US Immigration from Japan

Hello. I just had my medical for my CR1 visa. The clinic mentioned that everything would be sent directly to the embassy and only a vaccination worksheet would be emailed to me.

I showed them the note on the state gov page that says chest x rays must be carried when entering the US. However they wouldn't budge and said they don't give anything to the applicants in hand and that I should contact the embassy instead, when I go for the interview.

Has anyone else faced this before? Is this the new process?

Is there a specific timeframe for when it should arrive? How do we track it s delivery? We re we supposed to do something else after my wife arrived to the US?

My wife s port of entry was July 19. It s been one month now. I was under the assumption that it should arrive in a few weeks. We did not change address because we are still living in the current resident addresses in the I-130 and NVC packet. We logged into our USCIS account and saw the choice to change address but no choice to track or locate the green cards status.

I noticed this today. We used to be able to select our specific Service Center on the official USCIS processing page. It has now been replaced with a generic "All Service Centers" option. It's disheartening because our service center previously had a far lower processing time (according to their own data in the prior 6 months) than the overall average across all service centers. Could they be consolidating I-751s or moving them to different Service Centers? I don't see why they would remove this option.

Any issues with my beneficiary visiting the US on a tourist visa after NOA2 / I-130 approval?

Hello,

I noticed there is a new question on page 4, part 8. The question is about Operation Allies Welcome, which clearly does not apply to a our re-entry application. My question is, should we simply answer the question "no" or leave it blank. Obviously N/A would be the best answer to this question, but it only gives a yes or no option.

Thank you!