US Immigration from Italy

Good morning everyone!

I have a question regarding the address change, while the case is still at NVC.

When my fianc (the US petitioner) and I (the alien beneficiary) filed the I-129, we provided as his residency "address x", where he was living at the time and where we were supposed to live together.

However, he moved and I would like to update his new residency and change the address related to my future one.

I am pretty confused about what we are supposed to do, since our case is still at NVC: is it enough to NVC and let them know the new address or should I file some form?

Also, when filing the DS-160 can I already provide the new address or should I use the old one?

Thank you for your help!

Soooo I was looking over my I-129F petition and I saw that I forgot to check 5d Not applicable, beneficiary is my spouse or I am not a multiple filer under the multiple filer section . This is my first submission, should I go ahead and assume they re not going to bother to check that I ve never filled before and send me an RFE?

Hi guys!

A little bit of a drama here as my husband and I filled the application for AOS and sent it yesterday to USCIS in Chicago and we are a little worried because we didn't attach the new i944 form.

A bit of context:

He is an American citizen, I am Italian (he actually has Italian citizenship too) and we have been in a long distance relationship for about a year.

I came to USA in March this year under the visa waiver program and we were planning to move together to Denmark in May.

But that was not possible anymore because of the pandemic (canceled flights, no entry to the country, no job market and so on)

Other than that, we were planning on getting married this summer, in Italy

But given the situation we decided to do it in May in California and file for the AOS.

So the marriage was celebrated about 75 days after I entered the country. We sent the envelope to USCIS yesterday, June the 9th, which was the last of my 90 day stay here.

I have a couple of doubts and I hope that you guys can help me with that!

First, we found out about the i944 form yesterday and as we didn't have time to file it during the day (as it calls for documents that we didn't have ready) we decided to send the application without it, planning to send the form during the next week or soon. Would that be OK? Or that might cause the rejection of the application?

I red that USCIS would simply ask for it, along with the medical one (693 something), but there is no certainty.

Also, we red that as we got married before the end of the 90 days, there might be the presumption that we were already planning on staying. Is that true?? We could have waited a couple weeks more for the wedding, but I would have overstayed without a "valid reason" and isn't that against the law?

We have our flight ticket cancelation and my application to an university in Denmark as a proof that this was not planned, would that be sufficient proof?

So I guess, my real question is: what to do now? Send another envelope with the additional forms? Or block the checks and resend the whole application including the new forms? Or Just wait for USCIS to ask for them?

I am so anxious!!! We were trying to do everything following the rules, but it feels like a maze.

Thank you!

Guys,

I know how painful this moment is for all of us.

I wanted to open a new thread where we can just exchange real information about the Consulate & Embassy openings in EU.

I would like you guys to post the information you have acquired so far over this topic so we can monitor the situation altogether.

Please, do not post anything that belongs to the rumour mill or comes from the world-of-mouth.

As far as I am concerned, the Consulate of Naples - Italy - told me that they are going to resume the routine VISA services when the Presidential Proclamation of March 11th 2020 will be lifted.

But they did not provide me with an ETA.

Have you received any other information/updates? Did they provide you with any dates?

Thank you for your collaboration.

Hi everyone! I didn't see a thread for the June 2020 I-751 lifting conditions filers, so I figured to start one!

Leave comments/concerns, support is always needed throughout a process with USCIS.