US Immigration from Cameroon

Five years ago, I shared our heartbreak when my spouse's visa was denied due to a mistake from a previous application. At the time, the negative comments and skepticism from some made an already painful situation even harder to process. But despite the setbacks, we refused to give up.

Over the years, we navigated legal complexities, faced countless obstacles, and sought the help of a knowledgeable immigration lawyer. The road was long, frustrating, and at times felt impossible but we stayed determined.

And today, I m beyond grateful to share that my spouse s visa has finally been approved! It took patience, resilience, and unwavering belief in our journey. To anyone experiencing setbacks in their immigration process: don t let negativity shake your confidence. Get informed, seek legal guidance, and keep pushing forward.

If our story can be a source of hope for even one person going through the same battle, then sharing it was worth it. You are not alone keep fighting for what matters!

God is great! We are so thankful!

Combo interview for ROC and N400 interviews on 4/10/25 @ 8:15am

The officer was so friendly and combo interviews lasted for about 25 minutes. He started with the ROC and told us were approved. Then, moved to the Citizenship interview. Went pretty smoothly!

Everything well went and my honey passed all the sections. Congratulations by the officer and he gave her an appointment letter to come back the same day @ 2 pm for the oath ceremony.
We came back at 1:40pm and the ceremony was amazing! Wife is now a US citizen.

The following day, we called the SSA to update and remove restrictions on the SS card.

Passport application submitted day after oath ceremony and we received the passport in the mail today 4/23/25

We still can believe how fast was the last part of this long journey!

My honey is now a US citizen

Thank you again

Does any know what month of DQ they are processing for EB cases at Yaounde, Cameroon?

There was a spam comment that was posted on my timeline today but I didn't see any way to remove it. Or is that an Admin only thing?

I understand embassies are secure facilities, what personal items are allowed to be brought in for an interview? Are cell phones allowed? Thanks.