US Immigration from Ireland

hi I'm new to all this so I'm sorry if I should be posting this somewhere else but I'm not too sure how to navigate this website.

my fianc and I are filling out our form i-129f and I've come across question 37 and 38.

question 37 is a check the box on whether you have been to the US before. I checked yes as I visited Orlando in 2018.

question 38 says to fill out the following if the beneficiary is CURRENTLY in the US. however the USCIS instructions contradict this and say to include your I-94 if you've ever been in the US.

my question is do I fill out question 38's fields asking for I-94 number etc or do I leave it blank?

again I'm very sorry if this has been asked before or I'm posting this in the wrong place

Hi all

I have dual citizenship and when I applied I was living in Dublin Ireland, now I live in Northern Ireland which is part of the UK. I emailed the Dublin embassy and they said I had to change the case to the London embassy. A request was filled out as per the NVC enquiry form but they have now sent the case to Dublin anyway (In transit). Is anyone aware of how long it will now take to send it to the UK once it gets to Dublin. I can just move back to Dublin in the mean time as I do not need to be in Northern Ireland currently, would this be quicker?

Thanks

Hello,

A friend of mine and his wife filed i130, i131, i765, i485 in October 2019. Interview was postponed in April 2020 due to COVID, and was rescheduled in January 2021, in Holtsville, NY Field Office.

Following the interview, they received an RFE for 2020 IRS transcripts, 1040 and unemployment insurance benefits and end dates. They sent this on February 17th via UPS, and was signed for on February 18th. Since then, there has been no movement on his case. He has contacted both tier 1 and tier 2 agents, and been in touch with his congressperson, but has been stonewalled. He has been told that none of the RFE has been applied to his case, and that he can re submit the documents at this time.

His EAD card has expired as of March 2021, and he did not file an extension, as he was told by his lawyer that, due to the AOS interview, it could potentially complicate the process. He is undergoing extreme financial hardship at the moment, as he is unable to work, and his wife is still on a low UI benefit.

Can anyone please provide me with any potential avenues to pursue in assisting my friend?

Thanks

It's been a bad time to be a prospective immigrant from Ireland, with all the covid restrictions, the seemingly endless lockdowns, the embassy delays; I know there have been times I've been so frustrated with this country that I forget how beautiful and peaceful it is.

If the news/officials are to be believed, then lockdown restrictions should be easing soon, so hopefully that signals travel again!

I know we're all mostly trying to get out of Ireland, but before we go, what are some must-see or otherwise nice places to visit? So that when the time finally comes to leave, we can go knowing that we got a solid Irish experience.

Please share places you've been, what you recommend, what you don't, where you want to go, anything about experiencing Ireland.

Let's forget about covid for now, and remember what lies 5km+ away!

I can't wait to leave the house again.

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