Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / July 2007

I'm about to file N-400 but apart for us both being on the same car
insurance I have no other documents in joint names.  We have been
married almost 10 years and have never had need to apply for
anything jointly.

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Arrived in the U.S. almost a month ago. Married and submitted I-485, I-
765, I-864 and an I-130 (my wife).
I have a SS card stamped with the old "valid for work only with DHS
authorization".

Can someone help me with this issue? My husband started the I-130
application on June 1, 2007 for me. On June 7, I came back to Singapore
to settle some personal stuff and apply for the visa at my home country.
I went to the US Embassy today and was told that I can only apply the

I recently got my 10 yr greencard for permanent resident, and
immediately after that I got a summons for jury duty.
I was under the impression that was a citizens-only thing, not something
for a resident. Like registering to vote, I thought.

I was reading the instructions to submit the N-400 and I noticed it says
you need to be:
Am I assuming correctly that if the married couple is *not* living
together then the permanent resident can't apply for naturalization?

I am eligible to apply for US citizenship based on my marriage. I and my
wife have been living at the same address for the past 4 years, but just
recently we moved and because we moved we don’t yet have enough
of paper evidence under the new address.

I like to flatter myself in saying this, but I plan to marry a
beautiful woman from Canada who loves her roots but also wants to put
her medical and other skills to work in the U.S. From the date we get
married in the U.S. (I was born here and am a U.S. native citizen),

I am married to a US citizen, with an I130 in progess. What happens if
my E2 visa expires before my I130 is granted? Should I apply for an EAD?

Hello everyone...
So I've been living in the states for a couple of years, came her with a
K1 visa and got granted green card, except it is one of the two year
conditional ones...  It expirse on 08/26/07...

Due to circumstances beyond our control, the OH may need to delay the
processing of the current K1 process we are in (case is with NVC and
about to be sent to London), until her job situation is sorted out (her
contract may expire and not be renewed for a little while/at all) which

I have been looking into getting my medical done. The nearest designated
civil surgeon (on the USCIS list) is only about 20 mins from me in South
Bend IN. The rest are about 2 1/2 hours drive away.
I was told that I have to go have my HIV/syphilis/ TB skin test done at

I'm Brazilian and have lived in Brazil all my life. I`ve had a Civil
Union with an American citizen for over a year, and he`s been a
permanent resident in Brazil for 6 months.
We are a heterosexual couple (this seems to be important since all the

Hi everyone...i went for my k1 interview last week after waitin on my
case for about 8 months or so ......
(b4 i carry on with my story i 'd like to tell u guys is that i
mentioned that i have used drugs socially on my Medical Form,so they

Hi, I submitted my N-400 for citizenship on 6/6/07 and on 6/29/07 i
received my application receipt stating that it might take up to 425
days to process the whole thing. The problem is that i just realized
that for marriaged based application after 3 years of being a resident