US Immigration from Bosnia-Herzegovina

Currently in transit to the embassy. am I right to extrapolate that this means I don't need to do anything - it'll be renewed automatically? We don't have an appointment booked and probably won't be able to schedule one until after it ''expires'', that's my only concern. Our I-129F expires November 9th.

Hello! I was wondering if anyone has flown into Miami in the last couple of weeks from a non banned country? My husband is flying in next week from Bosnia through Istanbul and just want to hear some experiences if any in coming into Miami on a B1/B2 during this pandemic. I think we just need a little peace of mind so any experiences would be greatly appreciated

So, our case is currently ''in transit''... we had our NOA2 in July. I'm currently almost done selling a home with my ex, for which I had a ''mortgage'' bill paying account (that my ex sends money to for his share of the mortgage per divorce decree) that I plan on closing once I sell the home (we should be closing the first week of October).

I was wondering, is it going to be okay if I close this secondary account? only because I have it on my bank account from last month a history of transferring my share of the mortgage money to the before mentioned account for my share of the mortgage bi-weekly. Will it be safe for me to close the account? or will I need it for the interview? I'm obviously not going to be transferring any more money into it because the house is getting sold.

I highly doubt that they will be calling us for an interview soon because the people that have been delayed since March are likely to be called in first

I only ask because I have to mail it. Should I wait to fill it out and mail it when we get our interview date? It typically takes three weeks for mail to be delivered to my fianc .

I have been reviewing @greenbaum's link in the PDF of the tips and tricks from NOA2 to Embassy and in the example link of the DS-160 and I was scrolling through the sample and noticed the question: intended stay in the united states.

This is kind of a tricky question, being that it is a nonimmigrant visa only valid for 90 days, but obviously we are intending on having him be here forever when we're married and adjusting status! There doesn't appear to be a way of saying ''permanently'' in this field. What would we put in this field? I want to be fully prepared to fill out this form so I'm trying to ask all my questions now