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Hi. My niece has been selected for DV 2023. They attended the interview at US Embassy in Yerevan. They were requested to have someone submit form I-134 on their behalf. As a US citizen in the US I filled the form and expressed my intention to support them. I mailed the form via USPS registered...

Dear all. My niece was selected from Iran. Her case number is around 4800. She was pregnant at the time and upon my advice, held onto submitting their forms until their baby was born. They submitted their forms in late September. Now she's telling me the strangest thing that they are...

If you had attempted acquiring US citizenship before turning 18, there's a chance you'd qualify through your grandparents, given they'd meet the presence requirements. At this point, well, not much of a point.

My suggestion is to apply as soon as possible, while in LA. You'll get a priority date that is 6 moths earlier, compared to filing in Sept. You're going to need that head start when you move to TX. Certain field offices over there have way too long wait times. Processing is based on the priority...

My friend, Relax! No fatal mistake here. If you like the new name and want to keep it anyway, there's nothing you need to do or worry about. If you are worried that you gave a wrong background story, don't even bother. You didn't owe an explanation to the officer as to why you were choosing...

I found my answer. Reporting back for others benefit: In short, you are "required" to change your address, as your jurisdiction changes with your state of residence. https://www.uscis.gov/policymanual/HTML/PolicyManual-Volume12-PartD-Chapter6.html "In cases where an applicant changes or plans...

Thank you, Susie. I have noticed that language. However, still I'm not sure if that's a "requirement." Just because they say "you need to" does not mean you are required to do a certain thing. It might just be a recommendation. For instance, you may come across a statement that "if you do not...

Thank you for the response, Jbuff. I really appreciate it. Could you please share the basis for suggesting "you do have to" specify the documents? As far as I can tell, as a permanent resident you are required by the law to report your new address within 10 days of moving. But is there a...

I expect to move to a different state within 6-8 months after filing N-400. I'm hoping not to cause any delays in the processing time, particularly because I'm moving from a less busy center (shorter processing time) to a move busy center (longer processing time). I'll be reporting my change of...

The time has come. It was great sharing the journey with your guys. We shared moments of happiness and moments of despair. I'm glad it all ended well. As my real life commitments have grown significantly, I will not be able to frequent this great forum like before. I'm glad that our paths...

Let's call the roll. Everybody from DV 2014 AOS got their green cards approved. Right?

Congrats! You earned it. Enjoy the new status and the new life.

If they are legitimate, then ask them to cancel your order and refund you money. They have not rendered any services yet? Right? Remember that the big trouble may come later when you hopefully are selected. That's when you learn that in order to get your confirmation number you will need to...

Next time you (or other people) were given this bullcrap as a response, tell them what if USCIS had discriminated against me based on my race or religion. Would you still be as dismissive? Would you still tell me that it was your fate or that's what lottery means and good luck next time? Your...

For the record, all US government websites use .gov domains.

What a smooth IO! dayymn! :)

Congrats tony. Did your wife smile at last? :) Enjoy your new status and the new life!

I'm suspecting that the cases that were adjudicated in Boston FO were before this "interim" supervisor took over.

Get a lawyer! A good one with connections in your FO.

Apparently you have an idiot-magnet on you. You just need to work harder. :)