US Immigration from Philippines

Good day all,

Wife recieved an I-797 today notifiying her that her removal of conditions was approved. (years late, but whatever). The new green card is to show up within 60 days.

The point that was concerning is the paragraph:

"You should not travel outside the United States until you receive your new Green Card, as y ou may have difficulty reentering the United States".

She already has a trip planned in July to South Korea (with a Visa). Why will her current green-card / extension letter not work?

Do I need to tell her to give up the planned trip?

Thanks in advance,

Ellis

I hope someone can answer this question. My Filipina wife and I applied for a CR-1 visa in the Philippines. From the time I sent in the I-130 to now, it s been a total of 18 months. It took one year for the I-130 to be approved by the USCIS, and now it has been 7 months since the NVC approved the application and all of the subsequent documents. We re still waiting for the appointment time for the interview. Does anyone know what the current wait time is at the US Embassy in Manila for the interview for the CR-1? Thank you!

Greetings,

I couldn't find any related topics to my question, so hopefully someone can help me.

So, I recently submitted our I-130 application packet to USCIS and we each submitted an introduction letter (per our legal consultant) stating who we are, what we both want, and why from the USCIS VISA process and signed/dated it. Unfortunately, I didn't catch this error until today, but our legal consultant's secretary accidentally sent my husband the incorrect template that had the header stating in error, "In Connection to Our I-129F" instead of "In Connection to Our I-130". My letter, of course, had the correct header but his did not. Also, when I was browsing my USCIS online account today, I noticed that those two documents were scanned and uploaded to the Documents section. I'm not sure what that means when they upload supporting documents that I submitted with the I-130 application packet, but hopefully someone can tell me why.

My main question is, will this pose an issue with the possibility of an RFE to resubmit a corrected one, or will they pardon it... or should I upload a scanned letter attached to an amended version or just wait?

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks!

I did not list my then fianc e son in her I-864 form. So now he needs his own I-864. In the form, part 2, 1a. His mother name(now my wife). Part 3. 1. No box checked and 3. Box checked correct? Then his name in 4a. Is this how I should fill it out?

Son in 16yrs old and is immigrating more than six months after the principal immigrant(his mother).

Petition was approved last month and I inquired to nvc if case number has been created.

I got a generic response from nvc that case is established but leaves the number out.

The invoice I.D. number for visa petition {CASE_NUMBER} is: {CASE_MASTER_ID}

The beneficiary I.D. number for {PA_FULL_NAME_FIRST_LAST} is {BENEFICIARY_ID}.

The National Visa Center (NVC) has received your petition from U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services. Your NVC case number is {CASE_NUMBER}. Due to your petition type, you will not

receive a request for fee payment or document submission.

All case parties will be notified when this petition is forwarded to the assigned U.S. Embassy/Consulate General.

Anyone else received this message? Not sure if the case number is created or it's their way of saying to wait more.