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and may sure you sent out your docs to USCIS via next day. saving a few $$ here will ruined your life.

Come on..ppl..read the op before making a post. the op is the one that need a green card no his USC spouse. If he is already filed for i-751..then just wait and see if there's an interview. If there's one, just go and explain the things if his USC spouse bailed out.

Certificate is good enough. FYI, a passport is also another form of proving your nationality.

Average processing time is 6 month. Did you get a receipt for your filing?

They cannot seized any asset until they sued you and with a court order to seize your asset. They can call your number and ask for your dad but they cannot tell you how much $$$ your dad owed them. Like TheRealCandian saids..Google Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

The question is how long had you been out of status? If you have already triggered the 3/10 year bar then getting an advance parole to travel will not help you and if you travel out of the US even with advance parole, you will not able to come back. You will have to obtain the actual plastic GC...

I assume you are doing consular processing. If you are doing AOS, what is your current status? A co-sponsor is for the affidavit of support when the main petition's cannot meet the income guideline. A co-sponsor has to reside in the US and its territories. No interview for the co-sponsor.

You cannot do medical exam and obtaining police clearence certificate until you were instructed by NVC to do so otherwise, it will get invalidated and you will have to go obtain them again. You can only get medical exam at certain designated health professional offices in your country and...

I agreed. You active military service will be an advantage here and you are apply citizenship based on the military fast track and at the USC interview date, you were still in legal status. I would say go take a shot and you might have a happy ending. If they do question you about your...

Every story is different but we like the happy ending one. Congrats :)

If you are still in active duty, just ahead to the citizenship interview and as the military immigration lawyers saids, you are still in status when filing for citizneship. The USCIS may or may not looking at your I-751. If they do, they'll probably question you on the I-751 the same time you...

What is the point of getting a GC if your wife is to keep working in UAE? Unless you have a firmed return date, I don't think the USCIS will believe whatever you said.

for the last 5 yrs, have you had any trip outside the US totaling more than 6 month?

You file I-130 in the US but then do consular processing in Canada.

only 1 count of DUI should not be a problem. You'll need to show court records that it was reduced to reckless driving and possible your community service records and DUI school records.