US Immigration from Moldova

Hello all,

Quick question as my wife and I prepare her adjustment of status applications. She entered the country on January 29th on a K-1 visa and since then we have married and currently have an application out for her SSN.

We will file our AOS documents once her new SSN is received but I had a couple of questions:

• For the Medical examination I've read that she is exempt if she completed an examination as part of her K-1 interview. She did in fact complete this step, but those records were in her sealed packet that was provided to CBP when she entered the country. She never received any sort of confimation of her medical exam other than this so I'm wondering what to do about this Form I-693. Do we ignore it with a written explaination as to why or should be have some sort of supporting doucmentation regarding her prior medical exam. If we cannot get this, then does she need to schedule one before we can apply for the AOS.
• We'd like to file her AOS documents as soon as we get the above question answered, but we realized we do not have a copy of her passport arrival stamp as her passport is current at the SSA offices. We do have a copy of her passport bio page, her k-1 visa and her i-94 record. Can we proceed with filing without the arrival stamp or would it be better to wait until we receive her passport back from SSA. If a few weeks go by and we approach our 90 limit, and we still do not have her passport, I'm assuming I should submit what we do have with a written explaination as to why we do not have a copy of the stamp?

Thanks as always everyone.

Hello! My husband and I have our adjustment of status green card interview Monday! Any tips? Also, can we bring our 5 month old to the interview?

My fianc just arrived in the U.S. on a K1 visa. We plan on getting married in the next couple of weeks and proceeding with our Adjustment of Status.

I have a question regarding obtaining a SSN for my fiance. I've read that the typical recommendation after arriving in the U.S. is to:

1. Wait 2 weeks and apply for a SSN
2. Get Married
3. If the K1 visa holder is changing names, apply for a new SSN to reflect this
4. Begin filing Adjustment of Status documents

My fianc has an existing SSN from about a decade ago when she was in the U.S. on some sort of student/work exchange program. She lived and worked in the state of MA for about 6 weeks; her current SSN card says "VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH DHS AUTHORIZATION". Do I still need to do step 1 in this case since she already has her SSN, or does the submittal of the SS5 form adjust her status in the U.S. in any way? I was going to register her on the mySSN website and check for validity/earnings history, but assuming everything looks good and we are still in possession of her original card, can we skip this step?

Hi everyone! I posted some questions about my daughter 's case which is moving but slowly. We petitioned for her in 2013. Finally, we are now almost at the last stage of getting her visa fun. It is F11 visa.

The question:

In November 2020 we got email from NVC saying all documents are accepted.NVC will work with the consulate to schedule her interview and etc.

WHAT exactly we need to do now? How it works? Will we get a notice with the instructions? Will they notify us about interview date? Who has the same experience?

Thank you!

Hello all,

I'm petitioning my fiance for a K-1 visa and she has her interview scheduled this Thursday. When going through our final checklist last week, she realized that we must have misplaced our original copy of my signed I-134 form I had completed as part of our Evidence of Support. I immediately filled out a new copy on Friday and sent it via DHL to my fiance to arrive at the earlist possible opportunity, which is unfrotunately the day AFTER her interview. So not I'm wondering if it would be best for her to attend the interview THursday as scheduled, or try and reschedule to a later time.

If she proceeds with the interview Thursday, this is what she will have available as evidence:

• Copy of I-134 form with digital signature only
• Copy of my U.S. Passport to indicate U.S. status
• Copy of final 2020 paystub with Year-end totals
• Copy of first 2021 paystub
• Copy of 2019 W2 (2020 is not available yet)
• Copy of 2019 Federal Tax Return
• December 2020 Checking Account Statement
• December 2020 Savings Account Statement
• December 2020 Health Savings Account Statement
• December 2020 Roth IRA Statement
• December 2020 401k Statement
• December 2020 non-retirement Brokerage Statements
• Screenshot of U.S. Treasury website showing holdings of U.S. series I and series EE bonds (no statements are available on the TreasuryDirect webpage)

In addition to whether it would be better to proceed Thursday or postpone.........are there any other documents that may be suggested? I saw some individuals have included letters from their emplyoer which we did not do, however I could contact my comapny's HR department on Monday to get something quick if necessary.

Thanks in advance everyone.