US Immigration from Vietnam

Hello everyone,

Before you say anything, I know I'm crazy. I know I should take a deep breath, I should be more patient, I should wait longer. I know so many others are waiting much longer than I am. I know my faults. But I can't do anything else.

I applied September 2019 (My timeline is filled, minus the interview). Interview cancelled March 30. September 2nd, a new interview was scheduled. Interview date was October 7th (last Wednesday). It lasts all told 20 minutes. Very simple questions. Lovely officer. She even repeatedly complimented on how well organized all of my stuff was. I have no visa violation, and the only "record" I have was a parking ticket (which I even included in the original I-485 application). I even offered to submit any updated tax forms, payslips, but the officer says it's not necessary, since the I-864 was satisfied. She kept quite a few bona-fide evidence (100 pages or so). She even explained the conditional green card and how I can apply for naturalization after 3 years of receiving the green card, etc. At the end of the interview, she said (pretty much word for word): All she has to do was to run a background check, which she is not worried about, and if that clears, I should receive my green card in a few weeks. It's been a week. No case update and nothing else of the sort. Still says Interview Was Scheduled.

This whole thing has been extremely hard on me emotionally. Every progress in the process somehow just leads to another step back. My (extremely simple) RFE took 3 months to process. My first interview was cancelled, and I waited 7 months for this interview. This interview seemed like a slam dunk. And now I'm sitting here seeing other couples getting approved on the spot/within the day but me. I know everyone is different. Every case is different. But I don't know what went wrong, or was anything wrong at all. The only thing I can think of was that my husband wasn't super aware of the forms. I prepared everything and just explained the process to him and had him sign things. But he answered questions about our relationship without a hitch, and we had a nice conversation with the officer.

I hate picking up the phone to call anyone, cuz no one knows what's going on. I'm afraid that if I don't have a decision on the same day, I'll end up waiting till the bitter end. What should I do now, besides waiting?

My mom had 10 year green card, she own a home, filed tax, has checking account, she 65 and stayed out of the US more than 12 months. I know that Sb-1 visa is risky. Im taking a chance by let my mom just fly into the US and pray that the Border Patrol will let her in.

Do you know anybody else have done anything like this?

Thanks a million

Well I filled it out as so, but now I wondering if I may have messed up.

I was looking at the NOA and noticed they had her name for petitioner and beneficiary. Is this normal for everyone else? In the 751 form the way it worded, it seems like I was supposed to put her name in the petitioner section and my name as the spouse. right?

If I did messed up, what can I do now?

Thanks in advance

Good morning, I received my SSN after applying for OPT. My SSN states "ssn valid only with dhs authorization".

Now that I am in AOS to become LPR, is there a way I can get a new SSN without this tag.

Thanks in advance.

Please help,

I filed k3 application to bring my wife from Vietnam to the US. My wife went to the interview at the embassy in Vietnam and was told to submit more documents. 2 months later, they called my wife and I on the phone at the same time to do the interview. A week later my wife received a denial letter saying they don't believe our relationship is real. I guess I answered one of the questions wrong because I misunderstood the question and I'm not that influenced in Vietnamese. Now with a denial letter for k3, what should I do now? Anyone been in my situation before? Please help me