US Immigration from Canada

I went to the Montreal consulate for my interview with my binder of documents and thought we had everything. My husband has previously been divorced and it was in a different state from where he lives, so the final divorce document was esigned by the lawyer and judge, then sent through email to my husband. So I printed that off and thought it would be good, since it had legal signatures on it. When I went to the immigration interview I didn't even get passed the document verification window once the person saw that document. They said it needed to be a certified copy of his certificate. So, now, he sent a request to Texas for a certified copy of his divorce certificate and what they sent him was his divorce decree with a stamp on each page. There's no like, certificate so we're concerned the same thing is going to happen. So it is technically a verified document, and since it was efiled, this is what's available. The photo of the grainy "Signature Certificate" is what he got, and also what he got back after the county send him his "verified" copy. The stamped image is the stamp on each page that classifies it as verified.

I guess I'm just hoping for information on if this is going to be okay or are we going to get turned away. I'm so nervous about getting turned away again.

Hey everyone,

I recently noticed that my CEAC status changed from "In-Transit" to "Ready" about a week ago, but I haven t received any email or notification from the NVC or the embassy yet. I'm wondering if I should go ahead and schedule my interview appointment now or wait until I receive official instructions.

According the embassy website It tells me to schedule an IV intereview is through https://www.usvisascheduling.com/en-US/. But it doesn't specify if I should wait for their email or I can just do it right away.

Any information will be helpful. Thanks!

Hi there, just wanted to say it's been forever, but y'all helped us SO much when me and my wife went through this the first time. Thank you all so very much!

That being said, it's come time to get her an updated LPR card. Hers expires in about 6 months so I thought now would be a good time to get things rolling. I have the I-90 form and it seems pretty self explanatory. I will go ahead and get it all filled out. My question is about the additional proof needed. We are still married and live together. We file out taxes jointly. All her mail/bills/etc all come to our shared address. I know when we removed the conditions from her original LPR card, we had to supply our marriage license. Is that all we need for renewing her card, or should I include more? Thank you again for all your help in advance!

Wasn't able to find a topic for August 2024 filers so here we are

Filed on August 1st, 2024!