US Immigration from Peru

Hi All!

Ok, so my wife received her IR-1 visa several years ago and we entered the US (Resident Since) 08/28/2022. We left the US on 09/12/2022 to go back to Peru to deal with ending our lease, packing/selling our stuff, etc. We returned to the US on 12/16/2022, and aside from a two short trips back to Peru (4 days, 9 days) since then, we have been residing in the US. Her eligible date to submit the N-400 (90 days previous) is 05/30/2025. My question is should we wait extra time or just apply in June?

Any recommendations?

Hi all! I'm trying to gather all my data and complete my K-1 packet to request my fiance to come over from Peru. I have a question regarding the Fiance letter of Intent. I see the example that visa journey has of this letter and was using that as a guide. My question is in the section that says United States department of homeland security US citizenship and immigration services, what address is supposed to be listed under that? Is it the lock box address where I mail this entire application packet to? Or is there a different address that I'm just not understanding. Also, is my fiance's letter of intent that he sends to me to be included in the original application request going to have the same address and Dept of homeland security/Immigration services info? Or does his need his consult in his country? We may be totally over thinking this but any direction would be appreciated. Thank you!

Ok, so I came across some discussions here today regarding the I-865 (sponsor change of address) and I realized I never did one, actually I never realized I had to....and it's been a long, long time. We did do the online change of address submission for my spouse (the beneficiary) and I made the mistake of assuming that the government would just magically link us together that I was included in that deal (yeah, yeah...I know).

So now, we are getting close to 2 and 1/2 years in and I'm not certain what I should do at this point. Any recommendations?

Hello! I know I need a letter from my employer (I work for the government) stating various things. I asked HR and they stated that an sf50 should be sufficient. Is this true? It shows the nature of employment and my annual salary. Do I need an actual letter or is this fine? Furthermore, our i129F was approved in September. Will the validity be extended for a year?

My fiancee is currently working on getting the 3 civil documents required for the Peruvian embassy. What else is needed? Birth certificate, passport, civil documents, approved i129F... anything else? A checklist of things required for the actual interview would be helpful. Thank you so much.

Hi All.

We are starting to prepare the N-400 application and was wondering how everyone recommends submitting the evidence, particularly when it comes to such things as bank statements. Do/did you redact your account numbers (partial or otherwise) and/or expenditures, etc...? I didn't redact anything in the original IR-1 process but always had second thoughts about that later. Any thoughts?