US Immigration from Mexico

@pushbrk

Hey Pushbrk, you ve helped me get all my stuff in order and I submitted our I-130. I just saw that they have an alternative option for income if you can show assets of 3 plus times the 125% pov level in lieu of income. Is this correct? We re having a hell of a time trying to navigate two moves and a job. Thanks for any feedback. The reason for this question is if it is possible I might reconsider just moving to Mexico for the time being.

We had our interview yesterday April 18th, and as of today Wednesday, April 19th, our status on CEAC has changed to "issued". I need to return to the US for work this weekend, and am hoping my spouse can return with me this trip, but we're cutting it close time wise. Anyone have any recent experience with how long from "issued" to ready for pick-up at the Madrid embassy?

I have a question about the interviews. My wife got her citizenship so we applied for her parents. We submitted the exact same documents for both parents. Her mom was DQ'd September 14 but they sent an RFE for her dad. We had to send copies of W2/1099's even though we had included 3 years of full tax returns. We uploaded those and he was DQ'd November 2. I submitted an inquiry asking NVC to link the cases so the interview date would be the same. They sent me the same vanilla response they send everyone for everything. While they "attempt" to process and schedule related cases together, they make no guarantees. Is it possible they would end up with different interview dates, and if that happens, what can I do about it?

We had our interview yesterday, April 18th. There were no issues and we were told my spouse's visa was approved. However, I logged onto CEAC today out of curiosity, and noticed that I had received a message 2 weeks ago saying that my joint sponsor is missing a W2 that we need to upload (she doesn't have one as she's self-employed). Is it important that I respond to this with a letter stating we don't have this W2 (i.e., will the return of my spouse's passport be delayed due to this), or can I ignore it since our visa was already approved?

I am now thinking I answered this question wrong. I think they probably meant what was your status before citizenship but I checked other and put US Citizen. You can't use the form N600 if you are not a citizen so answering LPR didn't make much sense since my daughter is a citizen now not a LPR. How did others answer that question?

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