US Immigration from Ukraine

My wife received her appointment for her N400 interview, does anyone know if the Orlando office is doing same day oaths or are they doing monthly, provided she passes

Hey, guys.

Sorry if it's been answered before, but I'm having troubles to navigate the answer I'm looking for...

My son's N-426 got certified so he could finally submit his N-400, online.

It says estimated time is 10 months - should be over by Jan.2022.

The thing is he is going to be deployed in Sept-Oct, and apparently will still be overseas in Jan. 2022..

I've read somewhere that very often military guys get N-400 denied due to failure to show up for appointment ...because od deployment, duties...etc.

So, what should we do and when should we start doing something to avoid the "complications"?

Thank you!

I am US citizen and would like to sponsor my sister family (parent and 6 year-old son) to come to USA for permanent living

My question is about the paperwork. Is it complicated? Can I do it by myself or should I hire an attorney?

Do you know the average price for an attorney to do that?

23 hours ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

K1's have been backlogged at Juarez for over a year now.

Can you please help me in understanding how to assess a backlog for a different visa type for a different consulate?

For example, Kyiv consulate in Ukraine for IR-5 visa? What would be a good source of information to look at, when understanding if they are processing IR-5 visas in Kyiv and what's the backlog?

Hello guys.I wonder if it's a lot of August filers or maybe July filers who still didn't get their NOA2? Our receipt date is August 21 and since then we didn't hear anything from them. We have submitted a request for an "outside normal processing times" on their site more than a week ago and still didn't get an answer. It's just frustrating that it's taking so long