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If the court does somehow rule for Trump then think of the power Biden will have. Still almost a year till the next election, and he's immune from prosecution for any federal crime he may commit, whether he wins or loses? For any Republican appointed SCOTUS judges who may be considering voting based on their political beliefs, rather than for the constitution, I believe the term is "checkmate".

Stop going off at a tangent. Pointless jokes are integral to this thread.

As others have already said, you should ask at your local immigration office. Many of them have an information desk that checks your documents when you apply for an extension, so that would be a good place to start. One potential drawback to not having a passbook that I can see is that, in my local office, they need to see the balance updated on the day of the extension application. My bank (KBank) only give a statement showing up to the previous day's balance. I also need to get them to copy the last used page of my bank book (after making a transaction to get an entry for that day) while I'm getting the letter and statement. I know some offices allow you to get your bank letter and statement a day or more before making the application, which is why knowledge of local office requirements is vital.