US Immigration from Austria

Hi,

I got NOA2 in July, 2020 but haven't heard any crickets since then. Is there anyone else in similar situation. Hope my application is not abandoned or canceled.

Hi everyone,

I have a question I lived in Portugal until I was 18, but moved away from there and my addressed from the past 5 years have all been in Austria, where I am from, and where I am filing from.

Since I was older than 16, do I have to get a police clearance from Portugal as well?

Thank you for your help!

Edit: it helps to be able to read. Just saw that uscis is reporting a tool outage for today. Mods feel free to close this topic.

I just logged in on uscis to check my case status and it said "failed to retrieve profile". I can still see my cases and everything so I'm not sure what that means? I'm worried that if my case gets updated (like an RFE for example) it won't show. Anyone have any idea what's happening?

Hi!

My wife and I currently both live in Austria. I am the alien relative and she is the U.S. citizen. We are waiting on our I-130 approval and getting informed on the next steps.

Since my wife is a grad student and therefore unemployed, we are using my father-in-law as our joint sponsor. Him and my mother-in-law file taxes jointly. I have been reading the USCIS and Department of State websites, and can't seem to figure out exactly what the process looks like.

My wife, as the sponsor, has to fill out the I-864.

My father-in-law, as our joint sponsor, has to fill out the I-864 as well.

So, in total, 2 I-864 forms need to be filed. How many I-864As need to be filed?

Do my wife and father-in-law have to file the I-864A in addition, since they have the same U.S. residence and are therefore household members? Or are they not household members because she is over 21?

Does my mother-in-law have to fill out the I-864A, since her and my father-in-law file taxes together, making her the household member of the joint sponsor?

Also, do these documents need to be notarized? The USCIS website indicated that the I-864A should be notarized, however I have not seen this written on the forms.

And, lastly: can these forms be scanned and submitted online?

Thank you so much in advance for taking the time and patience to answer my questions!

It seems like almost everyone I see either here or in Facebook groups plans on becoming a citizen as soon as their timeline allows. I wonder how many people there are here who are planning on just staying greencard holders. For me, it's because I'd lose my original citizenship. Also that way, when I have children, they will become dual citizens giving them the chance to move to the EU if they ever want to.