Has anybody ever had any issues with USPS delivering anything from USCIS?  We haven't received any USPS tracking updates since 5/16 (see photo).  It still says expected delivery by 5/18.  I've used Priority Mail extensively for business and can't remember ever having an issue like this.

 

Case progress:

5/10: EAD card was sent for production.

5/15: Repeat update that EAD card was sent for production.

5/16: EAD card shipped w/ tracking number for USPS Priority Mail

 

Today (5/22), I called USPS and they are looking into it and are supposed to get back to me within 24 hours.  USCIS says to contact them if we haven't received it in 7 days, which is tomorrow.

Just wondering if any of you have had issues with USPS and the visa process in the past.

 

 

I hope I am posting this question in the right place.  I wasn't sure where to place it.  My husband received his 10 year green card 3 years ago.  (We applied for a K-1 visa and he was approved for the 10 year card in 2010).  We obviously no longer have any open/pending cases.  Now we are about to move, and I am aware that he will have to fill out a change of address form.  But do I need to fill out a form as well? We have been married for 5 years.   Am I still considered his sponsor after all of this time? I have done some searching, but I am getting some conflicting information.  We moved once before, but it was right after we were married.  So I had to fill out a form then--that was understanable because I was still considered reponsible for him at that time.  I just want to make sure that if I have to do it again, that I take care of ASAP.  Does anyone know? 

 

 

Im not sure if there is another thread for K1-filers, so i made one here...

Anyone else who got approved (NOA2) and are on to the next step with NVC??

Im still waiting to hear when my file will arrive at NVC.... Its been 5 days since our approval..

Im not sure what to do after i got my noa2... I already read the guides and i also searched on the forum.. But i am a bit confused...

How long will it take before nvc receives my case? And what happens when they receive it, do i need to wait for a letter from the embassy i am going to or can i start on something as soon as i get my nvc case number?

I want my process to go as fast as possible, even one day could change alot in my case...

Thanks for your help

Hi.

 

It seems there are a bunch of forum topics about this but I can't find a clear answer so I will try with this post.

 

I just got my CR-1 visa in the mail (the added page in my passport and the mysterious "do not open" envelope) and will be arriving in the US, specifically Sea-Tac on June 1 2013. My question is: On this FIRST arrival which line should I go in at the port of entry? The visitors line or the line for citizens/residents? On the one hand I'm technically not a resident yet, just a CR-1 visa holder, but on the other hand I am not just a visitor either. So are there any official guidelines on what to specifically do this FIRST entry after you get the visa?

 

After my first entry I will hopefully get that stamp - I forget the code for it - and fairly soon after I will hopefully get my GC in the mail. So obviously after this I will go in the line for permanent residents, but my question is concerning that very first time.

 

Hope you can help.

 

Thanks.