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Hey all, we've received our interview letter, but it requests some stuff we don't have-- and don't even know how to get.

Mainly, it asks for an "Aramex (courier) document delivery confirmation page", which we don't have. We've filled out the DS-160 and have the confirmation page, and we have everything filled out in usvisascheduling (we've been waiting at the "No Slots Available" for a couple weeks now).

That being said, we only just realized that we don't have the 'courier confirmation page', whatever that is. In the videos and guides we've looked up for K-1 visas, no one has ever mentioned them.

What is the courier confirmation page for? Do we even need it?

Any advice would be great, thank you.

It is time to start a new thread for the more recent J1 Hardship Waiver applications. My USCIS receipt date was Dec 2024. No updates after that so far.

My wife and I are currently separated and in the process of finalizing the divorce.

I filed for separation a while ago, but we ended up trying to reconcile during the mandatory waiting period. This included counseling. Because of that, we did not notify USCIS of the separation at the advice of a lawyer.

But now we decided to proceed with the divorce and I sent a letter to USCIS requesting my name be removed from the petition. But her lawyer is now very concerned. He said that once they process that, they ll send a RFE for the divorce decree. But being in California, she likely won t have it in time. So he said her petition will be denied and she could go into removal proceedings.

This is a nightmare. I don t want her to get deported. I just wanted use to go our separate ways.

What are her options at this point? How can she avoid potentially be put in removal proceedings?

Hi everyone,

I have scheduled my K1 visa interview at the Frankfurt consulate for December. I initially chose the option to have my passport delivered to me once it's ready but I'm now thinking it will be easier to just pick it up at the consulate.

I see that on the usvisascheduling.com website, the option to change the delivery method is available. Can I just go ahead and change it there? Will that be enough?

Thank you in advance!

I went through something similar when my spouse joined me in the US. Usually, employer health plans allow you to add a new dependent outside of open enrollment if there s a qualifying life event in this case, her moving to the US counts. You might not need to pay for coverage until she actually arrives, but you can notify HR ahead of time so the paperwork is ready. Once she s in the country, you should be able to add her retroactively without waiting for the next annual enrollment. Definitely double-check with your HR, but that s generally how most plans handle new spouses arriving.