US Immigration from Venezuela

I am not sure exactly which forum this goes under. But we are waiting for a Green Card Interview for Adjustment of status, its been 2 yrs. My wife's passport and tourist visa have expired from her home country (Venezuela). But she did receive an EAD card to work and travel as well as a SS#.

My question is if we got her Green Card lets say next week, without a valid (non-expired) passport she still can't leave the country, correct?

Any help is appreciated.

Hey there, I submitted the I-134 as the preparer in 2022. I photocoped my signature and uploaded it and I am able to view it under the evidence; however, I am unable to see the petitioner's signature. When I view my personal copy of the I-134 the petitioner's "signature" is typed and there is no uploaded signature in my uploads.

I cant remember if I photocopied a wet signature because it's been so long since filing.

Am I being paranoid or did I actually miss something?

Thanks!

Hey everyone. I have a quick but very urgent question.

I am a USC. I m looking to petition my parents (who would not be presently in the US).

I know that since they are not in the US I can file the I-130 (consular process). But let s say that after I have filed it, they enter with their tourist visa which they already have. Once they have entered, would I be able to then file the I-485 to adjust their status OR would they have to go back to the country they were in when I filed the I-130 and wait for the process to be finished there? (and basically never file the 485)?

In other words, are petitioning from abroad and the AOS process mutually exclusive? Like once you choose one way you can t do the other? Or can a person change their mind throughout the I-130 Consular Process route and Adjust Status with the I-485?

Simply put, do you have to pick which route to go with (either I-130 or I-130 + I-485) from the very beginning?

I would really love some insight on this question. Please let me know if I should rephrase it or if I didn t explain myself clearly.

Anyone know what to do when all the clerk offices and USPS and libraries are booked months in advanced??

in houston tx and cannot find an appointment

At my oath ceremony, USCIS officers were telling us to make an appointment at our local uscis to get a certified copy of our naturilzafion certificate in case the passport folks lose the certificate.

I ve tried to call the 800 USCIS number but I haven t been able to make an appointment.

anyone have any tips on how to make an appointment to get a certified copy?? Or any other ways to obtain a certified copy of my certificate? Thanks!