US Immigration from Dominican Republic

Hi,

I have a quick question regarding my friend's B1/B2 visa renewal. We believe she may qualify for the interview waiver. She currently holds a 10-year multiple-entry B1/B2 visa issued in 2014, which is about to expire.

It s important to note that she has never used this B1/B2 visa to enter the U.S. However, she did travel to the U.S. once under a J1 visa in 2019 for a summer work program, and that was her only visit to the U.S. so far.

While completing the DS-160 form, there's a question under "Previous U.S. Visas" asking:

"Date Last Visa Was Issued?"

We re unsure whether to list the B1/B2 visa from 2014 or the J1 visa from 2019, especially since she is applying to renew the B1/B2 and the following question asks if she is applying for the same type of visa.

Could you clarify which date should be entered in that field?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Best regards,

Hey everybody, my husband and I just submitted on Feb 27 his I-751. His conditional green card expires on May 13. He is going to visit his family from April 22-May 3. We do have the extension for the I-751 for the green card so I told him to take that with him just in case. I figure we shouldn t have to worry about anything but everything is so hectic now. Just wanted some words of comfort from my fellow VisaJourney squad

Hey everybody, I wanted to see what everybody thought about the evidence we sent in for our I-751. Here s what we sent

- lease agreement with both of our names

-6 months worth of bank statements with both our names on the account

- 2023 & 2024 taxes we filed jointly

- my life insurance with my husband listed as the beneficiary

- 20 photos of us together and with both of our families

- I believe we sent the car insurance with both of our names on it but can t remember

- both of our drivers license showing the same address and my last name change to his since him entering the states

- his green card copy

i believe this is enough evidence for us. Waiting on approval so the countdown begins .

Hey everybody, my husband has his two year green card which expires on May 13. We have already filed the I-751 at the end of February and have also received the extension letter for 48 months. He is traveling back to his home country on April 22 and will return on May 3. His GC will still be valid but he s also taking with him the extension letter to be on the safe side. Do we have anything to worry about? I believe we will be fine as we have all the correct documents and he doesn t have a criminal record. These times are hectic and just want some extra comfort.

Asking for a friend

his family Wife and Son came here under the Biden CHNV program, he's doing adjustment of status for his wife, what about his son? what paperwork can he do to adjust his status.

I was doing some research and I found out if the child was born after he got his citizen then it would be a simple matter, since the child was born before he got his citizenship, he has to file for imigration papers for his son,

one his son becomes a permanent resident, then the can file citizenship paper for his son.

What form do they have to file to adjust the son, since both Mom and son are here, is there a way to add his son to his wife adjustment of status?