US Immigration from Vietnam

Hello

I am hoping to get some feedback. Embassy is Vietnam

We are on a 221g issued in Oct 24th 2022. It has been hectic 2023 so far and had to reschedule 221g appointment a few times do to work obligations and financial constraints to travel.

Now our appointment is scheduled for June 5th and it has slipped by us about the Passport expiry. That is Sept. Arggg I know.

In the stresses of getting ready it got by us.

I would like some advice.

My thinking is that still keep the appointment and expect another blue slip requesting to send in the new passport when she gets it for stamping.

Should she apply for renewal now? I don't know if in Vietnam they take the passport. I know in the US they do.

Is it better for her to renew after interview or before? Will they even let her in the building without the current passport?

Thanks for any input

Hi everyone, we're submitting the N-400 for my wife based on the 3 year rule. Her I-751 is currently pending and I wonder what evidence we will need to submit for N-400 application. I'm thinking of ONLY submitting evidence since the I-751 submission, should I include evidence before I-751 also?

Below is our list:

Attachment of expired green card

Marriage certificate

3 years tax return

Property taxes

Car insurance

Home insurance

Health insurance

Sample utility bills

Sample bank statements

Thanks!

My wife is filing for her AOS, and I will be the sponsor on the I-864 and my mother will be household member/joint sponsor on the I-864A. As the ones filling out the I-864/I-864A forms, are we required to submit W2's, or are the most recent tax transcripts of the past 3 years sufficient?

Here is what happened during my wife and child interview at USA consulate in Vietnam:

Husband is petitioner & USC; wife and daughter immigrating from Vietnam.

• After waiting .Went to the first heavily glassed window where we provided original birth, marriage cert and divorce documents and police certificate. No other originals or copies were provided despite what they asked for on website prior to interview.
• We spoke into a microphone when she asked both of us: What is your address in America? Wife responded Michigan, I responded with exact address.
• Asked wife: Have you had problems with police?
• Asked wife: How many children have we both had?
• Asked wife: How many times have you been divorced?

Ater waiting we went to a Second glass window for the formal interview by two interviewers. Speaking into microphone.

• Asked wife: Where did we meet? And when?
• Asked wife: How many times divorced?
• Asked wife: How many times I (husband) go and come to Vietnam?
• Ask wife: What s his (husband) job?
• Ask wife: Was your (husband s) first wife from Vietnam or different country?
• Asked both of us separately in different languages: Where does he/you (husband) live now?
• Interviewer Paused .And then stated Congratulations your approved.

Note: total time approximately 5 hours. Visas arrived 5 days later. I hope this helps.