US Immigration from Australia

We got NVC approved on February 9 2021.How long does it take to interview? My wife interview at Sydney US Embassy.

Thank you.

Hello,

I received my SSN through my EAD/AP card but my three year old daughters was never processed and we both have our green cards now. I called the SSO today and they told me that she would need to do a new application but because she is three she doesn't get an interview so it has to be my mail. I need to send her green card, passport as well as my passport and her birth certificate and they will mail it back. I really do not feel comfortable sending all of those documents considering we need them and they are hard to replace here. Is this really the only way around it? If it is I will do it but I thought I would ask here first as it makes me a bit nervous!

Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I am sponsoring my mother who is a former Chinese citizen, current Australian citizen (living in Australia) for permanent residency in the US. I understand that we have to obtain police clearance certificates from all the places she's lived since the age of 16, unfortunately, she left China in the 80's, and at this point, we no longer have relatives/contacts living in the cities where she previously resided to help with the process.

How did everyone approach getting the PCC documents if you were not in China and don't have any contacts who can help apply on your behalf?

Many thanks

Hi,

My AOS was approved and I have reflected that in my timeline but when I post it still says pending and I am not sure how to rectify that. I didn't have an interview but I played around and added an interview date and it made no difference. It isn't a big deal but it bugs me as I want it accurate. What am I doing wrong?

Thank you!

Edit: Oh and is there no way to reflect an interview skip in the timeline? I have left it out but it still has the interview ticked at the top.

Hello! First of all, I want to thank VJ for the help over the past two years, ive been an avid reader although im not one to post much.

My timeline for my i-129f is as follows.
July 2019 - Application sent off
Jan 2020 - I-797 received
April 2020 - First Interview

April 2020 - First interview cancelled due to Australian Lockdown
Feb 2021 - Two weeks notice for new interview and failure to show up = cancellation of visa
Feb 2021 - I-129f Approved

Okay, so a few quick questions, because I found that I stressed so much before the interview, that when i went into the interview, it was not as i expected and i was stressing over nothing. I had everything required on that checklist, and i had it all organised so it was in order for them.

1. When moving, is there a certain amount of money I should be moving with? I figure this will only be an issue with what im about to ask in my next question
2. What is the process at the airport? Do you then have another interview with Homeland? If so, what are the chances of them for some reason saying no? Like, my partner did a affidavit of support obviously, but are they also expecting me to take money over? And if they deem my money isnt enough, will they refuse entry? If it is another full on interview, what types of questions do they ask?