Mobius2
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You as a moderator are de-railing the thread to force your opinion ( a non-lawyer ) to misguide a person. I have given you my example and Hacking's personal communication to me. If that's not believable to you then you have already decided your opinion will not change.
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The rampant spread of misinformation, esp from the usual suspects, on these forums, is not new. FYI, Hacking also says he doesn't take cases that he feels are un-winnable. He was very comfortable taking my case, however, I went with a different (cheaper) lawyer. Under your and Boiler's theory, I am wrong, Hacking is wrong, my lawyer is wrong, IO who approved the case is wrong, and the supervisor that issued the final approval is also wrong. But the self-proclaimed lawyers here, as usual, are right 😄
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After becoming a citizen, I am proud to let you know that it's you that is wrong.
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I have been in your situation and am now a Citizen. The important thing here to consider is that your divorce needs to happen quickly, however, given there is a child involved this may not be the case. But the more important thing is that your I-751 (Joint) approval must not happen after your divorce is finalized (that would be improper approval). * Once your divorce is finalized or you know it's VERY near then go ahead and inform USCIS to amend your I751 to Divorce waiver. If I-751 (joint) gets approved without RFE, without an interview before your divorce gets finalized, then you are fine for N400.
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@justmarriedusciti (OP) It's very important to share the correct timeline as thats the deciding factor for N400. If I am reading it right, your spouse filed for divorce and it's now finalized. Did you get your 10-year GC before the divorce was finalized or after?
