US Immigration from Netherlands

Hi,

My wife and I live in Holland, she's American, I'm Italian. We applied for a CR1 visa.

The NVC has closed the case and it's ready to send it to the consulate in Amsterdam for the interview.

What is the situation of the consulates around the world?

In the US consulate of Amsterdam's website, it states:

Due to limited staffing, the U.S. Consulate in Amsterdam is only able to provide very limited emergency non-immigrant visa services until further notice. This change in services does not affect currently scheduled immigrant visa appointments.

What does it mean?

Are they providing ONLY non-immigrant visas?

Are they providing immigrant visas normally and very limited non-immigrant visa?

This is very unclear!

I saw other consulates' websites:

Germany seems to be closed, Belgium and Denmark seem to be open, UK is only slowing down.

Can you please share your info with me?

Thanks

Hi there! When I filed my I-485 package, I only included myself and my husband in my household size. Since then, 3 of our best friends have moved in with us as roommates and the rent is split between all 5 of us. This is also listed on our lease. We don't share anything with them financially speaking but since we live with them, should I update my household size by the time of my interview and could the fact that we have roommates negatively impact my immigration process? The utilities are included in the rent but my husband's name is on them (our landlord is his mother and she's very helpful when it comes to me immigrating as she's an immigrant herself) and he plans to add me as soon as I get my SSN.

Thanks!

Hi,

We paid and uploaded all the documents to the NVC portal, the 23rd of December 2020.

We have already received three requests for providing more documents.

We have provided all the requested extra documents already.

The question is: the fact that they've asked for more, it means that our case has been / is being reviewed and we should get an appointment to the consulate soon?

On their website, it states that the 19 Jan 2021 they are reviewing cases from the 20 Oct 2020.

Thanks!

I filed my ROC mid November. It took the mail about a month to deliver it despite the 2-day delivery I paid for. It finally got delivered on December 28.

I still haven't received my NOA1?

My greencard (and drivers license) expires on January 28.

I'm working and driving and I don't know what to do if I don't get the notification that they received and are working on my application. I will have no proof of having taken the necessary steps to be and stay legal.

Without the extension letter and proof of application I will not be able to extend my driver's license. Am I even allowed to work once it expires? Can this count against me if I continue to work?

What do I do?

I cant fo online to check status, without the NOA1 I have no application number to look for.

I will start calling the USCIS on Monday. But my past experiences are 3 hour hold times.

Any advise would be welcome.

Hi, I'm trying to prove that I've maintained a domicile in the US. I'm using my parents' address. One of my parents is also a co-sponsor. How does this list compare to what you've used?

-Car title and insurance

-Valid driver's license from my state

-Bank statements (bank is based in same city as domicile)

-Retirement statements (US accounts, of course)

-Proof of active voter status at domicile address

-Letter of acceptance into a state educator preparatory program. Also a statement from the governor's office to state principals saying I'm eligible to be hired as a first-year teacher. I've been working on the certification requirements.

Many Thanks