US Immigration from Israel

hello all,

just got dq a few days ago, and waiting for interview in Jerusalem embassy.

anyone has a information about the waiting duration to be scheduled for interview.

*visa category : f2a.

there isn't a lot of information on the web about the queue in the jerusalem embassy, and i just trying to get a clue what we are facing.

hi guys,

in part 6 in case i was not required to file tax return in the most recent year, how should i fill this section for not been rejected. (i am using a joint sponsor).

and in ceac what document should i upload in FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURN OR TRANSCRIPT.

and of course i attached a letter explaining why i didnt file tax for most recent year, using the EXPLANATION FOR NOT FILING TAXES option in the additional docs section.

please help i dont want to get rejected and wait another two month for nothing.

My wife just received her citizenship/naturalization after a successful final ceremony and oath ceremony. She is now a citizen but does not yet have a passport. She needs to take a domestic flight, however, before receiving her passport. We are wondering what kind of evidence she needs to present at security to fly.

Has anyone been in this particular situation?

Presumably, it would no longer make sense to fly using her Israeli passport since her permanent resident status no longer applies.

I didn't find too much information in this forum about WOM, so I wanted to share my progress so far.

I filed I-485 on September 2019. Normal processing times in my field office are 15.5 months. I have been waiting for a decision for almost 3 years. I had an interview on February 2022. Filing outside normal processing times requests, inquiries to my senator, congresswoman and ombudsman did not help me.

I filed the complaint to the federal court a few weeks ago. That same day, the judge issued an order, returning my case to the USCIS and giving them 120 days to make a decision in my case. That same day, court closed my case. The USCIS hasn't yet filed a response to the court. I believe that even after the court marked the case closed, USCIS can file a notice of appearance within the 120 days. If the USCIS doesn't provide an answer within 120 days, I think that the judge can issue time extensions, so it seems like there is still a long way to go.

On a positive note, at least I'm here with my wife, and we don't have to do this process while maintaining a long distance relationship, like we did during the k-1 application.

Hi All,

I'm helping your replies will put my mind at ease: My husband attended his oath ceremony today in Atlanta. No family was allowed inside, so it was only him and the other new citizens. After they gave everyone certificates, one of the leaders ushered a large group of the new citizens into a hallway and told them to wait there. But, after that person left, the group of people went to the elevators, including my husband (just following the group). Now he is worried he might have missed something critical.

Would there have been anything additional he needed to complete while he was inside after getting the official naturalization certificate? Thank you.