US Immigration from Israel

Hello everyone

Thought we could use our own thread to follow along.

Sent in our I-751 on 3/4.

I m confused. I applied to extend my expired AP.
When I check online, I see this message:

Case Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was Sent. On March 21, 2021, we received your Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, Receipt Number .., and sent you a receipt notice or acceptance notice.

However, today I received this email:

Thank you for your inquiry dated February 28, 2022. Our system shows that your Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, was denied on January 20, 2022. The Denial Notice was mailed to the address on file.

I haven t received anything in the mail.
What should I do?
Why would they deny it after I have been waiting for almost one year, and after they already approved my first AP?

Hi my L-1 Visa got approved with the USCIS, I went to the Interview at the US embassy In Tel Aviv and after a few questions the answer I got Is that It's on administrative process. It's been 45 days since the Interview.

Does anyone knows how long It usually takes? And If there Is anything I can do?

Thanks

I had the AOS interview on 2/16/22, and that same day the USCIS case status changed to "Interview Was Completed And My Case Must Be Reviewed".

A day later, on 2/17/22, my EAD renewal application was approved after I have been waiting since September 2021.

I am wondering if it's a pure coincidence or the two are related.

hey everyone, I m letting my wife use my profile to write what happened to us today. She is the USC:

Today we had our green card interview. I m the wife . It was such a terrible experience and feeling. The officer interrogated my husband for over two hours . We submitted tons and tons of evidence of our relationship. We been together 4 years . I said 4 words ! He asked me about my past marriage about why it ended . He also asked me how I met my husband which our mother s introduced us . He was not interested in the marriage portion at all other than the hard evidence. He grilled my husband for hours basically trying to find out if he ever worked illegally or over stayed his visa which he did not . We can t even say at all which way it went good or bad . There s a very small slight chance we ll get approved. Otherwise I think it may be another interview or request for evidence. It was so strange to feel they didn t care about to love or marriage part just grilling my husband.

Now from my prospective. I m the husband. The interview went on for 2 hours. 10:15am to 12:15pm. The officer started by asking my wife a couple of questions about her previous marriage. She petitioned for her first husband 15 years ago. They were married for 2 years. Then he grilled me. I filed for divorce in June 2017. We started dating in March 2018. He asked about my divorce in Israel, which was in November 2019. We applied for k-1 in January 2019. The post divorce order regarding custody was issued in may 2020. It seemed like he expressed some concern there.
Then he continued to ask about me participating in military groups because I marked yes in the I-485 because I was in the Israeli army. Apparently I made some mistakes marking yes for questions about groups who are using weapons. He corrected it.
Then he questioned me about my mailing address for which I listed my parents home. I explained it was because we were trying to move out of our apartment. But it s been 2.5 years that we are trying to find a house so I get his point. I am not on the lease agreement. Our landlord wanted to raise our security deposit if I were to be added.
I wrote on the I-485 that I m unemployed. In the interview I said that when I got my EAD, I started helping my parents a bit, and they have been helping us financially, but I m currently looking for a job. I added that I report all the income on my taxes.
He barely asked us questions about our marriage. The only question he asked was how did we meet. He didn t ask any of the questions you typically see on forums or YouTube videos.
mat the end of the interview, he didn t give us an answer. He said that we will either get a yes, rfe or second interview. It can take anything between weeks to a year.

What do you think? We are really concerned. What now? What do we need to be prepared for? If we get denied, do we need to we need to move to Israel and start the process again? Do we start the process again here while I m in the US?