US Immigration from Nicaragua

Hi,

My family and I have been waiting for almost 2 years and is still stuck. Any idea and on when this F4 category will be moving forward?? Thank you for your reply!!

Hi all. Husband is visa-overstay, married LPR, she filed I-130 in 9/2021, hasn't been approved yet. (As of January 2022, USCIS is "actively reviewing" it) In the interim, she became US Citizen. Can she just go ahead and send in the i485, i765, i864, i693 (the whole AOS packet)... along with her Naturalization certificate in order to adjust husband's status?

Thanks!

Am not sure if I am posting this in the right forum.

Have a friend who noticed her DOB is off by one number when she logs on to myaccount USCIS. Sent in an e-request under "typographical error" and waiting if they respond. Wondering if anyone else here has had experience with this kind of thing or just generally has an idea if this is something that can be fixed? She is on the last step with using the CBP one app to get advanced travel authorization with the parole program for Haitians, Cubans, Venezuelans, and Nicaraguans and cannot proceed to finalize requesting this due to her biographical data not matching her passport.

Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated. I helped her file the e-request option on the USCIS site but am not sure if we just have to wait?

Processes for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans | USCIS

Good day VisaJourney friends and Happy New Year! Am hoping I can pick some of your most-knowledgable brains.

My parents are filling out the I-134a for a family of 4 that we have known for many years who are going to be registering for this new program that launched on Jan 6 of this year to come to the states due to the economic and political disaster that is Nicaragua right now. My folks have been coming to me for a few questions they have as they understand MOST of what they need to do except this part...to which I respond "I have no clue".

Background: They are farmers (self-employed) and their personal taxes show little to no income because they run everything through their LLCs. They have a ton of land that they are hoping to show that they have more than enough assets to qualify. On paper with the IRS they don't seem to have much income but this is far from the truth it's just under their farm business entities and not their personal names if that makes sense.

Question: What sort of supporting documentation can they submit to show this? Asset balance sheet?

They have a statement from their local banker with the beginning and ending balances of their personal accounts and total of all deposits for 2022 per the instructions.

They have a statement listing all land owned plus the value of that land that has been verified or signed by their local Farm credit service representative.

What else?

Thank you for any input you can provide!