smoothoperaytor

Sure. We heard back from the Warsaw Embassy in 1-2 days. It was supposed to take 3-5. We picked up her passport (with the visa stamp) at the pickup location. It took about an hour to drive to due to traffic. Next, we flew to France since that was the best location for us to fly to the US from. The flight was long (11 hours) because we flew to Los Angeles. Arrival was smooth and the wait at passport control took about 30 minutes. He congratulated us and asked us if we had any questions. He explained what our next steps were. The actual conversation was 2-3 minutes. Now, we're in California and heading to Nevada soon. My wife's social security card arrived in the mail about a week after arrival. We've been meeting family and friends while seeing as much as we can. Our plans are to go and visit Russia in a few months. The next steps for us are to remove the conditional requirements of her green card (CR1), open up a bank account / credit card, and see if we can get clients for my wife's business here in the US. Having our first child would also be wonderful.

The date for our case review was November, but there were a few documents that weren't correct -- my 1099s and a scanned version of our marriage certificate. After uploading these, we waited 4 more months for another review. That review happened today and the response was odd. It's saying that I need to upload all of my 1099s, which I already did. The 1099s under my name say ACCEPTED. However, in my wife's name, it has new Passport and Police Certificate notifications that say INCOMPLETE. What's strange is both of these files were uploaded and ACCEPTED. So basically: NVC inbox says to upload all 1099s from 2020 Uploaded 2020 1099s back in November were ACCEPTED Spouse has new INCOMPLETE documents, but both were already accepted I plan to call today and see what happened. I wanted to check and see if this is something that's happened to anyone else before. The police certificate will expire in June and I'm hoping we can get our interview before then.