US Immigration from Belarus

From my times entering the US I presume this is an emphatic no, but as I m listed on the visa I wonder if I m allowed to accompany my fianc e through the immigrant/non-citizen line at customs?

As it s likely a no, anyone with experience with what the customs process is like for the beneficiary is much appreciated. TIA!

Hi, everyone! I am looking for info about EB1 A visa for my friend. Could you please point where I can read about it. And whats thr difference between EB1 and EB3?

Hi! Our interview is Monday and I'm a bit confused about addresses. I changed my address since filing the I-129F, I still receive some mail to my old address (parents') but most of my mail is now sent to my new apartment. When filling out the DS-160 and the I-134, I comfortably put both my physical and mailing address as my new apartment.

As the I-129F that will be reviewed at the Embassy still has my old address, as does some of my supporting evidence (i.e. tax transcript), I wanted to update my address through USCIS' website but found out the AR-11 can't be filed by the US Petitioner after NOA2. It's impossible to select 'United States' as the country of citizenship. I saw an old thread here that implied not to worry about it, but is there actually any way to change this through USCIS? Perhaps I'm overthinking this, but isn't this consequential for the AoS stage?

Thank you kindly!

Hello everyone, Please share your experience-I m applying online form N-400 based on 3 years marriage.i have a question to send other documents like marriage certificate, copy of green card, I do it by mail? After I submit the form online? Pls share how you did it, what extra papers you send except n-400. I m little

confused. Thank you very much

We have applied for my stepdaughter to come to the US under the U4U Humanitarian Parole program - we have been approved as sponsors and are waiting for CBP to make a determination if she is qualified.

Meanwhile, her name was just selected to move forward in the DV lottery (although her case number is so high that we are cautious about counting on that too much). Full disclosure, we also have a pending I-130 (F2B) petition for her - but she is many years away from having her date become current.

My question is this: If she is approved for humanitarian parole under Uniting For Ukraine and she comes to the US... and then is invited to an interview for DV Lottery, will she need to leave the country to attend the interview in the Consulate listed in her DS-260? Is it possible for her to Adjust Status in the US when she doesn't HAVE an Immigration status (because she would only be here on parole)? Does being in the US hurt or benefit her entry in the lottery?

If she waits where she is now, outside of the US, she may not be selected for a DV interview and then she will have missed the window of opportunity to come to the US under U4U. We hope to bring her here asap, but don't want to block any options with the lottery.