US Immigration from Kenya

Hello,

I'm hoping a Kenyan or Ugandan member could help me out here (wasn't sure how to post on those forums). I obtained my police certificate from Uganda in Jan but wasn't able to use it due to interview cancellation in April. Will the consulate accept the certificate even though it indicates that it's valid for 6 months? In other words, it the police certificate good to use for a year even though it states that it is valid for 6 months? I want to know if I should get a new one to avoid being stuck in AP.

Please assist. Thanks in advance

(Hope i'm clear with my question).

First congratulations to everybody done with ceremony. Does anybody have a clue about rescheduling interviews ? The USCIS website doesn't show any hope.

It seems some nations DO NOT consider spouses of US citizens exempt from the presidential proclamation. Should I involve a lawyer or a senator for our case? (I am seeing CR-1 spousal visas being issued in other nations, but it seems our nation misunderstands the ex. order). We tried to get an emergency visa stamping for my husband (CR-1 spousal), and we got denied and they cited the executive order about jobs. Can someone please explain this because I thought spouses of US citizens are exempt. Is our consulate misinterpreting the executive order?

Thank you for your email.

Please note that routine consular operations are currently suspended because of the COVID- 19 crisis. Therefore, we are unable to process the case at this time. More information regarding exceptions is provided on the link below in line with the presidential proclamation.

In the future when consular operations resume, we will review the case. You may monitor the same at www.travel.state.gov.

See also the announcement below:

24 April, 2020

On April 22, President Trump signed a proclamation suspending entry into the United States of certain immigrants who present risk to the U.S. labor market during the economic recovery following the COVID-19 outbreak. The proclamation is effective at 11:59 p.m. EDT on April 23 and expires in 60 days, unless continued by the President. U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, and those holding valid immigrant visas on the effective date of the Proclamation, are not subject to the proclamation. No valid visas will be revoked under this Proclamation. Routine visas services have been suspended at U.S. posts worldwide, but as resources allow, embassies and consulates will continue to provide emergency and mission critical visa services for applicants who are not subject to this presidential proclamation. The full text of the presidential proclamation is available on the White House website at: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/proclamation-suspending-entry-immigrants-present-risk-u-s-labor-market-economic-recovery-following-covid-19-outbreak/.

Please stay safe and healthy!

Good day.

1. I sent like 30 pages for ROC evidences, half being bank statements for the 4/5 months preceding my filing. Anyway, I got approved last month.

2. I know of some people, in real life and VJ, who send bulky evidences, in cartons. They get approved.

3. Now I know of a case which sent just I-751 alone with 1 or 2 years tax return and got approved during this COVID19 time, without RFE. Now this one baffles me. I know to each their own and quality is better than quantity, but just one evidence? Mmmm . This is a complete polar opposite of 2 above

Now as the USCIS reopened , does anybody have his interview rescheduled?