Comunidad
AYUDA..!!!! caso de mi cuñada
hola gentes, mi cuñada entró como menor de edad, y su mamá falleció, ella aún tiene 19 años.
su tía obtuvo custodia de ella y tiene caso con inmigración.
El problema es que pues mi cuñada se acompañó con mi hermano ambos menores de 21. Su tía se enojó con ella y no le quiere dar nada de información de su caso ni las aprobaciones que le an llegado ella obtuvo su permiso de trabajo hace más de un año y medio y la tía se lo dió hace pocos meses. le oculta todo lo del caso, mi cuñada no sabe si aplicó atravez de caso juvenil bueno ella no sabe nada de su caso ni sabe que abogada tiene. ¿ Alguna idea de cómo ayudarla que debe hacer..?? su permiso se vence en 2026 y pues aún es una niña que a quedado sola no tiene mamá y su padre no se hizo cargo de ella.##
SUSPENSION OF GREEN CARD APPLICATIONS FOR COUNTRIES UNDER FULL BAN AND PARTIAL BAN LIST
ok so theres so much narrative out there. is it true that every country listed on the travel ban list and partial travel ban list will have all their green card applications suspended going forward? cus i dont understand. i am NIGERIAN so does this affect us cus we are under the partial travel ban list.. is this information even true?
banned country
You’re not imagining it
being from a banned country means you’re carrying an extra, unfair burden where your nationality triggers heightened scrutiny and delays with USCIS, and it’s exhausting, painful, and deeply isolating to suffer because of where you’re from rather than who you are.
Cancelled asylum, green card through marriage now US citizen
I have question and is wondering if anyone is in this same situation. I filed for asylum, got married to a US citizen got green card and then cancelled asylum. then became a US citizen. Can I return to home country and back to the US without any issues?
have anyone returned to home country and back to the US of recently.
appreciate all your help
travel documents
good morning ! I’m very heartbroken right now. I’m from a travel band country. been in this country for 10 years without even a speeding. I was granted asylum last year and waiting on my green cards and travel documents. now with the pause, im very sad. at this point I don’t care anymore. I’m tired of everything. this is not right.
Approved work authorization application I-765 but No EAD Card After 100+ Days
My work authorization application has been approved for over 100 days now( sep 3rd approval date), but I still haven’t received the card and the status never changed to ‘card produced.’ I’ve contacted USCIS so many times and every time they just tell me to wait another 30 days.
My Congressman submitted an inquiry and USCIS took 29 days to respond. They told him my application was approved back in September and that the card would be produced at a different USCIS facility, and that I should receive it within 30 days. Well, those 30 days are over and I still haven’t received anything.
So my Congressman submitted a follow up inquiry and we’re still waiting. I originally submitted my application in June, so this has been going on for a really long time. It’s honestly so frustrating and unfortunate.
Has anyone been through something similar?
* update: Jan 8th, 2026, I got a new approval notice for my work authorization from USCIS yesterday ( a second one with different dates with 18 months validity instead of 5 years ) . So hopefully they send me the card this time.
#EAD #I-765 #EB2
EB2-1
Advanced degree or exceptional ability
Días totales: 425 días
Case
2025-01-27
2026-03-28
I-140
7 días
I-765
212 días
I-485
283 días
Nebraska Service Center: I-140
Texas Service Center: I-765
National Benefits Center: I-485
Does the suspension of the Diversity Visa (green card lottery) affect marriage-based green card applications?
With recent news about the suspension of the Diversity Visa (green card lottery) program, I’m wondering if this affects marriage-based green card cases.
Our I-130 is already approved, and we are waiting for the U.S. embassy to schedule the immigrant visa interview (consular processing). This is a family-based case, not DV-related.
Does the DV lottery suspension have any impact on embassy interview scheduling or processing for marriage-based immigrant visas, or is it limited strictly to the DV program?
Thanks in advance for any insight or official references.
