US Immigration from Taiwan

My wife's I751 "ready to schedule for interview" status has been unchanged since April 2020. Oct 2020 we scheduled an InfoPass appointment and got an ADIT stamp (I551 Stamp) because her extension letter was expiring. Now we're almost where we were a year ago and with the stamp expiring soon. I tried calling the 800 number with hopes to speak to a real person but time and again got turned down by the robot on the phone. Apparently having an expiring I551 stamp doesn't meet their criteria to speak to an agent. Is anyone having the same issue? I'm guessing the expiration date is not close enough yet. But I don't recall it was this difficult to get through to a real person last year. Any tips to get through?

We also tried submitting an inquiry on the uscis processing times site but weeks went by and received no reply from the agency.

She also has her N400 pending. Want to find out if anyone is having combo interview recently? And want to know if USCIS will notify you about the cases will become a combo and how soon they'll inform you before the interview. Thanks for any help in advance.

-JK

Hi, I searched but couldn't find anything on this specific topic. If someone is a previous green card holder who moved abroad and renounced, but then wants to apply for residency again, should that person use the same social security number/USCIS account number/A-number on the new application as were used on the previous? Thanks for any info!

I figured it would just be a matter of time. I'm sure there will be fierce debate before it is settled.

Hi all, thanks for any advice regarding our situation:

I am USC and my wife of nearly 10 years entered a few weeks ago on VWP. We have been living overseas together for the past few years. Originally this was a trip to visit my parents. Recently, however, I got in touch with a friend, who unexpectedly offered me a job -- and the offer is quite appealing. I want to know if this is a good case for AOS. My wife's intent at entry was to stay as a tourist, but now, if I take this job offer, we will obviously need to stay in the US. If this is indeed a sufficient reason for AOS, what kind of evidence might I need to provide to USCIS? The work can easily provide me with a letter of an offer of employment. Pay stubs would likely come after we do our filing.

Thanks so much for any input!

I entered the state on June 11 with ESTA, we already filed k1 back in May but we decide to leave it as covid is getting worse and we dont know when will we get approved.

Got married at county court on August 19, start preparing I-130 and 130A we gonna filed it online.

I am still waiting for my family to post some documents from Taiwan, haven't make appointment for health check yet.

Q1. Should we mention we already applied for K1 before?

Q2. Can we filed I-130 and 130A online first, then file I-485 later ?

Q3. In I-485 it will require health check report to go with it? or it can be file them separately? or what's the best filing sequence for better and faster result of my legal staying?

Q4. I got reckless driving ticket back in July, we already hired a lawyer to help, my court date is 9/9, he is not sure if he can drop the charges, but if not will this effect my state adjustment?

Q5. What's the difference between file the documents before my 90 days ESTA expired and file it after 90 days?

any information or experience are welcome, really grateful with this big family!

Kate and Kyle