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I m dealing with a confusing situation. I emailed the Israel embassy to have the police certificate sent to the consulate, which should have been done anyway, and we also got our own copy. Then I received a message saying, Please replace this with an acceptable police certificate from the correct issuing authority. Please use our Document Finder at https://nvc.state.gov/find for acceptable documents guidelines. It was frustrating because I followed their instructions and waited so long, only to get that response. Later, another message said, The police certificate required for Israel does not need to be submitted through CEAC. The issuing authority will send the police certificate directly to the interviewing consulate or embassy. Please use our Document Finder at https://nvc.state.gov/find for acceptable documents guidelines. Now I m wondering are there other police clearances I need to get, and if so, from where?

Hey all,

We have already received approval on our visa and my fianc e has booked a flight. In the mean time, I (the US citizen petitionary) am about to move to a new address.

I'm seeing a lot of conflicting information on how exactly to notify USCIS of this. There's mentions of doing it online through the USCIS portal, but (as shown below) USCIS says don't.

I've seen AR-11 mentioned, and I-865 mentioned, but still not sure exactly which or what I'm meant to do.

Also, once my fianc e moves over, does she also need to fill any of these out?

Me and my husband have realized we made a few mistakes on his DS-260. We have to adjust the dates of a few of his jobs, and add one. We finally got ahold of his education records, and need to add them.

Will this be an issue? We plan on amending to fix it before his interview, but just want to be sure.

Hi all! My beneficiary is from Pakistan and it is one of the 75 countries that has an immigration pause imposed on them. However, I keep getting mixed responses on whether K-1 visa is also affected as a result of this pause. My question is: for K-1 visa beneficiaries that have gotten an interview date and completed their interview since the pause was imposed, have you been granted a visa? Or were you sent home as a result of this pause with a letter stating that immigration to the U.S. is on hold?

Also, I will be submitting my I-34 (declaration of financial support) for my fianc when she goes to her interview. However, even though I make double the poverty line for my household income, I don't have enough savings to show my financial strength. If I decide to add an affidavit of support from a family member along with my I-34, would that negatively impact my K-1 case?

Would appreciate all help/insight on this matter. My fianc and I are currently looking at interview dates to schedule her interview. Thanks!

Hi all! My beneficiary is from Pakistan and it is one of the 75 countries that has an immigration pause imposed on them. However, I keep getting mixed responses on whether K-1 visa is also affected as a result of this pause. My question is: for K-1 visa beneficiaries that have gotten an interview date and completed their interview since the pause was imposed, have you been granted a visa? Or were you sent home as a result of this pause with a letter stating that immigration to the U.S. is on hold?

Would appreciate all help/insight on this matter. My fianc and I are currently looking at interview dates to schedule her interview. Thanks!