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The recommendation to order your U.S. Passport book with the extra pages (at no extra charge) is highly sensible.
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This Minor Passport Error Could End Your Vacation

When it comes to international travel, remembering to pack your passport can feel like half the battle. But the reality is that there are plenty of ways your passport can trip you up abroad and one of the most common is usually learned the hard way.

I'm talking about blank pages. Or, more accurately, not having enough of them.

Just as many destinations require at least six months of validity beyond your return date, they also mandate a minimum number of blank pages for entry stamps and visas. According to [...]

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Hello,

I have received this E-mail from "TAM-Adjudications@uscis.dhs.gov" both before and after my interview was done asking requesting to upload additional documents that I may see as evidence of our relationship. Before the interview, I have opted not to upload anything and just let the officer take from us what he needs, but he never asked us for any documents.

Is there any reason why I am getting again this after my interview was done 2 months ago? Do I need to upload additional documents? I am confused. Is this like an automated message or something?

Thank you in advance!

A little venting here, so apologies. The last time I worked with the SSA, we could walk in, but now apparently an appointment must be scheduled. How does one navigate the SSA website, or phone system and actually get an appointment? The website constantly just refers me to do it online, and the phone system is also horrendous. I feel for those that are not on the internet.

Yesterday, my wife received a reminder letter from USCIS to file her i 751. I am confused as if she needs to. At the time of the interview we were married less than two years, but we waited until after two years for her arrival to the us. Also, zero previous tourist visits to the us. When she arrived to the us, the official marked ir1 visa, but only after I reminded the officer about the two year marriage rule. When the green card arrived in the mail, it was a 2 year cr1. We filed a i90 and later arrived a 10 year ir1 green card in the mail. Then, yesterday the reminder letter from uscis for 1751 arrived. I am very confused why the letter arrived when we already filed an i90 and have a 10 year ir1 green card in hand. Should we call uscis? Or ignore the letter?

Hello Everyone,

I submitted in inquiry to withdraw a marriage application at the NVC,when i log in to the NVC to check the application, i am getting this message:

Your petition has been returned to USCIS for administrative action and is no longer at the NVC. Further inquiries should be directed to the USCIS by telephone at 1-800-375 5283, or via the internet at www.uscis.gov.

Any idea what this mean and what will happen next?

Is the application already withdrawithdrawn or they sent it back to USCIS to withdraw it??

ty so much