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I need to move date that was assigned to me for an interview at the UK embassy. Looking online, I found instructions suggesting there would be some way to do this through the online portal where you register your appointment. However, I didn't see any option on the website, and upon contacting technical support they said I should miss the interview date and only then would I be able to reschedule. I guess I don't have a reason not to believe this instruction, but it seems very odd that they wouldn't want to know if someone wasn't able to attend. And it makes me very nervous to just be a no-show without prior warning.

Has anyone else applying for an immigrant visa in the UK had to reschedule and had this experience?

Hi - I have submitted my N400 a couple of weeks ago from the UK as my spouse is living here and working for DODEA which is an approved employer to apply from the UK.

USCIS have sent me a notification saying I need biometrics to proceed further and to arrange getting my fingerprints taken on an FD-258 card and to contact the US embassy or a US military base as there are no USCIS offices in the UK.

Has anyone had to do this and made arrangements to do so? I am planning to contact the embassy tomorrow and as my spouse works on a US military base I am going to contact them also tomorrow. I am struggling to find any information online that confirms exactly what I need to do.

Thanks

Hi Everyone!

My husband and I are expecting our baby in January. I m a U.S. citizen and my husband is a permanent resident who is expected to receive his citizenship next year. I would really love for my mother-in-law to visit after the baby s birth, both to meet her grandchild and to help out, as I don t have any family nearby.

My question is, how likely is she to be approved for a visitor visa? She s a stay-at-home mom and has never traveled outside of Egypt except to Saudi Arabia for Hajj and Umrah. She s married, and her husband owns a business. She also has land in her name, and their home is jointly owned by both of them. My father-in-law wouldn t be traveling, as he needs to stay and manage his business.

I know the U.S. Embassy in Cairo can be quite strict with visitor visa approvals, so I m curious if anyone has gone through a similar experience or has any insight.

Thank you!

Hello , I filled the petition I 130 for my wife on November 2024. Since then i haven t heard anything or received any other documents except the receipt notice .
any ideas ?

Hi All, I m seeing contradicting information so I want to get answers from people that already got their visas.

Do I need to have my fianc s original Birth Certificate for the interview or is a copy enough?

I m still waiting on NOA2 to but need confirmation on that. Thanks.