US Immigration from Sweden

I've understood reading here that USCIS does not re-print extension letters, but I got mine today 1/2 after the AZ lockbox received our package on 11/13. I was happy to finally to receive it...until I saw my last name was spelled incorrectly. Instead of an E there is a C. Anyone else been in a similar situation? Did you have to go for an ADIT stamp or would USCIS actually admit their mistake and re-print the letter? Part of the I-751 package is a copy of my soon-to-expire green card, and there my last name is (obviously) spelled correctly.

But obviously I'll have to wait until Monday to contact the USCIS. Do you think their live chat is the best option so that I can get a copy for my records of everything that is said? If I give them a call, would it do any good for me to ask for a tier 2 officer?

I'm still waiting for my visa to be issued (because of the travel ban) after having the K1 visa interview in Sweden on March 12th this year.

As you can imagine it's really hard to plan your life with everything being the way it is and not knowing when you can move, so I applied for some online university courses to take while I'm waiting and at least one of them I'd love to finish even if I'd move in the middle of everything.

So my question is if it's okay to study as a K1 before getting the EAD or green card?

I'd be studying at Swedish universities but it would all be online. It's not working, so I assume this would be okay? Right?

I'm also wondering if it would be okay for me to receive money because of this?

In Sweden you can get about $300 each month when you study at the university, and if you need more than that you can take a loan too. It'd stink to have to turn down the free money, but I'd gladly do it if I have to do so to abide by any rules as a K1.

Hello guys

its been 8 days since my husband's case status changed from refused to ready. when I emailed the embassy yesterday asking them if his visa is issued because I can't check his status, they emailed me back saying this case is still being reviewed as a part of the administrative processing. I don't understand. why would they change it to ready if its still in AP?

Hello guys,

CEAC website is down. it doesn't work for me to check the status of the visa. Anyone experienced the same thing?

hello guys,

after 66 days being in AP, the status changed to ready. I sent an email to the embassy asking them if they need me to send new waybill because the one they have has expired because the visa status shows its ready. They respond back that my husband's visa is not ready. I don't understand why did they put that its ready. and if its ready, how long till status will change to issued? and what about the expired waybill, will they pay for a new one or they will ask me to do it?