US Immigration from Poland

I m eligible to apply for citizenship based on marriage. I got my GC back in 2022 after adjusting status from ESTA. My case is a bit different because me and my husband had K1 pending at that time. In 2020 embassies were closed and k1 was not being processed for awhile. I decided to go and visit my husband (back then fiance) on ESTA. Our k1 was at NVC at that time. During my stay the circumstances changed and we decided to get married and file for AOS. My gc was approved and during the interview the officer did ask how I entered the states and if we had k1 pending. That was it and no more questions. Am I in the clear? All these articles about ICE and arrests stress me out and I keep delaying my application.

Also we have a son together, house and tons of things with both our names. Of course it s a genuine marriage.

When I entered on ESTA, the CBP officer did ask what the purpose of my stay is and I said I m visiting my finance and his family, he said ok and to have a good time. That was it. I never misrepresented myself.

also we never officially withdrew the K1, I was told that it will expire on its own. Would that cause any issues?

I ve been seeing so many posts and articles how they screen you throughly for citizenship and they re literally trying to find anything so your n400 won t be approved

I have a problem with one thing in Form 129 because I had a double-barreled surname, meaning my maiden name and my ex-husband's surname. Now the question arises: I have, of course, attached the divorce decree to Form 129, but should I also include the marriage certificate? This is because I used a different surname than the one in some documents, even though it was double-barreled, including both my maiden name and my married name. My double-barreled surname appears only on the divorce decree. Everywhere else, I have reverted to my maiden name. Maybe I'm overthinking.

Which centers process k-1? I was explaining someone that it's only CSC and VSC as stated on USCIS website but they state its also TSC as stated on some timelines on Visa Journey.

So does texas really process k-1?

Why does Visa Journey state they do?

Hello!

My sister is planning to visit me in US this Summer. She was denied B2 Visa more than 20 years ago and never tried again. Our country is now eligible for VWP and she will have to apply for ESTA this time. How is the prior B2 denial affecting the chances of ESTA approval?

My sister traveled internationaly since then to several European countries without issues.

Thanks!

My fianc and I have started the process of gathering documents for the K1 visa. The amount of paperwork is overwhelming, but we re managing. I often see questions on the forum asking why we didn t choose the spousal visa. Even my friend asked me the same question. For us, the key factor is time, not finances. The separation is hard, and the number of things to handle can be overwhelming.

I have a question for those who have been in a similar situation. I live in Europe, I have a job and a home here, but I don t have any family or parents. From your experience, is it better to enter the U.S. on a tourist visa, get married, and apply for adjustment of status (AOS), or should I be patient, take care of my mental health, and continue pursuing the K1 visa process?

I d greatly appreciate any advice or insights.