US Immigration from Italy

Hi guys, I know that this question has been asked many times already, but I hope that you can give me some feedback anyways.

So here is my situation: I was admitted to the US in March 2020 on ESTA (visa waiver program) and I ended up overstaying and applying for AOS after marriage to USC in May 2020 (for those who are curious, we've been together for years and we were planning to get married in Italy, but then covid happened and we had to change our plans).

I just got my EAd+AP card and I'm planning to go visit my family in Europe in August.
I know that the card is No guarantee of reentry and that there is always the risk of being sent back to my country, but is the risk so high?

I will be traveling with my husband and my daughter (she was born here at the end of 2020), both USC.
Two family members died last month, that's why I absolutely need to go visit my family.. Otherwise I would wait to have my GC to travel.

ANY similar experiences?
Thank you

I'm preparing my Adjustment of status from a k1 visa and specifically the I-864, but my IRS transcript is still being processed since March and I can't get it. Is it possible to attach form 1040 and W2 for evidence of support? Will it lead to a RFE? Thank you!

Hello again dear friends,

A short background to explain the matter better: In September 2020 I received the SSN (funny thing it arrived before the ITIN) for and AOS, so in October I sent my ITIN notice back to the IRS as requested by it in order the have my records updated.

In April my wife, who I filed jointly for tax returns with, received the 3rd check but I have not. So, calling the IRS for another problem, we were told that despite they received my ITIN (many months before), they had not updated my record yet. And this is why I did not get mine.
Now, has anybody experienced something similar? Is there any chance to receive it without waiting for the 2021 tax return in 2022?

Thank you, Lilly

Hi guys!

Yesterday I gave my biometrics for the i-765 and my case hasn't been updated yet to fingerprints taken! Is this normal? How long does it take to be updated?

I'm a little worried because when I gave my biometrics for the i-485 application, the case status was updated the very next day to fingerprints taken (and to 'ready to schedule an interview' two days later) and also because my appointment for the work permit was for May 28th, but I went yesterday hoping that they would accept a walk in (and surprisingly, after a thousand questions and a long wait, they did accept) and I'm worried that that's an irregularity of some kind and my biometrics went lost (yes, I'm overworrying, I know l ol)

Hi VisaJourney friends,

I am a combo I-751 / N400 filer (San Francisco Field Office). I filed my I-751 two and a half years ago (December 2018) and I just received an RFIE asking for documentation to prove that my marriage is a bona fidae one. I would appreciate if you could give some advice on which documents to send to USCIS. Some details about my situation:

- me and my wife have always lived together. We rented three different apartments - we have signed leases for all of them dating back to 2015 - and we recently bought a home. By recently, I literally mean last month;

- we always filed taxes together;

- the title on the home is in both name - common tenancy with right of survivorship. The mortgage, however, is in my name only because my wife has not been working over the last two years and a half. Given that she has a lower credit score than mine - low 700s - having her on the mortgage could have resulted in a higher mortgage rate with no real benefit. Could this be a problem from USCIS perspective?

- we do have a shared bank account, which however we use mostly for savings and some small expenses; otherwise, we have separate bank accounts. Again, can this be a problem?

- most of the bills are in my name only. We do have joint car insurance and joint medical insurance. We also have life insurances with each of us listed as the sole beneficiary in case of death.

I am planning to send the following documentation:

- leases for each year since I became a permanent resident;

- tax returns with W2s and tax transcripts for each year since I became a permanent resident;

- title on house showing tenancy in common with right of survivorship;

- quarterly balance from shared bank account since I became a permanent resident;

- car insurance documents since I became a permanent resident;

- joint medical insurance through my employer;

- life insurance documents;

- pictures and two or more affidavits from friends.

Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for any help!