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I can tell you the final EU number ... 44750

So she is basically 15 month out of the country and never returned during that time? If this is the case then I would she will getting her N-400 denied because she broke her continuous resident requirement and she would be able apply again 4 year +1 day after she left the country.

Where is the fucking edit button??? If your mom maintained her residence she can file.

I don't think that USCIS will make a big deal with the 181 days out of the country.

Denver is very slow. I couldn't complain about NYC.

Unfortunately schools taxes are outrageous in the U.S.

I would also say, you need one from India.

I think it's quite possible that you will miss it by a couple of numbers or you are lucky and just make it. Would say 65:35 chance.

Not more than 44K

Did you fly out of Canada then?

And who cares? :rolleyes:

You might wanna rephares this so I that I'm able to understand it.

I don't know why people put that much effort in calculating numbers that a anyway wrong at the end. For me the only reason that the bulletin is not out is that they haven't decided if for example Europe will see any move in the September numbers.

What should I elaborate? Maybe that make the transfer in time or maybe not. I wouldn't trust USCIS at all.

You probably not gonna make it in time if they have to transfer your case.

Which would mean, no change in CN at all in the next bulletin.

Sure not.

No affect on a later application but you probably lost $680 :(

You were more than lucky, I wouldn't leave the country anytime soon again.

Next time take only one letter as topic title. :mad: