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The "Yellow Letter" will tell you what documents you need to bring to the interview. Usually that are your GC and the drivers license. If your case is under the 3-year rule (marriage) you need tax transcripts and other stuff.

Right, that can happen.

How should 4 years and 1 day work? He broke the continuous requirement two more times after May 2010: 18-May-11 23-Apr-12 341 11.2 26-May-12 22-Jan-13 241 7.9 Overall he is very lucky to still have the GC.

I agree.

I'm quite sure they will deny your application. I'm sure you can do something better with $690.

The TO clearly stated that his GC technically is not valid anymore even if it is showing exp. date of 2015.

In theory you should get the card automatically but I wouldn't count on that an go asap to SSA after arriving in the US.

The civics test is not a matser piece. A good think to do is to rip the CD that you got when you did biometrics, put them (the mp3s) on your phone and play them random.

If this information is still right, USCIS is saying : "If you apply for naturalization less than 6 months before the expiration date of your Permanent Resident Card, or you do not apply for naturalization until your card has already expired, you must renew your card." Then you are screwed.

Make no sense at all. The only thing I can imagine is that they mixed some dates and this way your actual marriage date shows up as from the very near past.

You never know when you'll get it. Sometimes it's fast and for some people slow.

If I see it correctly you can apply 90-days before January 13, 2018

No USCIS is working.

Think you are right. Just checked and my number was from 2006.

You most likely can file in 3.5 years because you broke continuous residency multiple time. And baikal3 is right, RTFM first!

Have in mind that Bangladesh had around 2 Million entries. Was the UK ever eligible?

Yes and no.

You can do this but then they won't issue him a visa, very simple.

Vaccination requirements: http://photos.state.gov/libraries/unitedkingdom/39181/pdfs/vaccinechart.pdf

I'm sure he has no health insurance when he arrives. Means not a good idea to give birth in the U.S.