mari1991

My husband came dec 16 2019. He never got his ssc in mail, we had to go to SSA office and get a replacement of a card he never received. It is now April 6th 2020 and still no green card. Now with all this covid stuff I’m really confused.

I would be freaking out too! 

Stay strong and pray! May the Lord guide you in your journey 

Hi 

my husband came on with the I-551 on December 16th 2019! He still has not received his plastic green card in the mail. If he doesn’t get it by April 15th we will begin harassing USCIS. He was able to work as soon as he got his SSN card. He got hired at a company who does e-verify which required him to call DHS so they could verify his work eligibility. 

5 hours ago, SM243 said:

House, please i have a question, had my interview in earlier this month, but the visa was not issued due to incomplete documents, my medicals,  will this ban still affect me since i already had my interview, was told to submit the medical report and passport at the dhl office. 

 The ban is for everyone who does not have a green card

4 hours ago, Olu111 said:

@ John hobo, I am heart broken for my daughter. 

We just have to keep hope alive.

Trump will not be president forever guys! Let’s keep praying for the Lord to take control of this election 

Has anyone checked the case status on the CEAC website? 

1 hour ago, portorusa said:

It’s already drama on the verge of becoming farce. So many people in this senseless suffering due to the stupid system. Thanks to Trump and his administration.

I explained already why I cannot travel now.

Girl I hear ya! 

My husband waited 16 months! It’s hard I completely understand. 

I spoke to our immigration lawyer about AP and he said that sometimes writing your state senator will help if your case has been in AP outside normal processing time. 

I think you should just wait for him to get here! 

Or you should travel to France! If you ask for his passport back while he is in AP you will add soooo much drama to your petition! 

has anyone ever immigrated with a pet? 

My husband is coming on monday with our dog!

we have all docs required by USDA and the CBP but as coming into the POE for the first time we are a little anxious.

Has anyone done this?

Hi 

My husband had his interview last week at the Nicaraguan embassy and they did not ask anything about health insurance. 

I have health insurance through my employer so I just provided the policy which states I can add my spouse as long as I can prove he was in a foreign country the last 6 months, which of course was applicable in both my case and your case. 

do you have health insurance through your employer? 

On 5/3/2017 at 1:36 AM, Raag said:

Sorry to hear about your 221g. 

Did you submit a current PCC in original at the time of interview. May be they are still doing background checks on you (based on education/religion). You have to wait for administrative processing to be completed.

 

I’m sorry for the denial. I spoke to my lawyer about this and he said sometimes people from countries with a large Muslim population get flagged because their names are similar to the names of known terrorists. Once you get flagged you could be in AP for a significant amount of time! 

On 11/26/2019 at 8:01 PM, benijr said:

I'm glad! I wish him good luck, and my wife's case 5 months ago was approved.

That’s great! I have a couple of questions

when was her interview? 

After the interview how many days later did she receive her physical visa? 

Any trouble at the airport when she arrived in US? 

2 hours ago, SmarterChild said:

got an email from the embassy saying the visa was approved and will be delivered in 2-3 days!

So happy for you! Your spouse will be stateside for Christmas!!!! 

1 hour ago, Uzzy said:

when did u last submit your documents??

September 20? 

6 minutes ago, SmarterChild said:

i didn't even think to request that. they didn't really give me the option, they just said they would send the medical results digitally and i had no reason to doubt them... bummer. i hope this gets cleared up soon.

Well you are immigrating from Copenhagen so hopefully the process is a less lengthy than other high volume embassies! Blessings! 

5 hours ago, SmarterChild said:

we just had our interview this morning.

 

they asked my wife where she works, how we met, and why we got married in copenhagen.

 

they asked me where i live, how i met my wife, if i work, when we will travel to america, and where we will live in america when we get there.

 

we offered to show additional evidence that we had compiled but they only asked to see some pictures of us together.

 

they kept her passport and said that everything looks good with our case but that they still haven’t received her medical report yet from the clinic so they can’t fully approve it yet. she had her medical exam over a month ago and we were told that the results would be emailed to the embassy on our behalf. i don’t understand how it can take over a month to email a document... i’m wondering if i should call the clinic and ask them about it...

That’s boloney! You should have just asked for a physical sealed copy. 

25 minutes ago, pcs9288 said:

What issues did you have with civil documents? They weren’t stamped from supreme electoral council? I saw someone else with that problem can’t remember if it was you. But I’m glad to hear it took less than a month hopefully it’ll work out the same for us  

 

 

Your interviews so soon! Which doctor did you guys go to for exam? 

Well first we sent the wrong marriage certificate it can’t be from city hall. It has to be from central registry. Everything has to be from central registry. Then his birth certificate got rejected twice afterwards. Once for being blurry and the second time for being sideways. 

What stage are you in right now? To answer your question about the doctor my husband went to the lady doctor she said she was nice. Entire medical exam cost about $250. 

3 minutes ago, DesmondF. said:

That’s the Spirit😀😀😀. Congratulations 🙏 . Best of Luck on the Interview stage 

Thank you! 

I believe in the name of Jesus my husband will be stateside for Christmas! 

Hello

im from Nicaragua and I had rich friends! Lol all of them had visitors visas. Sooo basically just show property titles, car titles, bank accounts in your sister in-laws name with at least $5000. 

If it were me, I would just send it all together. 

Well the long wait in between the day we turned everything in at NVC until my husbands interview was actually due to civil documents issue. Once that was resolved we got an interview in less than a month since getting the documentarily qualified email. The affidavit of support was accepted. I, too, had a similar problem. I moved back to the US from Nicaragua because of the civil unrest in June 2018. My IRS transcript shows income of like 22k for 2018 (I only worked half the year) even thought I meet the income requirements my lawyer said to show everything that can work in my favor financially. For example, I have health insurance through my job and I can add my husband so I sent that over. Also I have a property in Nicaragua so I have the title. I also sent employment letters and gross income year to date. Paystubs. Also my husbands severance pay from when he quit his job. Letter of recommendation for him. Basically doing everything within my power to prove he will not be a public charge. 

 Does that make any sense? 

But since you didn’t even make enough for the minimum in 2018 you would definitely need a joint sponsor so just find one. I’ll make your process a lot smoother if you plan in foresight. 

How much money did the original sponsor make? How old are you? How old is your husband? 

On 3/4/2019 at 7:48 AM, benijr said:

Alguien de Nicaragua esperando cita?

My husband is waiting for his interview! 

On 11/21/2019 at 9:41 PM, pcs9288 said:

Hello second guessing everything now... I started work October 2018 so when I filed early this year it didn’t show I made that much money. However a year later I’m still at that job I can show paystubs,letter from employer with annual income. Even my bank statement if that helps? Will I need a cosponsor just because of my taxes? The previous year’s taxes were low too because I would go back and forth from Nicaragua and would only work a couple months. 
 

 

Hi

I would definitely get a joint sponsor. Preferably someone related to you.