US Immigration from Honduras

My husband entered into the U.S on Saturday, September 13th. His passport was stamped but I just found out it was not stamped with the stamp that allow for working. Has this ever happened to anyone and any suggestions on how to fix this? He had a phone interview today for a job, but they can't continue with his employment due to not have the correct stamp to act as a temporary green card.

Hello all,

I have a question regarding form I-212.

I m an American citizen and applied for a K1 visa for my fianc in Honduras. She came to the US back in 2003 illegally (she was 11 yers old) and was ordered deportation. Her mother didn t show up to court and missed her court date. Then when she turned 18, she voluntarily left the country. It has been more than 10 years since she s been in the US. Do we need to file from I-212 or since it has been more than 10 years she s ok?

Thanks for any advice you can give!

I didn't put that my fiance has a son from a previous relationship on the i129f because he wont be able to bring him with him. is it going to affect us at the embassy. I'm sure it will be asked and we wont deny it but the mother of the child wont let him come and my fiance doesnt have custody of his son. I have no problem paying the child support while he is not allowed to work.

My husband and I just received an email from the Embassy in Honduras and it has left us confused. My initial thought is that it is a generic response, but wanted to reach out for any help in this matter.

Here is our background.

First interview - July 26th 2019

First M.E. expired - January 14, 2020

Second interview - February 20, 2020

Request for new M.E from Embassy - March 19, 2020

New M.E sent to U.S Embassy August 4, 2020

Case updated August 5, 2020

Case updated August 6, 2020

Email sent to us August 6, 2020

Here is the email that was sent to us. My initial thought is that it is a generic response, but not sure. I am also not sure why they have not requested his police report since it also expired. I did contact them, letting them know we were confused, but we would resend the form. They were given the form at his first interview. Anyways, thank you for reading and giving me ideas about this.

Waiting for interview for I751. Filed in September last year. So having time to overthink, I noticed that people have missed letters for interviews after moving. Fine, we haven t moved.

When checking the profile on myUSCIS, it struck me as odd as it has an incomplete mailing address (missing unit # for townhouse, though mailman knows my name). The notices and extension letter were mailed with the information including the unit number. I thought maybe it was using the physical address, which doesn t display.

Should I leave this alone if it s worked so far and nothing s changed-that is what displays to the user isn t what they use? I hate to do anything different if we received mail okay, but it doesn t look 100% correct.