US Immigration from Nicaragua

hello VJ Community
I know that Ap delays and each case is different.
I'm on AP since August 5, 2019, I received 6 updates and then ready on December 18th, update on December 20th and then on December 23th, again AP.
please if someone had been in a similar case could you help me. I am a scared, 5 months away from my family 2 daughters and my husband. (Nicaraguan Embassy IR1).Thank you in Advance.

Everyone,

I have a question regarding the port of entry for my fiancee. We will be traveling together by air and will enter the US at IAH (Houston International Airport). Will my fiancee and I be able to go through the same line in immigration? If so, will we need to be in the line for US citizens or the line for foreigners? I am a US citizen, and my fiancee will have her foreign passport with K1 visa attached.

I really hope that it isn't necessary for us to go separate ways in the airport. IAH is gigantic and will be very intimidating and confusing for my fiancee. She has never encountered such an airport before...

Regards,

Steve

has anyone ever immigrated with a pet?

My husband is coming on monday with our dog!

we have all docs required by USDA and the CBP but as coming into the POE for the first time we are a little anxious.

Has anyone done this?

Does anyone have an experience traveling outside the US on an expired green card? We received the letter that his green card has been extended 18 months while they decide if he is eligible for the removal of conditions. But the green card still has a date of September 2019. We are working on planning a trip to Europe and want to know if they will still view him as a US resident? Please tell me about your experiences.

Everyone,

After being trapped in the black hole of administrative processing for roughly 17 months, our case was finally approved yesterday!

My fiancee attended the appointment for the third interview at the embassy in Nicaragua. She had to resubmit the DS-160, acquire new police reports and medical exams, and provide proof of our ongoing relationship since the previous interview 13 months ago. She was only asked 3 questions at this third interview - "what is your name?", "when did your fiancee last visit?", and "show me a photo of you together". They also returned all of the evidence we had submitted at the 2 previous interviews.

They took her passport, and said it would be returned with the visa attached in 3 weeks. Does anyone know how long this actually takes in Nicaragua?

From what I have read people usually receive their passport with the visa stamp within 2-10 days. I will be visiting her for Christmas, and I would like to bring her home with me.

Regards,

Steve