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USCIS #tps
Hi everyone, hope all is going well for y’all...
Can someone help me out please. I have already sent all my documents to USCIS through my online account but yesterday I received a letter that says I need to upload the same documents that I have already sent to them if I haven't done so yet, i don't know if i have to upload them once again or i don't know guys…, should i have uploaded them in their language because i uploaded them in their original form.
CR1 Processong Time
My son is a US citizen, married August 2021. Filed i130 January 5, 2022. His sweet wife is from Indonesia, but currently working in Hong Kong. Do you think this will delay processing? Where will the interview be? Our family is so anxious for her to be here. We love her so much already!
No update after medical rfe was sent
it’s exactly one month i sent my medical rfe to Baltimore field office, they only acknowledged receipt of my rfe but no update on my case since then, please i have two questions:
1. how long does it take before decision is made after the field office receives medical rfe
2: Does requesting for medical mean my interview was waived.
all the best to everyone
414-417 days before approval
#fiancee
so for now ive been reading some treads and for now it average around 388 to 417 days max before the approval or decision on a fiancee petition... but this was when uscis posted that average approval of 80% was around 11 to 12 months... hopefully they it in time.. 😢
Why does my case status say Action Required Submit Required Documents
On 2022-10-09, the National Visa Center (NVC) received your Form DS-260 (Immigrant Visa Application). Next steps: Gather the documents below and send them to us in one (1) envelope or email. Instructions on how to send us your documents are online at https://nvc.state.gov/submit. Do not send these documents separately or it will delay your case processing time. NOTE: If you already sent NVC the financial and civil documents for your case, please go to https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/Submit_documents/nvc-self-tracker.html for information on your case status. Keep in mind that if you recently submitted documents, NVC may still be reviewing them. Step 1: Your Petitioner selects and complete Form I-864 (Affidavit of Support). (See detailed instructions) Step 2: Your Petitioner collects photocopies of financial documents showing income level (example: their federal U.S. tax return, W-2 form). (See detailed instructions) Step 3: Collect photocopies of your civil documents (example: copy of your birth certificate, passport). (See detailed instructions) Step 4: Step 4: Gather the documents above into one package. (See detailed instructions) Step 5: Submit documents to the National Visa Center Send 1 envelope to: National Visa Center Attn: Document Review 31 Rochester Ave Suite 100 Portsmouth, NH 03801-2914 You can find our current document review times at http://nvc.state.gov/submit. However, NVC will not review your file until we have received your form DS-260, the financial documents from the petitioner and the applicant's civil documents. At that time, we will let you know by letter or email if there is anything that is missing or incomplete. Please note: Your case will not advance until you complete the step(s) above. If there is no activity on your case for one (1) year, your case will enter termination. If your case is terminated, you will have to restart the process and repay fees. If you move or change your address, we will not be able to provide updated information and your case may be terminated. To update your address, please use our online form at http://nvc.state.gov/ask. You can also call +1-603-334-0700 from 7:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) Monday through Friday.
