for marriage based cases nowadays when going consular route.
  2. OldUser
    Time for N-600 then
  3. OldUser
    Please don't revive an old thread. The OP was last seen on VJ over 2 years ago, on April 23, 2023
  4. OldUser
    N-600 is the way to go. That's your sister was under 18 when you naturalized. Was it the case?
  5. OldUser
    I cannot make a call like that, since I'm not a lawyer and this is not a straightforward situation. I was only pointing out potential issue. Maybe it won't be an issue at all. Hard to tell.
  6. OldUser
    Good luck! MyProgress showed 3 weeks until decision on N-400 on the day of my oath.
  7. OldUser
    If you were to marry a US citizen and live in Portugal, US would never presume immigrant intent. It's the combination of both: ties to the US due to marriage to US citizen AND desire to enter / stay in the US on visa.
  8. OldUser
    Hawaiian pizza from one of the chains foe the first time. The amount of bacon was outrageous even for me 😃
  9. OldUser
    Hard to know, she may get RFE asking to explain name difference.
  10. OldUser
    You're right, only proof of current marital status is required. If divorced, only divorce certificate needed.
  11. OldUser
    Yes, proof of marital status is required (married or divorced).
  12. OldUser
    She's fine travelling inside the US while waiting for GC. Safe trips! It would be a different story if you had an overseas trip. If you were to pick between vacation and her staying in the US, I think most likely you'd choose her getting legal status, right?
  13. OldUser
    I wouldn't be surprised. Rarely anybody gets interview in the 90 day early filing window.
  14. OldUser
    That's right. "Case is being actively reviewed" is a filler status between other statuses.
  15. OldUser
    Yes, they are lazy and they get easily confused by the slighest things out of order.
  16. OldUser
    If you list yourself in part 3, you got to list her biological father in part 4. It says clearly to list mother or father, whether they are US citizen or not. If you list child's mother in part 3, then list father in part 4. If you list father in part 3, then list mother in part 4. Simple as that.
  17. OldUser
    Why both names aren't on BC?
  18. OldUser
    You'll get your citizenship some time, no doubt. Question is, why didn't you upload IRS tax return transcripts when you filed N-400 or went to interview? Did you get a formal RFE? Good luck
  19. OldUser
    Leave it out if she doesn't have qualifying assets
  20. OldUser
    Do the most, don't do the least
  21. OldUser
    You track it in USPS Informed Delivery. You'd see a package from "USCIS - Lee Summit Production Facility". And it usually shows up faster in Informed Delivery than USCIS account.
  22. OldUser
    Using date calculator, it looks like 17 months is February 17, 2026. It could be a bit less or more. And add on top of that time to get interview, attend interview and get visa after I-130 approval. I'd guess another 6 months from I-130 approval, but folks in Philippines would know the timeline for second part better.
  23. OldUser
    Add 17 months to September 17, 2024. That's about how long the first part (I-130) takes nowadays. The second part will also take some time
  24. OldUser
    This can be safely ignored. MyProgress showed 3 weeks until decision for N-400 on day of my oath.
  25. OldUser
    You need to list both, mother and father. You can list father in part 3 and mother in part 4. Or you can list mother in part 3 and father in part 4 As instructions say, it's best to list mother in section 3 if she's the US citizen.
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