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We have to reschedule an interview because my 15 year old divorce decree isn't an obvious certified copy. Now trying to reschedule on that website brings back flashbacks of nightmares, but these are much worse. Now there is no option to assign a priority for the return interview, and I'm unable to select next without that assigned priority.

Has anyone encountered the same and found a solution? Thank you.

I saw an article about N-400 residency requirements. The accountant didn't check the new box of the 2025 tax return asking if our main home is in the US for more than half the year on our joint return? How serious of an issue is this? Is it necessary to correct the tax return and pay an accountant for their error? Will USCIS try to say a permanent resident claimed to be a non-resident on an IRS U.S. tax return just because the accountant didn't check the box even though we never left the US the entire year of 2025? Article attached below.

https://jqklaw.com/green-card-irs-1040-checkbox-warning/

Hello group, quick question.

Parents have their interview in 3 weeks in Guatemala. We have couple of trips planned in the Us for the months of June and July.

Hoping everything goes well with their interview and knowing Guatemala is inside the travel ban the result will be "221g that read you have been found ineligible for immigrant visa under section 221g of the immigration and nationality act."

Can they still travel to the Us back and forth without any issues while using their B1/B2? One of my parents travels to the US 2-3 times a year for training with his company using his visa as well.

Any inputs are appreciated.

Chris

Good morning,

@Jeanne Adil @OldUser @Crazy Cat @TBoneTX @appleblossom

For context, I am a current green holder from Nigeria. I got my green card on Dec 15,2021.

I was going through the Naturalization Eligibility Tool (https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship-resource-center/learn-about-citizenship/naturalization-eligibility-tool) I had wanted to re-check my eligibility for naturalization.

After going through it, I got this message

I have some questions:
(a) Should I be looking to engage a lawyer's services for my eventual N-400 application?
(b) Should I be looking to join any of the mass-action lawsuits going around?
(c) Is the USCIS Naturalization Eligibility tool broken?
(d) Should I prepare for an abnormal delay in the processing of my eventual N-400 application?
(e) Does the USCIS Policy Memorandum PM-602-0194 (https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/policy-alerts/PM-602-0194-PendingApplicationsAdditionalHighRiskCountries-20260101.pdf) affect me?

Thanks.

My fiance and her minor son are from the Philippines. We are currently in the scheduling the biometrics, medical and embassy appointments phase. We hired a consultant to do this for us. The consultant scheduled the embassy and biometric appointments but not the medical. The consultant is now saying she must reschedule all appointments as she (forgot) did not schedule K2 on the same day.

However, I was under the belief that minor child K2 appointments were auto-scheduled to be with the K1 together. I am going along with this because I am not one to think I know everything, hence why I hired a consultant. Am I correct or is the consultant correct?

Even if she is correct, the fact she booked these appointments (we recieved confirmation emails) without taking the K2 into consideration has made both my fiance and I extremely frustrated. I have booked hotels and condos based around the appointment confirmation emails, just so anybody can understand my need for answers.

Thank you for any input.