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You might want to check out this site for info on the i20 process: http://www.monmouth.edu/student/grad/FormI20.pdf - hope it helps.

There is no time limit on when your oath letter can arrive, like other people have said the case must be adjudicated within 120 days but that doesn't necessarily meant that the letter has to immediately follow.

I dont think this will present any problems for you lux, they should be understanding that people want their family to attend an important event like that.

If the child is born to parents who are green card holders and they come to the united states within 2 years of its birth with the proper documentation the child becomes a permanent resident as well.

Canada's requirements are not as stringent as those in the united states so as long as you don't violate any US policies I think you should be fine.

I'd like to second elc's advice to file your EAD asap after marriage. And to reply to your question, I don't think it's illegal to tell a company you'll work for them (accept offer) without work clearance, so long as you don't actually work.

There have been arrests and suspensions from schools made from evidence found on facebook. I guess it's only logical that the USCIS would eventually make the leap as well.

I don't think you'll need the passport, like sanjo said be prepared for anything though. You never know what sort of obscure rule or regulation the USCIS might have up its sleeve.

What an interesting question. Sometimes you don't ever stop and think about things like this. Check out this page for some good information on US citizenship:http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/citizenship.html

The timing of oath letters always seems to come up. Be patient, bureaucracy is the most notoriously unpredictable machine ever invented, it will arrive eventually.

What an interesting question. Sometimes you don't ever stop and think about things like this. Check out this page for some good information on US citizenship:http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/citizenship.html

I've heard of a lot cases where there were either delays or some discrepancies about when the oath letter is received. I wouldn't worry about it, be patient and it will arrive.

no worries I imagine that unless there are numerous incidents with the police, hard evidence would be almost impossible. Otherwise they would have to be filmed over a period of time or have many people willing to testify to that effect.

Hmm..I've never had to deal with him, I can't stand when people in our legal system disrespect those simply trying to obey the law.

The USCIS is notoriously inaccurate with their time estimates, just be patient and all will be well. Good luck!

Sounds to me like you are perfectly fine, sometimes things are a little different district to district don't worry about it your oath letter will come.

I don't see why you would need to hold a similar job, as long as you are supporting yourself and your dependents in a legal way I can't imagine why there would be a problem.

If his allegations are fraudulent then you shouldn't have anything to worry about with your own GC status, your own personal safety is another matter. You should contact authorities with any proof you have of these threats and make sure they understand the seriousness of the situation.

No need to disclose anything below 500 dollars traffic violations are considered extremely minor.

Nothing to worry about here, all US passports come with just the middle initial.