US Immigration from Venezuela

I recently applied for citizenship and I am waiting on my interview. I would really like to bring my sisters to the U.S. after I become a citizen. I am concerned about the long processing times. I was wondering if there is a chart available to determine which processing center my application would go to. I have read that the Texas Service Center is significantly faster and I am willing to move to an area under that jurisdiction if it would speed up the process to bring my sisters here. Is there any resource available to determine which processing center the application would go to?

Hi everyone, I've never posted here before so I hope I'm doing this right.

My fianc is Venezuelan and I'm American, but we both live in the DR. My fianc is undocumented here in the DR. Can he still have his interview here at the embassy in the DR even though he does not have a residency?

Thanks in advance!

My spouse just received an interview appointment for the end of June at the embassy abroad (Colombia). IR1 visa. Our DQ 11/18/20. We did not submit a police certificate at that time because it was difficult to obtain due to Covid. But they DQ us anyway stating we should bring to interview. Also, it turns out we uploaded a different copy of the birth certificate as intended. We now have an official one that has the same info but looks different and has official seals.

My question is: is it too late to upload (update) new documents to the NVC portal or should we just take our updated documents to the interview without uploading? I am particularly concerned that the birth certificate won t match the one that we uploaded last year. And will uploading new docs reset the DQ or affect interview date?

Hello everyone

Have a question about my stepdaughter citizenship path requirements.

My wife will have her citizenship interview next month, as soon as she gets her naturalization certificate we want to get my stepdaughter her passport as well ( she is 8 years old)

I have a question in regards to the DS-11 application, it says for minors under 16 years old both parents need to be present. This will be a problem since her biological father resides overseas and does not have a visa to travel to the USA.

Will we have to mail him form DS-3053 or will form DS-5525 will suffice in this case? I do not think they will consider me her legal guardian.

thank you in advance.

Does anybody have a hint of when they intend to reopen tourist visa appointments in Lima? My sister and her family are looking to get theirs. Thanks!