Immigration Forum / USA / August 2006

OK, getting ready to file my N-400, and want to make sure I got
everything.. got some questions too..
It will be based on 5 year cont. residence (not on marriage).. so:
1. A photocopy of both sides of your Permanent Resident Card

This is my time line:
1. Came to US on F1 (MS) in Aug 2000, did not like the school and hence
  transferred to a better one in Jan 2001.
2. Completed my Master's in July 2003, but in my last semester received

I am planning to go for my H1B stamping in Canada.I am trying to get
the appointment with the US Consulate in Canada at this site
www.nvars.com
Everytime I check it says that appointment can be booked for 4/8 weeks

Hi, I've received the request to forward my foreign birth certificate to the
INS for a green card application and I-140 (?) adjustment.  Question is --  
what gets sent?  The certificate is in a non-English language.  Should I
send the original + legalized copy?  Does the ...

So just a bit of background on myself that some of you might know from
previous posts. I am a 26 year old Irish male who has a girlfriend
living in Seattle. I tried looking into the possibility of moving the
States but to no avail. I asked about a transfer in work and it was put

I've been married to a US Citizen more than 4 years and filed I-485
along with I-30, 4 years ago and our interview was conducted 2 years
ago but I have not received any response as I contacted them they
mentioned this case is actively in process. I'm very frustrated, what

I am on H1B visa. A Sri Lanka national.
1. The expiration date in the approval notice with my previous company
was March 31, 2007. My wife's approval notice has the same date.
2. I switched my employer in April 2006. The new company filed for my