US Immigration from Argentina

My husband applied for his passport back in July, he went the expedited route and got both his passport book and card rather quickly. However, his certificate of naturalization still hasn't made it back after more than 4 weeks. He has tried calling several times and they told him it cannot be tracked. His processing center was Tucson.

On the other hand, I sent my passport application (not expedited) one week after his and received everything back already (including my certificate of naturalization) weeks ago.

What else can we do to try to get the naturalization certificate back? He really needs it to continue some paperwork with his home country.

Hi all,

I had my combined N-400 and I-765 interview on March 18th. I passed all exams and was told both applications would be approved, but they couldn't be approved the same day on paper so I'd hear about the N-400 later. I got the approval letter for my I-765 without a card saying I wouldn't get one because my N-400 was approved. Despite this, I never got the N-400 approval or anything. The status still shows interview scheduled. At first USCIS told me to call after 120 days, then told me to call after outside the normal processing time, which I did back in August. Supposedly they have 30 days to look into it which ends this week but still no news.

Has anyone had a situation like this? I don't know what else to do, and I don't even have a green card so I'm in total limbo.

Hello everyone,

my husband and I have a joint bank account since the start of our marriage, and we do use it all the time. For practical reasons, we need to close that account and open another joint one with a different bank. We have to file for ROC in January 2022, and I was wondering whether I should wait to switch banks until after that. My reasoning is: I don t want USCIS to think I m lying by presenting two bank accounts, when in reality we would only have one.

Does USCIS really care about this? Or can I go ahead, switch banks now, submit all bank statements and add a note explaining why they come from two different banks?

Hello everyone,

I have read a few reports that it is possible to request to speak to a supervisor at NVC and ask more direct questions regarding your case. Specifically, my case is DQ'd for an interview in Argentina and I am trying to figure out where my case is in the scheduling queue. From what I have read on these forums it is possible to ask (and get) that information from an NVC supervisor. Does anyone else have experience doing this? If so, what was the outcome?

Hello,

my husband and I moved around two weeks ago. Immediately after moving, I filed AR-11 and he filed form I-865. Today we received the NOA confirming the change of address, and it starts with LIN. In January next year we have to file for ROC. Does that mean that my ROC will be processed at LIN service center?