US Immigration from Honduras

Has anyone brought records from the United States to a foreign Medical Exam? My wife has had a bunch of vaccinations here, and would like to bring the records to the medical exam in Honduras. If yes, what type of document did you bring or what should we bring? Thank you.

My husband and I just received an e-mail today from the Embassy in Honduras that he has an appointment scheduled for tomorrow at 1pm. He is at 63 days of AP after submitting his medical exam (they were not submitted at the time of his interview due to 4 months of drug monitoring program). I am excited but nervous, because I have read that if they ask for another interview (I think this is an interview), then they must be questioning our marriage. Has anyone had to go to the Embassy for the second time and if so, how did it go?

Also, they asked my husband to bring an ID to be able to enter the Embassy. They did not ask him to bring his passport. That worries me.

Here is our timeline

Interview = July 26th 2019

Medical Exam sent to Embassy = November 20, 2019

Appointment (interview?) at Embassy = February 20, 2020

Thanks

Jen

I am in the process of trying to file my taxes. I have two options..1)File married joint or 2) Head of household.

If I file married joint, then my husband has to try to get a certified copy of his passport or Driver's license. He was told today in the immigration office that they would not certify a copy of the passport. I do not feel comfortable having my husband send me his passport to then send to the IRS. We are in AP and just waiting for the Embassy to finish up AP and issue his visa.

If I file Head of household then it is as if we are not married, which does not help our case for his visa.

Has anyone had this issue, particularly for Honduras?

Please help me with any advice or suggestions.

Thanks

Hi,

My husband and I have sent form I-751 on March 1 2019. We just received a letter in the mail asking for RFE. Seems like on the form, my husband signed both part 7 and 8. They want me to sign on part 7 and send it back to them. We are just unsure if they want the whole form again or only the part 7. The letter is not very specific. They also sent a copy of the page where I was meant to sign showing my husband's signature. Has anyone made this mistake and can advice us on how to send the RFE correctly?

The letter says:

"On March 1, 2019, you and your petitioning spouse jointly filed Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, pursuant to section 216 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).

You have not established eligibility to have the conditions on your residency removed. Please submit your response of this request for evidence along with a copy of this notice.

PETITION SIGNATURE

The supporting evidence indicates that you filed Form I-751 jountly based on your marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident. "My name here" did not sign in Part 7 of the petition, instead "my husband's name here" signed in part 7 & 8. A signature is required for USCIS to process your Form I-751.

Please ensure that "my name here" signs Part 7 of the petition in block 6.a. and return the signed petition to this office.

PLACE THIS ENTIRE LETTER ON TOP OF YOUR REPONSE. SUBMISSION OF EVIDENCE WITHOUT THIS LETTER WILL DELAY PROCESSING OF YOUR CASE AND MAY RESULT IN A DENIAL. PLEASE USE THE ENCLOSED ENVELOPE TO MAIL THE ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE REQUESTED BACK TO THIS OFFICE."

Thank you in advance.

Does the embassy does update frequently because my husband status yesterday said AP then today is ready for interview but he had already had the interview and all of sudden is said AP we are waiting for his visa to be delivered on mondsy is already going to be 2 weeks i read it doesnt tske thstblong to received it when everything is approved