I'm pretty sure you can continue without answering?
Q: Where does your child reside?
A: With me
Q: What is your child's relationship to you?
A: Biological child
Q: Are you providing support for this child?
A: Don't select Yes or No
You can also select Yes and ignore any warnings.
Application allows to continue.
Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer and this is not a legal advice
Do you have any kids that were born outside of current marriage?
If not, this question is not applicable. You can ignore the warning.
Only people who don't live with their kids are expected to be paying child support.
She should bring old passport as directed. She shouldn't try to guess what's going to be asked. Nobody can predict what all she'll be asked.
She cannot bring what she doesn't have.
Extension letter, NOA, NOA1, receipt, I-797 is all referring to the same doc which you receive in mail 4-8 weeks after your packet reaches USCIS.
Credit cards, you're brave!
I'd think if APIs changed we wouldn't be getting any changes at all? Typically, it's all or nothing situation. Eitner you get data which we do or you don't. I think there may be change of priorities or reduction or staff... For example, I see slow but steady movement for December 2024 filers for N-400 . Only guessing here without solid proof.
You had reentry permits.
You also resided continuously since 2020.
If you apply in May or in June, you won't even need to list prior trips before May 2020.
You'll be absolutely fine.
If you doubt it, you can consult a lawyer.
I-90 also costs money.
N-400 has option to ask for fee reduction or fee waiver altogether.
Employment / unemployment does not affect your naturalization process.
He doesn't have to spend time. If they pay the lawyer, lawyer would put the case together for them. He does need to spend money though.
So her fate, to a great degree, is being deported some time in the future.
And pay a lot more to lawyers
If you're not naturalized before April 2026, you need to file another I-90 to replace your GC.
If your replacement I-90 is pending in April 2026, you'll never get replacement and you can forget about it.
Replacement produces card with same expiration as lost GC. USCIS isn't going to issue card with new expiration. They won't issue card at all if it's last expiration of lost GC.
So you'll need I-90 replacement at that point.
What's holding you from filing N-400 today?
That's pretty strange that a husband would not want his wife to legalize. Any reasonable spouse, if wanting to continue building joint life, would help their immigrant spouse to get the legal papers. Looks like a toxic relationship. Why is she staying married to this person?
Without his cooperation, she has no protections.
Sorry, are you a US citizen with fiance in Mexico? Why do you need a visa? It's visa free access for up to 180 days.
If you're in Mexico and trying to get B1/B2, then you can try but don't be surprised if denied.
Typically, Civil Surgeon will decide which vaccinations are required to complete DS-3025. In many cases missing vaccines will be administered at your medical exam appointment. You can call Civil Surgeon and discuss it.
You can get I-551 stamps as long as you have I-90 case (replacement or renewal) or N-400 case pending. It becomes difficult to get I-551 stamp if you don't have any pending case with USCIS.
No, you don't need physical GC to apply for naturalization. If you're ready and eligible, file today. You can upload I-90 receipt in additional evidence and explain you don't have physical GC since you lost it.