US Immigration from Vietnam

Hello everybody,

So my parents just got their visa and they are planning to come to the US this coming August. My mom wants to sponsor my brother after she gets her green card(DOB 05/2001). With the current status of F2A in the visa bulletin, do you think he will be protected under CSPA?

Thank you and have a great day!

I hope this will be a dumb question, but my K-1 wife seems to think it isn't.

We have filed for the AOS including work permit in February. My wife wants to get a job as a Certified Nursing Assistant before getting the work visa. She has found two places that would hire her without the work visa. I'm of the opinion that working for them would harm her chances of getting her Green Card if found out. I'm of the opinion that if they found out (and I would think they would since she would be paid with her SSN and her earnings would be reported to the IRS), that it would create serious problems getting her Green Card. What is your opinion?

Thanks.

Hi everyone, we sent out our package on March 15, 2021. But my fianc lost his credit card so he had to call the bank to cancel the card. What should we do now to update the payment information? Will they contact us if they can't charge the card before they send it back to us. Thank you for your help!

We are now waiting for the Interview Appointment at the Ho Chi Minh Consulate. Has anyone postponed this until a later date? If so what was the process?

Regsrds

We are waiting for wife's interview on Ho Chi Minh. Our hope was to be able to leave Vietnam in June 2021. Even with a interview on the next couple of weeks it is looking unlikely as we have much to do prior to leaving. Selling the condo as an example. Our 9 yr old USA Citizen son's school is a priority for us. The school years start/stop are very similar. He ends in Vietnam at the end of May and with some luck was hoping to have him enrolled in an USA school in time for the fall start. We really want to avoid interrupting his school season by uprooting him at midterm. He has been in Asia all his life and we want to give time to transition him to the USA Culture. We have not yet decided where we will live yet as I have just retired.

We understand the time limit is 6 months from the approval to travel to the USA but it will interfere with my sons school year.

Are there any options we may have to extend the time allowed to enter the USA? I am sure there have been others with a similar situation. I also understand there is a one year limit on the visa application process but not clear of when that begins. Is it the notice date or priority date?

Thanks