US Immigration from Netherlands

Can I still send it separately or is there another way to get text notifications? Not a huge deal but I just had no idea it existed until after I read on it here.

Hi all! I'm not sure if this should go in the Consulate section or here, but my best guess is here.
I have my interview friday and I'll have to drive 4-5h so I'm rechecking everything now. And sadly, I missed something. I read this sentence too fast regarding the evidence of support: 'A photocopy of the petitioner s IRS tax transcripts and any relevant W-2s must be included.'. We included his W-2s from last year, but I totally missed the tax transcripts part. So dumb!! And it apparently takes 10-15 days for it to get to him, and my interview is in... 36h.. Yippie!

Now I know that when you forget something you can send it to them and if everything is all good, THEN they'll approve/deny it. But I was wondering if anyone knows if there is a chance they might 'overlook' it or not care?

I absolutely hate myself for not double checking earlier, even though I did but totally read over it, but at this point I can't do anything to fix it haha.

I have been looking at some timelines and I noticed that most RFE's are received before the biometrics appointment. Is this true or did I just only see those? I'm asking because I checked one wrong box (8.61 public charge question) and I am wondering if they would even send an RFE if that is the only thing wrong with my filed documentation. Apparently I am by default subject to it and I already provided the additional info they ask there in the package like household size and income. Anyone heard about this particular oops in the form and RFE or not? I saw one topic on it, but the OP had a list of things in the RFE so I can see where they would include that part than too.

Maybe someone has an educated opinion on this?

Hi!

I was reading through the AoS checklist/guide because my interview is next week and I always like to know what's ahead.
I just saw the medical portion, the I-693. The issue is that I got my 2nd dose of hep shots a month ago, and the third dose needs to be 6 months after. However, my issue is that my plan is to move in november, which makes the date to file AoS before february, day depending on when I'd actually land/reach PoE.
That means that there's a big possiblity that I can't get my third dose, unless they allow it to be done a few weeks early. Does anyone have any experience with this?

My timeline currently looks like this:
- Medical + shots received 6th of August

- Visa interview 13th of September

- Desired moving date 2nd of November

Hello!

I'm new-not-so-new here. My husband is here on an L1A visa and I will be filing a CR-1 for him in the next couple of days. I previously filed for my ex-husband a K-1 visa and all the subsequent applications and I'm worried about the timeline.

In North Carolina, you have to wait a year AFTER you've moved out to file for divorce. We had separated previous to moving out so by the time I was able to actually divorce, I was already in another relationship. Our divorce finalized in late February this year and I remarried in late March.

Just asking for opinions: Is there anything I should add to explain the situation or should I just file as is and let them request additional evidence if they feel the need to?

Also, am I right to assume that the work document is no longer waived of fees when applied concurrently with the I-485?

Thanks in advance!