US Immigration from Mexico

My husband attended his interview in Juarez today and was placed in the dreaded administrative processing. He's asked to fill out the DS-5535 form but we didn't get the actual form - just questions in an email.

He has had an unlawful presence (waived) in the United States for 22 years and has never traveled outside of the country. What type of travel does he need to report on the DS-5535? Only international travel, which would be none? Or does he have to state all travel within the United States, too? For example: we went to Florida 9 years ago. Does that have to be reported?

Filed our i-751 on Feb 22, 2021.

Filed our n-400 on July 22, 2022.

Today, on MyUSCIS it shows i-751 approved.

n-400 still says 8 months.

I was expecting a double interview --- but the i-751 was approved without even an interview. Weird. Your thoughts of what are going on?!?!?!?

Thanks!!!

Hello to all:

I just have a quick question. If our case was denied to be expedited to the consulate, would that put us back at the end of the line at NVC? I asked for a third time this July and was denied. We have been DQ since October 2021 and we're just waiting for an interview appointment.

Hello, have a question (Immigration took away/tore my uncle's traveler's visa several yeats ago due to him working in the US unauthorized) now his kids are US citizens.....and wondering if he is eligible to be "requested/brought over" to the US???

One of his kids has asked and he was told that he can not request him becausehe is now over the age of 18....is this correct???

Also, which form or what is the process to ask for forgiveness and start his application process (if, hd is even eligible?)

Thabks in advance, any info or guidance is appreciated.

So we just got our I-130 approved today. My wife is a Mexican citizen, and we are currently living in Spain. However, I have accepted a new job offer in the US, and we will be leaving Spain on October 12th of this year so that I can start my new job, meanwhile my wife will move back to Mexico while we await her visa. Since we're still living in Spain, i imagine that we would get our visa interview scheduled in Spain (Madrid, though we currently live in Barcelona). Would it make more sense to go ahead and have her fly back to do her medical exam, interview, and wait out the visa in Madrid, or should we switch her address to Mexico and schedule the interview in Mexico? The reason I say so, is it seems like time to get an interview could be much quicker in Spain than in Mexico. That being said, of course it is kind of a pain to do everything when we will no longer be in Spain and will need to come back. If we decide to change our address to Mexico, will we be able to do so at the NVC stage?