US Immigration from Netherlands

Hi,

I've sent my passport to the Consulate because I was instructed to do so. My visa is ready and they need to stick it to my passport.

I've sent it April 10. I wrote an email to them (you know... to check if they received my passport) but no reply. Passport should have arrived April 13.

On the site https://ceac.state.gov/ceacstattracker/status.aspx I can read:

I suppose that something happened on April 15. The description of the status is still the same since mid-February, only che "Case Last Updated" field has been updated.

Any idea of what this means?

Many thanks.

Does anyone has any idea how long the wait is before an interview will be scheduled. I am a greencard holder and filed for a visa application for my husband 3 1/2 years ago. His case has been classified as documetarily complete: qualified since December 2019. Waiting for a visa interview at the us consulate in Amsterdam .

Hi,

I've sent my passport today to get my IR1 visa from the Consulate of Amsterdam. I should receive it back in about 1 week.

I have a job offer already, and I'm thinking to move to the US in May to start working the last week of May.

Can I work with my visa or must I wait for my SSN or Green Card to be delivered in America? Is there some sort of SSN or related number on the visa?

Thanks

Hello,

soon I will start the process to apply for Citizenship.

I have 2 questions:

1) We are soon moving and will be traveling around so won't have a steady physical address. Knowing the process will take a couple of months and they move the case when you move to another state. We do own property in Arizona but physically we won t be there the whole time. Can I use an address of a friend or.... What do you recommend so I don t delay the process?

2) My application is marriage based so Be physically present in The United States for at least 18 months out of the 3 years immediately preceding the date of filing the application.

I counted my time abroad over the last couple of years:

In 2019: 9 months in the US, In 2020: 10 months in the US, In 2021: 4 months in the US (counted till May 1^st), so 23 months which means I am good to go for the application?

Thanks

Hi all,

I have a question. So I have my I751 interview early next week and my N400 is waiting to be scheduled for an interview. I filed online.

I was wondering if for online filers, the case is accessible at the local office, or does NBC print it out and send it to the local office, like they do with paper-printed files?

Just trying to prepare myself for a possible combo-interview, even though I am not expecting it.

Does anybody know or is this one of the USCIS secrets? And what do you guys think the odds would be for a combo interview?

Thank you!