US Immigration from Israel

[I did a short search for similar topics and only saw posts from over a decade ago. Please let me know if this is already covered at length somewhere else and I should remove it.]

With the extension letter now guaranteeing lawful presence and entrance into the U.S. as the i-751 is under review (despite some doomsday lawyers saying GCs are all under threat because of the revoking of some GCs for people choosing to mix the delicate terms of their i-485 form with hate crimes, terrorism, and/or vandalism), I just realized that the HR department at my employer's may eventually ask me if I have a new GC for their records.

- Could one run into issues when providing a copy of said letter to HR?

- When applying for new jobs, has it been more challenging explaining what the letter is and how it all works?

- Is there a simple website/resource that can bridge this gap in knowledge for employers?

The current HR generalist at my work happens to be an immigrant, probably not an issue. But in the coming months I will be applying for new jobs while shifting from social services into becoming a psychotherapist full time. I appreciate hearing some stories on how you all navigated this.

Thank you,

Hi,

After applying for my first US passport, I got a mail requesting that I indicate the place of birth to appear in my passport: Israel or Jerusalem.

I am an Israeli citizen, born in Jerusalem, with an Israeli passport.

I'm not sure what the best option is.

Would choosing one over the other have any consequences?

Thank you

I m dq February 12, 2021 nvc

waiting for interview for 2 years and 7 months is this normal?

this is a freaking out post!
last week my wife had the interview, and while the interview went pretty well, still got 221g for proof of domicile and her old non-immigrant visa, but they still kept the passports.
few days later we filed the proof of domicile and the old visa. but then 2 days later they sent the passport back to us without the visa and requested also military records(which i also submitted today on ceac)
how bad is this that they sent back the passports?? i am freaking out!!

Hey,

My wife had her immigrant visa interview on Wednesday in Jerusalem, I am an American citizen, both of us live together in Israel and the address I put on the I-864 is an address in Israel were we live and work.

The consul told her that basically the visa was approved but we still need to provide additional documents for proof of domicile and only then she will receive her passport with the visa.

We have an American bank account, but he said we need more proof, I was thinking to ask my aunt who lives in the states to sign a lease agreement that we will rent a room in her house. will that be enough? what other proof can we provide? Sign a GYM membership maybe? Renters insurance?

Thanks for any advice.