US Immigration from Argentina

Hi Everyone,

Thank you for reading my letter.

Since 2020 I have been going through the GC process.
I have the I-140 NIW approved in 2023.

We have been denied (along with my family) the I-485, with no way to defend the case and based on a denial of an I-601 that I never received and is listed as pending.

I filed an I-290B for myself only (which includes my family) 10 months ago (may2024), and I have not heard anything from uscis.
I am asking please if you can give me any suggestions on how to move our case.

Thank you again.

Hello everyone, it seems like many people are having problems findings available slot open for their VAC OFC in Manila for Photo and Fingerprints. I called the US Embassy Manila and they were of no help. Embassy interview on March 20th and until now on the OFC Manila nothing is available until April. Here is my question, what if we go the interview without the Biometrics would they hold the visa until the biometrics received?

Hi everyone,

Listen, before all, I have read every post regarding this matter, and I know it is not a "good" thing to do, but let me explain everything. I just got NOA2 with approval of the visa. My question is, can I have a wedding party (nothing signed, no paperwork involved, just a celebration) during the 6 months that I have to enter the US since I have my Visa on hand?

Notes:

1- I live in Argentina, a wedding party doesn't mean anything legally if we don't sign any paper.

2- This would be a SECRET celebration, just very close friends and family... No more than 50 people, there will be NO pictures (besides a professional photographer) and cellphones are not allowed in the party. No social media posts neither from us nor from any friend or family, so there is absolutely no evidence this happened.

I'm letting you know this because I know about the "too married" for K-1. But since I will already have my visa on hand, the only possible "conflict" would be at the Port of Entry, and Officers would know nothing about the celebration I had because there is no evidence at all.

Hello,

So, my Fiance (25F) and I (24M) have been dating for more than 1.5 years. She visited me several times to my home country (Argentina), and I visited her 4 times during our dating time. I also have siblings and uncles there in the US. I am in the US right now on my 4th trip to visit her, I entered like 50 days ago. Things happened and we are thinking of getting married here and apply for Adjustment of Status, since we don't want to be apart anymore.

My initial intention wasn't to stay and apply for AoS, but *love* happened and we are deciding to start a life together here (at the Port of Entry I said that I was entering to visit my fiance and siblings). We've read that we should probably get married and apply for AoS after 90 days of my entrance. My question here is, am I gonna face any problems regarding paperwork if I decide to stay? We have more than enough proof to show our relationship is bona fide, but our fear is me facing problems for Visa Fraud or something.

Thank you in advance!

Hello everyone!
With everything going on lately, my husband and I started asking ourselves if I had done everything right so I wouldn't get in trouble with immigration and I realized that I never changed the address with USCIS when we moved. I had every intention of doing so but I completely forgot. We are still living in the same city and I already had my residency before we moved, which means I wasn't expecting anything from immigration. We moved a year ago and I m thinking of making the change today (better late than never) but I wanted to know if there may be consequences for doing it so late. I read online that they can fine you or deport you, but my guess is that would be for people with active cases. Thoughts?