In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This will come either in the form of an email (if you filed online) or as a letter. File this in your records as proof you began the process. The USCIS will mail you a Form I-797C, or Notice of Action. This is the notice you should use as evidence that you filed this application. Again, this is the notice that lists the information you need for your subsequent appointment. Bring your appointment letter with you in addition to some form of photo identification. The biometrics appointment consists of fingerprinting and taking your photo for your green card. It is nothing to worry about unless you have a new and improved criminal record. If you need proof of documentation while the USCIS is reviewing your status, say so at your appointment. They will stamp your passport to indicate that you have filed for a new card. It will enable you to exit the U.S. and reenter. Once more, wait for notification from the United States Immigration Service concerning further appointments. Otherwise, the next step is receiving your card. There may be an in-person interview you will have to attend at a regional location. It's just as likely you may not have any additional appointments to attend and will receive your new green card in the mail.
Summary: Wait for a notification of receipt from the USCIS. Attend your biometrics appointment. Review the checklist sent to you by the United States Immigration Service and gather your paperwork.

If you don't have a bow, then hit them with a sword and then quickly move backwards. If the creeper starts flashing and getting bigger, get away from it until it either stops or explodes. If you kill it, collect the experience and the item(s) it may drop, like gunpowder. When a creeper is hit by lightning, it has a bluish aura surrounding it. When it explodes, it is double the explosion potential compared to normal Creepers. You kill a charged creeper in the same way as a normal creeper.
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One-sentence summary -- If you have a bow, use it to kill the creeper. Repeat. Note that there is also a charged creeper.

Q: Stay calm, get to the ground, and cover your head the moment you hear shots fired. Don't flee immediately, as you won't know the origin of the shots or whether there's crossfire. Once you've determined where the gunfire has come from, run away in the opposite direction. If you're within the shooter's range, try to run in a zigzag pattern so they'll have a harder time targeting you. When a robber points a gun at someone, the aim is to get that person to surrender money or valuables. In these situations, it's important to comply. In an active shooter situation, the assailant's intent is to harm, so fleeing and hiding are the best responses. If you're in an active shooter situation in a public place, run away from the shooter and head for the nearest exit. Leave your belongings behind and evacuate as quickly as possible. If there are responding police officers in the vicinity, remember that they probably don't know who the shooter is. Don't be afraid of them, but make sure your hands are visible and follow any instructions they provide. Run as far away from the building as possible. Don't stop outside the door or in the parking lot. Run to your school or business's designated secure location, to the place police instruct you to go, or until you're certain you're out of danger. If there's no available exit, look for a room that locks from the inside or can be barricaded. Lock the door, turn off the lights, close the blinds, and block the door with heavy furniture. If you can't get to a locked or barricaded room, try to find a spot where you'll be out of sight. Silence your cell phone; do not leave it on vibrate. Don't respond to any knocks on the door, even if the person says they're a police officer. Remain absolutely quiet. If it's actually responding officers at the door, they'll likely break through to clear the area. Officers typically respond in groups of 4; they may have standard uniforms or wear tactical gear. Remember to put your hands up and follow their instructions so they know you're not the shooter. To avoid drawing attention to yourself, do not call emergency services in the presence of the shooter. Once you've evacuated to a secure location, call the authorities immediately. If you're hiding, don't talk on the phone unless you're certain the shooter isn't nearby. Stay as quiet as you can if there's any chance they're within earshot. If possible, send a text or use social media to alert others of the situation. If you cannot run or hide, throw objects at the shooter and shout aggressively. Look for objects that can be used as improvised weapons, such as a fire extinguisher, a chair, a potted plant, or scissors. If there are other people nearby, try to recruit them ambush the shooter. It's important to commit to your actions. Not everyone is comfortable with causing severe or fatal injury, and it's okay if you aren't. But if you're going to engage the shooter, you need to be committed to disabling them by any means necessary. Remember that running and hiding are the best options. Fight for your life only if there are no other alternatives.
A: Duck and cover if you hear nearby gunfire. Run to a safe area, if possible. Hide in a secure spot if evacuating isn't possible. Call emergency services only once you're away from the shooter. Fight back only as a last resort.

Problem: Article: Though you may feel that you have done nothing wrong, determine if there is anything at all that you can improve on. You might yell at her sometimes or rarely clean up after yourself. Though you can't control your mom, you can control yourself and work to minimize the issues you have with her. Domineering mothers often have a hard time letting go of control of their children and letting them be adults. Show your mother that you are responsible so that she feels comfortable letting you make your own decisions. Complete your chores, take on more responsibilities in the home, and keep your promises to your parents. Your mom's control might stem from simply trying to be involved in your life. Though she displays this desire in an unhealthy way, try to find a way to let her in. See if she'll let you stay out later on Saturday night if you do more chores that morning. If she is nervous about you going away to college, set up a communication plan and safety plan so she feels more secure. Your mom might be so domineering that you feel scared around her at times. However, begin to establish assertiveness in small ways. Look her in the eyes during conversations. Speak up, keep your voice strong and steady, and hold your head high. Your mom's control over you is probably so frustrating at times that you want to scream. Instead of lashing out at her or others, find a more productive way to channel your anger. Take up a hobby like painting, drawing, or writing poems. Sit in a hot bath to soothe yourself or meditate. You can also vent to someone you trust. Perhaps your dad, second mom, step parent, aunt, uncle, or grandparent is far less domineering than your mother. Sit down and have a talk with them to see if they can help you or give advice. They might be able to talk to your mom for you or have a tip on how to deal with her. Pull them aside and say something like, "Hey Dad, I'm not trying to go behind Mom's back or anything, but I'm starting to feel smothered. She won't even let me close my bedroom door to do homework. Do you have any advice or can you talk to her for me?"
Summary:
Assess your own faults. Show that you are responsible. Compromise together. Be assertive. Find an outlet for your anger. Enlist the help of another family member.