US Immigration from Germany

So I've had a long time with waiting for I-751 being approved, first was a request for evidence, and then them several times flipping back and forth between telling me they didnt receive the evidence and receiving the evidence. Last update after inquiring, is that they received my RFE (that was on Oct 20) and it's now processing - I should give them 60 days.

Now the issue I'm facing is that due to severe marital challenges, my wife and I had to file for divorce. This divorce now officially got completed and I just found out about it as my I-751 is still pending.

What is my step of action?

Do I allow the I-751 to go through and wait for my green card and then fill in paperwork about divorce (i/e withholding that information)

Or do I file another I-751 divorce waiver / call the office and telling them of my change?

What's needed here? A part of me is wanting to withhold so I can get the full greencard without further questioning and resistance, and fill in something later, but I also want to do what is the right thing in this situation?

If I do file a divorce waiver as they're still processing the other, is there a chance my application will be denied, since I am divorced now, and I will have to be exported?

Any help in this challenging time would be appreciated.

Best,

Henri

Has anyone had their medical exam done in Hamburg, Germany? If so, do they take Visa or Master Card?

We have been waiting for almost two years and spent the last two months to wait for the next available interview slot. I am not sure why but when we filed the n-600, we had Washington DC (Fairfax) as our USCIS field center. It was changed to San Diego, our previous address.

We are currently residing overseas and I would like to change it to our local address. Would this cause mayhem or further delay? Possibly a change of USCIS field center again?

Hey folks! In a bit of a pickle here. My good friends want to visit us in the US next September, coming from Germany.

One of them is a Syrian citizen with a German refugee travel document ( blue passport ). They ve been in Germany for almost a decade and have German permanent residence.

They ve applied for their B2 visa with an interview in December 23, but the intended date of travel is September 24.

Q1: Will their visa be valid for 3 months (Syria) or 10 years (Germany)?

Q2: If 3 months, then can they delay the start of the validity? Otherwise it would expire before their date of travel.

If 10 years, then an additional wrench is that their blue passport expires in May 24. I understand they they can still enter the US with a new blue passport via visa in old passport .

One idea is that they rush getting their German citizenship and German passport which they are already eligible for.

Q3: Is it correct that they couldn t combine their valid visa in expired refugee travel document with a valid German national (red) passport due to the change in citizenship?

Q4: Should they delay their visa interview by a couple months and/or withdraw their application so that they can rush getting the German passport before getting the visa?

Thank you all! This is a bit tricky.

Hello,

the above points ask for I-94 and passport details, but it says in advance:

"If your benificiary is currently in the United States, complete Item Numbers 38.a.-38.h"

Does that mean I don't need to fill it out since I'm currently in Germany? Thanks