US Immigration from Nepal

Hello,

I received my greencard through marriage to a USC on 2014. We divorced after 4 years of marriage. I have applied for my citizenship and have an interview on Jan 5. I married my wife last year. Even though I am filing for n-400 based on 5 year rule, how likely is it that I am going to be asked questions about my previous marriage? My interview is at Irving, Texas. Has anyone been through something similar?

Hello,

Just got the interview date for N400 interview and I'm working on putting together the document I must take with me. I read the appointment letter and also searched post created by many in the past. So here is what I have so far.

1. Appointment Letter
2. Green Card
3. Selective Service: Does not apply as I was a non immigrant before 26.
4. Previous passports
5. Itinerary for all my travel dates in the past 5 years. I don't have the boarding pass for all of them but I do have electronic tickets which I'll print.
6. Tax transcripts for the last 5 years.
7. I have multiple traffic citations over the years which I paid. Unfortunately I didn't keep the receipts. I was lucky enough to find court record for one of the citation in one of the county online which I printed but unfortunately courts don't keep records more than 10 years. I have requested DMV personal driving record though. I viewed my record online as well and it's clean.
8. Marriage certificate just in case along with the copy of my wife's GC. She got the GC through me.
9. Passport size photos. I'll bring a few just incase as I've seen other mention this.

Does this look like a good list to carry to the interview? Please let me know if I'm missing anything.

Some more questions.

• My wife hasn't arrived to US when I filed the application but she is now. Do I print out and take an updated page for Part 10 (Marital History) so it's easier for IO?
• Regarding #7 - would not having receipts of traffic violation cause an issue? I'll have the latest DMV record going 11 years back. Also, if I hadn't taken care of the fines they would have suspended my license.
• I've been working for the same company that sponsored by GC. I also owned and operated side business (part-time) after getting my GC which I've listed in the application and file taxes for. Is there any additional documentations I need to take for that?

Thanks a lot!

F22 got DQ on jun 27..and waiting for the ban to be lifted.. recently my petitioner changed the address..so should we update the new addres on the DS-260 or what shall we do please help..

thank you ..

hi all,

My parents (who are green card holders) have been out of US for about more than a year now. They could not return within a year because of the pandemic and also personal health issues which extended their stay outside US. They are both 65+.

They used to live with me in my current US address. Now I am moving (few miles down the road).

How do I update AR-11 for my parents? I was their petitioner.

Please advise

Hello, I hope you are all having a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving.

My fiancee (from Nepal) was unable to use her approved K1 visa to travel earlier this year due to the lockdowns, and it has since expired in August. We have been in contact with the US embassy in Nepal via emails in order to have her visa reissued. One officer from the consular section called my fiancee and asked her to visit the embassy within two days to make the payment for the reissuance with cash. She met with the Embassy on October 6th. While submitting her passport and Visa package and making the payment, she was told she would receive her documents with the reissued Visa within 2-3 weeks of completing her medical exam. Her medical exam was completed on October 9th and the report was sent by the medical center to the embassy on October 13th of this year.

It has since been over seven weeks since she completed her medical exam and there has been no indication on the part of the embassy where her visa is along in the process. We have called and emailed the embassy support team several times but they refuse or are unable to give us any update. Lately they have not been responding at all to our requests for a status update over emails. We understand that the whole COVID19 situation has severely affected workloads, however the simple lack of communication on the part of the embassy is very frustrating.

Is there any way for us to find out when we can expect her visa to be reissued or what the hold up is specifically on our case? The fact that my fiancee was asked to visit the embassy urgently back in early October and no response from them after the formalities on the part of my fiancee was completed (payment of reissuance fee, submitting of documents and retaking the medical examination and vaccination) is something we are simply unable to understand.

Also, we have heard that K1 visa processing has been routinely suspended since March or so this year, but can't find any concrete evidence of this. Is this class of visas no longer being processed? If so, what are our legal options at this point?

Thank you for any and all responses in advance.