US Immigration from Costa Rica

Hey there-

CR1 visa couple here and we had never interviewed in the USA- just in my husbands home country. We have our interview here in our home city in a few weeks and I m unsure if I m supposed to bring my evidence back from the initial CR1 I130 interview (like travel proof, old photos from before marriage etc) or if I need to just bring our new stuff - house deed / bank statements / shared children s birth certs etc.

Thanks!

I've been waiting for my green card and my SSN, I called the SSN office to check the status of my application and they said I would have to wait until I get my green card then apply again because after the 90 days were over my SSN was still not processed so the system deleted my application automatically. Is there anyone with the same issue?

Hi guys,

My LPR husband will be eligible to apply for citizenship in February 2022. We want to apply as soon as possible, as citizenship has always been our final goal. However, his English is still pretty limited, and I'm starting to wonder about the interview/test. He has been studying the civics questions and he does pretty well with written English. He's still pretty limited when it comes to him speaking English though. I know the N-400 is taking around a year, so we will still have time, but I know it can go quicker depending on local office and our AOS was lightening fast.

I guess what I'm wondering is, what have been your experiences with the English-speaking aspect of the interview? What level of proficiency is required? I don't want to wait longer than necessary, but I would hate to jump the gun and then have to start all over. Any experiences, tips, advice are much appreciated.

Hey there. We are getting ready to send in our i751 + packet of evidence. I assumed this is sufficient for the adjustment of status on the green card, or do people actually get called in for interviews regarding the i751? We already went to USCIS Detroit for the initial green card interview, so I guess another interview seems redundant in my opinion. Does anyone know if it s common or uncommon to be called for an interview, particularly in Michigan? Also, I read in the evidence request instructions about a written affidavit from friends or family. Is that a SUGGESTION, or REQUIREMENT? We re putting this together around the holidays and no one has time for that honestly. Plus, it s low key embarrassing. We ve been married for over 2 years and have to go to the mercy of someone we know asking them to prove our relationship is legitimate? I d rather not. People always look at us like it s crazy all the hoops we have to jump through even after all this time and it s exhausting and embarrassing explaining it to people who are very unfamiliar with the immigration process for spouses. Anyway Any personal experience would be appreciated regarding those 2 topics! Thanks.

has anybody paid with this method for greed card?