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VAWA green card interview help
Hi! I’m having my interview 4/18. I filed my 485 in 2020 and 360 in 2021 and my VAWA is approved 3/5/24. I’m have some questions about the green card interview.
1. do I need to bring all the marriage evidence to the interview? when I filed back in 2020 I did it myself and i was so stupid that I didn’t make a copy of all the evidence and the application. should I be worried? do I need to bring all the evidence to the interview? if not what to bring?
2. what questions do they typically ask?
thank you in advance!
how long does green card take after I 30 approval? we’ve submitted all necessary paperwork and I think we’re waiting on appt. not sure exactly anyone have any info?
not sure exactly what step in the process we are in. my wife lives in Juarez, I’m in El Paso. I 30 was approved and we’ve submitted paper work for the green card. anyone have any idea how long this step in the process takes?
EAD Renewal - Who is responsible and when to apply
My EB2 GC case is pending and current EAD is Expiring on 8/31/2024. I have two questions:
1. I am expecting my GC to be approved soon. How late can I apply for EAD renewal to be able to be eligible for automatic extension while EAD renewal application is pending?
2. In cases with Employer Based GC application is pending; Who is responsible to pay for EAD renewal ? Employer or Employee? #EAD #EB2 #EADrenewal
Biometrics Receipt Number missing
Guys I need help!! My mother has a B1/B2 Tourist Visa of USA. On 2020 she stayed here in the US more than 6 months. We paid USCIS for the extension and she went for the biometrics as well while she was here. We need her biometric receipt and Her biometric receipt is missing. Is there any way to get the reciept from USCIS?
USCIS is confused sometimes and they make mistakes!
let me share my journey so far, so I was approved on Feb 24 for my i485 and then Feb 26th for my i130. Got approval notice on Feb 28th and I thought my green card will be next in the mail but unfortunately I didn’t receive it even after 40 days of being approved, I reached out to USCIS cos I booked a ticket home already and still no green card when it’s only 2 weeks to my trip, so they agreed to schedule me for a stamp i551 appointment, a stamp they put on your passport and it’s essentially a temporary green card for 1 year, so yesterday was my appointment and I asked the office I met why they didn’t produce my card yet, he checked the system and was surprised that my green card production failed twice, so he called a supervisor and they found out the lady who took my picture for biometric cut off my head halfway and that’s why my card kept failing, since yesterday I have received two updates, one was that my green card was recalled which I received yesterday after they took my picture again, secondly this morning I received an update that my i485 was approved for the second time. moral of the lesson: if your case is stuck somewhere or you haven’t received an update for so long, keep reaching out, sometimes they makes the silliest of mistake and they move on with their lives even if those mistakes means another person is stuck in their own life. Trust God will give everyone their heart Desire in Jesus Name
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Total Days: 302 days
Case
2023-06-15
2024-04-12
I-765
120 Days
I-130
256 Days
I-485
302 Days
National Benefits Center: I-765, I-130, I-485
PLEASE HELP!
my embassy refuses to answer my expedites, they are not denied or approved and my senator has sent one, i have sent one, and the NVC has sent one. i am not sure what is going on!! please tell me if there is any other way to get them to answer me. I sent an inquiry to the white house but not sure they will respond. what other measures can i take please!?
Pou'w jwenn case ou konfime normalman make sure tout sa yo di la respekte (konsènan de sponsor an apre tax li ok)
Pour garantir qu'un cas est confirmé dans le système en ligne de l'USCIS, il est important de soumettre une demande ou une pétition complète et précise avec toutes les pièces justificatives requises. Le processus implique généralement les étapes suivantes : 1. Remplissez le formulaire de demande ou de pétition de manière précise et complète. 2. Rassemblez tous les documents justificatifs nécessaires, tels que l'identification, la preuve d'éligibilité et tous les frais requis. 3. Soumettez la demande ou la pétition à l'USCIS par courrier ou par voie électronique, en suivant les instructions spécifiques fournies par l'USCIS. 4. Recevez un avis de réception de l'USCIS confirmant que le dossier a été reçu et est en cours de traitement. 5. Surveillez l'état du dossier en ligne à l'aide du numéro de reçu fourni dans l'avis de réception. 6. Répondez rapidement à toute demande d’informations ou de documents supplémentaires émanant de l’USCIS pendant le traitement du dossier. En suivant ces étapes et en veillant à ce que toutes les exigences soient remplies, la probabilité que le cas soit confirmé dans le système USCIS est augmentée.
