US Immigration from Dominican Republic

I am in need of help and not sure what is the best action to take.

My husband arrived in the states March 30th of last year and we got married shortly after that and filed his AOS in June of last year. My husband didn t do all of his vaccinations in the DR so it was necessary for it to be done once he arrived in the states. It completely slipped my mind once we filed his AOS as I was 8 months pregnant and dealing with a demanding job. In December we moved to a bigger home. We moved out of our apartment on December 5th, USCIS sent out the RFIE on December 4th for his vaccinations. I logged in December 31st to update our mailing address and saw the RFIE for the case, and saw that we had until January 4th to turn in his medical exam. Scrambling to get an extension, I was told that extensions are not allowed and if it wasn t turned in it would be denied. I called several doctors to see if they could fit him in, and they all told me it would take 2 weeks. I turned in what we had and crossed my fingers. Obviously this was a huge mistake on our part and we got caught up in our move, being new parents and the holiday season. I logged in today to see that the case was denied and cannot be appealed. We planned on going to the DR next month so his family could finally meet our daughter, but it looks like we can t go now because I don t want him to lose his ability to come back to the states with me and the baby.

Should we go ahead and refile? If we were to travel to the DR next month, would he be denied entry back into the states? What is our recourse? TIA!

Hello members, we have just received our entry visa, category F2A, The detail is that, I am about to pay the immigrant fee so that once we enter they start producing the green card of one, but the person who asks us has changed address and I would like to know if I have to write to uscis before paying or how?

thanks.

Hello, i recently got my interview letter for the us embassy in dominican republic for my wife and i am super excited and a little nervous.

because this is my second marriage also the second person i have petitioned for, my first wife got her visa denied back in 2014 (the interview was in dominican republic and she never got a visa or left the country at all) when i petitioned for her.. Things didn't work out to well after that so we divorced about a year or so later and i married my second wife in 2021.

i have heard that the this might be a red flag for the officer giving my interview. What i want to ask is if anyone knows what things should i expect this time around and will they give me a hard time because of this

I have photo proof and a joint back account with wife now, and she is the love of my life if anyone can tell me tips or what to expect i would appreciate it. I want to come back to the states with my wife by my side

Hello, guys, The appointment was on January 23, they gave us a 221g because a birth certificate and an I-864 were missing.

Documents sent two days later and was received at the consulate on January 30-31.

On the 9th they say that it is in administrative process, from rejected to administrative process.

Someone knows how long it could take approximately (I know that there are never exact times and everything depends) but for example the same consul who interviewed us said that once the documents were sent that the process can take 2-3 weeks. I don't know how real that is, but he said it.

Hello,

I have tried to look for forums that discuss the N-400 application process in NYC and can't seem to find any recent 2023/2024 information. I created this topic to hopefully

hear from those that have filed through the NYC field office in 2023 and 2024 and their timeline or experience with the overall process.

At the moment, my husband is pending his N-400 Interview (to be scheduled).

He filed online and submitted the N-400 Application on 10/20/2023.

The case status online is currently pending since 10/26/23, with an approx. processing time of 3 months* (I know this estimation isn't always accurate).

We are anxiously waiting for the status to change to" Interview scheduled".

We are trying to be patient, but in the meantime would love to hear from those that have filed and how long it took to get an interview (specifically at the NYC office).

Any questions, thoughts or comments are appreciated and welcomed