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  1. Of course you have to declare the conviction. Why an H-4? When were you laid off?
  2. Ah fab. It's so hit and miss, some people don't get it, some do. We got ours really quickly but that was in 2023 before the change.
  3. **Thread moved to Working & Travelling forum as the OP's mother already has her GC**
  4. Appointment isn't usually needed, they're just mailed out now.
  5. Allow up to 2 weeks, it’s usually quicker though. But just don’t make any travel plans until you have the visa in hand. Good luck.
  6. A new feature?!? I think they've got confused, it's been around for at least a decade and stopped last year.
  7. It used to, but they announced last year that was stopping for most - I'd give it another week or so just in case, but be prepared to go to an office and have to apply in person. Have you got Informed Delivery set up? Then you'll know if it's on the way or not before it arrives (ditto the GC).
  8. They stopped sending SSN's out for most, even if that box is ticked, last year. So most have to go and apply in person now. It takes up to 90 days to receive the GC, 6-8 weeks is about the norm though. Yes, keep checking on there, it'll tell you when it's been sent for production.
  9. I would just keep checking for cancellations personally. Priority is being given to those that have tickets for the World Cup at the moment, rather annoyingly for everybody else, but I suspect more slots will free up once that's done. Good luck.
  10. Has your original date passed? Please update your timeline, thx.
  11. OK, that makes sense. How often will you be returning home? If it's every weekend (for example) then I'd say you don't need to change your address personally as your main home will still be with your wife. Make sure you keep evidence of all your visits.
  12. Yes. Are there any exceptions? Dual nationals applying with a valid passport of a country that is not listed above are exempt from this pause.   https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/visas-news/immigrant-visa-processing-updates-for-nationalities-at-high-risk-of-public-benefits-usage.html
  13. Living apart from your wife, even for employment reasons, is very risky. Can she not move to you? What visa is your wife on and when does it expire?
  14. I’m really not sure what else you’re expecting. You’ve posted, we’ve given you our advice, and you seem to disagree with it. Which is fine, but does rather beg the question of why you posted in the first place. So my final advice would be to have a paid consultation with a highly regarded immigration attorney (I can recommend Fragomen FWIW) and hopefully they’ll give you an answer you can trust. Or, just submit what you have but be prepared for an RFE and delay, your call if you want to take that risk. Good luck to you.
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