US Immigration from Poland

Hello! I'm the beneficiary of the K-1 Visa and will have my medical exam and interview next month. My Fiance is out on deployment currently. We sent out the papers to the USCIS while he was still residing in his old apartment and provided that address as the place where I would be staying with him. The issue here is my fiance no longer resides in that apartment (he'll be getting a new one). I've already filled out the DS-160 form with the same address. Will this be a problem?

Hello,

We're approaching the end of our 90 days on the K-1. We have AoS prepared, but have not yet sent it. We have plans to see family that involve flying after the 90 days have ended, but possibly before we get any response regarding our AoS filing.

Does going through TSA pose a risk if we've already filed AoS but have no confirmation?
We assume going through TSA before filing but after the 90 days is wildly dangerous?

Thread with similar circumstances that has us worried below:

Posting in K1 subforum, please move elsewhere if not correct.

Got a K1 visa, immigrated, got a SSN, got married, have not applied for AoS yet.

I'm using a new name after marriage so I went down to the local Social Security Administration office to get a name change on my SSN. The clerk told me that she won't process the name change because I first need to get my name change done with "immigration", which I'm assuming means USCIS and the AoS process.

Is there no way to get a new Social Security Card after a K1 marriage but before applying for AoS? We wanted to make this straightforward for insurance, but I guess now I'll have to get on my partner's insurance using my old name, since that's who the card is out to?

I am helping my friend with submitting N400. She obtained an LPR card 15 years ago as a derivative of her husband s employment petition.

Two years after arriving in the US and living as an LPR she got divorced.

Prior to this marriage she was married to her first husband back in the home Country.

Citizenship application is not based on marriage. She does have divorce decree for a second marriage (divorce occurred in the US). Does she also have to submit divorce decree for first marriage with her N400?

In April 2022, my wife had her appointment for her greencard. At the time of the interview, we were married over 2 years. She was approved for her greencard that day and within 2 weeks she received it. We noticed they had given her a 2-year conditional greencard in error instead of a 10-year card. After confirming with other members on this site (see this post), we filed our I-90 documents online (January 2023) stating that USCIS had made an error. My wife also got her I-551 ADIT stamp at the same time, which expires shortly. My wife has already setup an appointment to renew this, but apparently USCIS is now sending documentation that must be carried with her when we travel outside of the Country and are not doing the stamp. They confirmed that it will expire a year from the date of the original I-551 stamp.

The current wait time for an I-90 is 30 months, which is insane, but that's what it is. Yesterday we received a reminder notification from USCIS to file Form I-751. I'm assuming this is an auto-generated email from USCIS and they did not look at her pending I-90 before sending it. We don't plan on filing the I-751.

So I have a comment and two questions:

• I wanted to confirm that we should just ignore this remider.
• What would happen if USCIS denied the I-90 error? Does the I-551 supercede the original green card expiration date?