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I receive a paycheck every month for salary which i deposit in my savings account. My b2 visa is up for renewal in a few months so i was wondering if the usa embassy accepts bank statements showing paycheck deposits against bank transfer for salaries which is quite common these days?

I have pay slips for the cheks deposited every month

I am a green card holder (10 year green card) and have lived in Pennsylvania for 6 years. I booked a trip home to the UK in June and I want to confirm that all I'll need document-wise is my British passport and green card?

It's been about 5 years since I was home and I want to make sure I'm not forgetting/missing something.

Thanks!

My wife just filed her N400 and we are looking ahead to possibly bringing her parents to the US after she becomes a citizen. I have a few questions about this.

First of all she will be eligible to petition for them after she becomes a citizen correct?

It is my understanding my wife would file an I-130 for them. Is the process similar to applying for a spousal visa?

It appears as far as documents go they would need birth certificates and a marriage certificate (along with my wifes birth certificate and naturalization certificate)? Is anything else needed? We would like to have her parents start gathering the needed documents now.

Are the processing times for this type of visa similar to a spousal visa or does it take longer?

My wife has a 17 year old brother. It is my understanding that after her parents become permanent residents they can petition for him. Is this correct? Would he have to be under 21 at the time they petition for him?

We would like to petition for my wifes parents as soon as she becomes a citizen so were trying to get all of our ducks in a row right now.

Hi, so I've seen around the forums that if you're going to your medical and you have self harm scars, you need a note from your doctor in advance stating that they feel you're not a threat to yourself or others. However, my doctor insists that legally she can't write this because she's not an expert in mental health, is this right? I've seen lots of other accounts of people getting this easily from their GP (UK based). Any advice on what I can give to her to reassure that it would be okay?

In DS260 there is a question

is your immigrating to the US with you?
and next is

is your spouse immigrating to the Us at a later date to join you?
what should be the answer yes or no

I m filling out this for my mom and my dad s case is already in the NVC and approved