US Immigration from China

I am a Chinese citizen and have held a U.S. green card for 7 years. During this time, I traveled abroad twice, each trip lasting 2 months, for a total of 120 days.

My case is being handled at the USCIS Queens Field Office.

• At my first naturalization test, I failed because I wasn t well prepared.

• On January 6, 2025, I had my second naturalization test. I passed the history, reading, and writing parts, but the officer did not continue with the N-400 application questions or the Yes/No questions.

• Instead, the officer told my attorney and me that I would be given a third chance for an interview. The officer also took the original court disposition for a February 24, 2024 incident when I was arrested after a fight (which I had already truthfully disclosed on my N-400).

Since then, I have not received any correspondence from USCIS. My case status on the USCIS website still only shows the same update as in the screenshot attached.

I have consulted two immigration lawyers, but neither has encountered a case like mine. Even teachers from naturalization prep classes said they have never seen this situation.

Has anyone else experienced something similar at the naturalization interview? What should I do next? I would be very grateful for any advice or shared experiences.

Thank you!

Sorry to hijack this thread a little. My wife has been here, in America, for 3 years. She has a Permanent Residence Green Card valid through 6/9/2032. She went back for her mother's funeral and is now getting ready to come back. At this point she's been in China 5 weeks, will be 6 weeks when she returns. The passport is good until 2029. All she needs is her passport and green card correct?

A resident friend filed an I-130, Petition for Alien Relative for her adult alien son many years ago.

The case was updated this month to:

Advance Parole Document Was Produced

On August 3, 2023, we produced your Advance Parole Document for your Form I-131, Application for Travel Documents, Parole Documents, and Arrival/Departure Records,

What does this mean?

Hello everyone,

I'm an applicant for a K1 visa, and my interview and medical examination are scheduled to take place at the U.S. Consulate General in Guangzhou, China. I've been reviewing the official consulate website, but I'm hoping to get some additional insights and practical tips from those who have recently gone through this process.

Could anyone who has completed their K1 medical exam and interview in Guangzhou, China, please share your step-by-step experience?

We are trying to reach out to the consulate to delay our interview. Has anyone successfully got in contact with the consulate for such matters? It s been 4 days and they haven t got back to us. The website they gave us has also been impossible to get onto (https://www.usvisascheduling.com), we tried every internet and device possible.