US Immigration from Vietnam

Does anyone know a lawyer or someone I could use to help with the process of getting my foreign divorce recognized? I was married in the Philippines and had the divorce done in the US and I'm wanting to marry a Filipina and 've considered going to somewhere like Seychelles to get married instead of doing it in Philippines (Dumagette) to go around having to do this, but if there is a service I can use that will send my decree and get it done then I would like to do that so the entire ceremony can be done in the Philippines for the family.

If a USC has been living abroad with spouse and the spouse gets a IR1/CR1 visa - and assuming neither has gotten vaccinated yet - what steps do they need to take to protect themselves financially in case either one or both catch covid on the way to the US or immediately upon entry, and has not yet had a chance to obtain health insurance coverage?

Is there a way they can buy insurance that does cover treatment/hospitalization for covid just right before they enter the US?

For context, our case is at NVC and haven t paid the fees yet. When we do move forward with the fees and IV application depends on whether we can get covered in case of infection upon entering the US (or if we can get a vaccine before going there). Lots of moving parts and unknowns, so I ve been sitting on the case until things clear up.

Last thing I want is to bring my family to the US, get infected before buying insurance, and rack up a huge medical bill.

Thanks in advance (and please no covid-related politics).

Hi everyone. I have a question about the affidavit of support I-134 form. My fiance has her interview date on March 23rd 2021 in Vietnam HCM city. My question is do I need to mail her the original signed affidavit of support OR can I sign it..scan it and email it to her? Thanks

Hi everyone,
MY wife came here on a K1 visa and she recently got approval for a green card . While waiting for her green card to arrive, I'm wondering if you guys have any experience of updating the SSN by mail during covid since all the SSA offices are closed right now. I know I have to send in the original green card with the new SSN application. I'm afraid it may get lost during the mail-in process. Should I wait for the SSA office to open back up? or am I worry too much ?.
Thanks in advance for the help.

We had our interview today. It went smoothly until the end at which time the IO mentioned that I did not have quite enough income to sponsor her and her son. My wife quickly responded as i informed her to do by asking if they looked at our assets? They looked and said, okay, congratulations, you passed and we will print and email your visas and passports.

The questions asked where:

1. How did you two meet?

2. Did any of your husband's family or friends from USA attend the wedding? And why or why not?

3. Do you have any relatives in USA? Where do they live? Do you talk to them?

4. How many children does your husband have?

5. How old is the oldest son? She tried to mess up my wife with the year but she gave the correct answer. What does he do for work?

6. Asked about my ex and why we divorced?

7. What does your husband do in his free time? And why?

8. What will you do when you go to USA for work? What will your husband do for work?

9. What is your husband's job? She answered about my job in Vietnam and what my former job was in USA

10. What did you argue about? Why and when was the last time you argued?

11. They asked why my income was so high in 2017 and what was my job to get that salary?

12. How many visas had your husband applied for before?

13. You don't have enough income to sponsor your wife and son, my wife asked if they looked at the assets? They looked and said,okay, congratulations, you passed and we will print and email your visas and passports.My wife saw the blue slip setting there on the chair and was so happy when they said she passed. We think this is the reason we didn't get a pink slip, so was fortunate with all the correct answers and quick thinking she turned the blue to pink. At the time I was the only American with his wife. When they called us to the window, they asked me and our son to take a seat while they interviewed her.

The lady was so very kind and friendly and always smiled. Even the translator was very nice and kind. They both smiled when our 5 year old son held up his right arm and to swear in. He also wanted to get his fingerprints done, but he is to young. We told him to do whatever mom did. So he did.

All in all it was a quick interview, maybe 10 minutes.

We would like to thank everyone for their kind help along the way through this process.

Craig and Linh