US Immigration from Germany

Hello,

I'm from Germany (still living there) and I seek to immigrate to the USA as soon as possible. I'm single, I have a master's degree and I would like to work in a tech company or a startup.

I see two employment-based options for me to become authorized to work in the US:

• An EB-2 visa (would be my preferred option because I want to live in the US long-term)
• or an H1-B visa

My questions:

• Do I see this correctly that both options are impossible to pursue at the moment - at least until the beginning of next year - because of the recent executive orders?
• Do you think it would still make sense to continue applying for jobs in the US under the current conditions? Or should I wait until the bans are lifted because no employer would give me a job offer under these uncertain circumstances, where it is unclear when or if I can actually start working for my employer.

Any advice on how to proceed would be very helpful. Is waiting the only option right now?

Thank you very much in advance!

Hello everyone!

I became a US citizen last year.

Sadly, my marriage is falling apart and we are filing for divorce.

Obviously, all my documents are in my married name, but I like to use my maiden name again after the divorce is finalized.

Is it a requirement to change the naturalization certificate? Or can I use the certificate with the married name and the divorce decree as proof of citizenship whenever necessary?

Also, I have upcoming international travel (if that happens with the current situation... who knows), if the divorce is final bevor and I change my name (on SSN, driver's license, etc), can I still use my passport in my married name? Tickets are booked on the married name.

Thanks a lot in advance! (Also, please move to somewhere more fitting if this is the wrong section.)

I got a bad feeling when seeing news of this today... has anyone found more detailed information yet?

"[...] We re also going to look at a number of issues as it relates to immigration. [...]" - Mark Meadows, White House Chief of Staff

Sources:

https://www.foxnews.com/media/mark-meadows-executive-orders-china-drug-prices

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/06/mark-meadows-executive-orders-china-immigration-349717

My husband is USC and im EUC in Germany.

he is currently seeking a job in the US because of being 'my sponsor' for my currently in proccess of CR1 visa.
We asked already his parents but they cant because of their own medical bills.

anyway i had a crazy idea over the past week and im again thinking about it because the embassy here in germany still might be closed for another 2 months.

Since he is a USC and im a European Citizen, born in Germany,

is it possible for him to come over even if he has no job at the moment?
Might it be possible that he obtains a permanent residence card here to get a job here? Because im thinking it might take longer than end of August when they reopen internationally.

Its positive for both of us because his mental health Isnt good and since noone can be there with him to support him And to go to therapy etc i thought it'll be helpful for him if he can come live with me for a bit it would also strengthen our relationship alot because we realized that seeing each other for two weeks isnt a cool thing where we could connect easily again.

So my questions

can he visit or even live here, even if unemployed USC?

will it effect our visa process if he has no current income in the US when closer to interview appointment at embassy?

what do you think and would you as well consider this move?

i also thought alot about pro's and cons and there might be more cons if he could move here and get a job for a while but thats nothing we cant figure out after all this.

please be honest but not too honest.

i understand if you say thats too dumb of an idea, but i just had to ask and see if it is possible. Cause this is our last idea of getting us together for a bit longer while we're separated because of the virus.

thank you

(move if in wrong thread)

Hello everyone.

I just have a question about the K-1 Visa. My fianc has been in administrative processing for over 15 months now. I know due to this global pandemic (Covid-19) the US Embassies are not processing visas at this time. However, I have a concern, every time I email the embassy they tell me they aren t processing any cases under the presidential proclamation, and I am not sure which proclamation they are talking about. Is it the proclamation suspending entry of immigrants who present risk to the US labor market during the economic recovery following the Covid-19 outbreak.

If anyone knows the answer to this, And has any information on this please help a sister out.
thank you