US Immigration from Australia

I'm currently in Australia, my wife is Australian and we have filed the I-130 and now I'm working on re-establishing myself back home,bit how? My mom went to the bank to open am account for us and we have to be there in person, and same with my drivers license, that being said if I flew there to do those things and said I live there wouldnt that be lying? I technically live here in Australia until things get approved.

Hello,

I had a question regarding expediting. If someone expedite their case successfully in NVC stage, and gets sent out to Sydney embassy, does that also mean the interview process will also get expedited. Or will they have to apply a separate expedite request to Sydney embassy for the interview date.

I m confused Because my friend in another country said their process was NVC approved expedite and petitioner can choose the date of their interview with the available dates. But in Australia how is the process of getting the interview date after being expedited in NVC stage.

Thank you for your time.

Got an RFE on my i130 application today. So far i only have the status update so no idea what they actually want

Anyone else recently get a RFE recently? Do they upload it the 'documents' section online or just send it via mail?

and then can I respond online or do I have to mail in what they want?

Do they usually respond to RFEs quickly once you give them what they want?

so frustrated right now!

My partner and I met online in 2018, he was originally planning to come visit in October of 2020. We all know how that turned out.

He's finally here and I want to get the process started ASAP. We've been taking photos together and traveling the US. I was planning to submit the I 129 and related forms while he is here so we can avoid the Australian post.

Anything else we can do while we are together? Our biggest concern is being together asap. It's the k1 the right choice?

(He's between jobs atm and I am old enough that fertility is a big concern.)

His flight home is in 2 weeks and I want to get as much done as we can.

My husband has been living in this country for 10 years after a k1 visa. His permanent resident card doesn t expire for 4 more years, but since I'm sure everything is so backed up from covid chaos I m trying to think ahead with some questions

Does anyone have advice to applying for citizenship or applying to renew the green card? Is there any reason that they would deny a renewal request? My husband doesn t have any record of crime, but reading the guide on the website about denials was a little scary.

Does applying for citizenship in USA force him to give up his native country's citizenship?

Lastly, how early should I begin either process? I worry about his card lapsing between paperwork processing, but I don t want to start too early either.

Best,
Sara