US Immigration from Mexico

My appointment for naturalization is coming up and my appointment letter says to bring my passport and or or any documents used in connection with any entries to the United states what if I m missing my passport and the document I used to enter the country? Do I simply tell them I no longer have them? I came to the US when I was 3 and became a permanent resident at 9, so I had no control of the documents. What do I do?

My fiance, had his interview,and then they told him they need it more time,to review the case and 2 weeks after i receive a letter requesting to send his current valid passport...but it doesn't say,if his visa was approved or denied.? HAD A ANYONE BEEN IN THIS SITUATION? WHY WOULD THEY ASK 4 IT?

We ve been married for 12 years. I lived in Mexico the first 8 of them and have a well-documented marriage with him on my US taxes the last three years. He received his visa in early December and entered the country. when I saw it I see it says IV expires May 25, 2020. I had to call US CIS about something else so I asked them about that and she maybe we would need to do a 751 to remove the conditional status. I assumed he would get a 10 year visa, but this is only 5 months! i m hoping this is a mistake or it ll be different when he receives his green card in hand, because it s about another $600 to do this if we have to. Why would they only give him a visa for five months, or is this something different?

Nothing online I found was clear, but we decided to honeymoon in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands in November 2019. Let's clear this up.

I am a birthright US citizen from Arizona. My wife is K1. We went to the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico for a five-week honeymoon in 2019, before she received AP, or Employment Authorization, or anything else. This was about 100 days after her entry to the US on K1.

There were no checks on the flight from Dallas to San Juan. There were no checks in San Juan.

We flew from San Juan to Charlotte Amalie. There were no checks.

Do not go to the British Virgin Islands, even for the day. This is considered leaving the US, and you will not be permitted to re-enter on a K1.

We flew from Charlotte Amalie back to San Juan. There is a formal immigration point in the Charlotte Amalie departure section. They checked her K1, we said we are married and waiting on a green card. They wished us a safe flight with no problems. We flew to San Juan. Arriving in San Juan, immigration agents again checked everyone's passport, including my wife's. They saw the K1, we said she is a green card applicant, they waived us through.

We flew from San Juan back to Houston. There were no checks.

Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands are incredible honeymoon locations, and it is not worth staying at home after marriage because you read online that your flight could get diverted. The chance of this is miniscule.

If you are K1, make sure you started your 485 and received the Receival Notice, and head to PR and the USVI. It is perfectly legal and allowed.

Have Fun!

My spouses CR-1 green card expires on 10/12/20 and I am already beginning to think about the process.

1. We can start applying for removal of conditions on 7/12/20 correct since her GC expires on 10/12/20?

2. Does my immigrant spouse need to include my (US citizen) previous divorce decree even though we did that during the consular process for the I-130?

3. When she goes for the I-551 stamp into her Mexican passport she has to surrender the existing plastic green card to USCIS at the infopass appointment?

4. How will this affect her existing SENTRI card that she uses to expedite border crossing in a car/or walking by land? Her Sentri expires in 2024.

5. We are going to start fostering children in our home this February 2020. Could this be grounds for an expedite?

6. Does expedite exist in the ROC process? She originally got an expedite during the consular process due to a tumor in the head. She is still under treatment for this under an American endocrinologist.

7. I plan on including; new pictures from 2018-on; joint accounts; bank, car insurance, credit cards, costco, electric bill, our previous lease at an apartment, current lease at our new house, copies of my ID's, BC, etc and the same for her.