US Immigration from Vietnam

Hi all,

I'm trying to wrap up my application online and submit but there is a confusion pops up.

Aside from naturalization certificate and birth certification showing mother's name, the application asking the following. I can only find School Records from high school. Will it be sufficient?

I have no idea what Religious record are Census records are in Vietnam.

Should I write a statement to explain or submitting school records is good enough?

Thanks a lot for the help.

 If a required document is unavailable, you must provide a typed or printed explanation of the reasons that document is unavailable and submit secondary evidence to establish eligibility. Secondary evidence must overcome the unavailability of the required documents. USCIS may request an original typed or printed statement from the appropriate government or other legal authority to support your claim that the documents are unavailable.  The following types of secondary evidence may be submitted to establish eligibility:  Religious record School records Census records Written statements

I did a live chat today to check on service center and I asked if background checks have been done and was told they can't legally tell me that??

I'm pretty sure i read on VJ others receiving that information?

I could be mistaken but im sure i read that.

What information CAN they say?

Not sure if this is the place to post but my wife's 2 year green card is expiring in 6 months. What form do I have to file in order for her to get a 10 year green card?

Hi all,

Hope you find this post well with all the pandemic and uscis things.

I am filling up I130 form online to sponsor my mom. I'm confused here that I have been just married once with my current spouse and the form asks "When did your last marriage end?"

What should I answer here?

This is more related to my (the USC) work currently. I added my husband to my health insurance but since his name is OO OOO rather than OO-OOO it made the second half his middle name (even though I typed it in the correct box). We ve had this problem on and off throughout immigration so it s getting exhausting having to call someone to fix it every time. Has anyone else had experience with this? Is it possible to use a hyphen just to avoid this situation or would it be easier in the long run to figure out how to legally switch his name to without the space? His credit report actually took the space out entirely even though he applied with the way his name is legally written.