US Immigration from Brazil

So a while ago I went to the DMV to get a drivers license and they searched my GC up and it came out as a k1 holder or something? It wasn t clear what they said but they told me my status was wrong or hasn t been updated by the department of homeland security. I was wondering if I still can travel abroad since I have my GC (conditional) and it s a prof I ve been through the whole process and if stuff isn t updated is not my fault or I have to try to fix it first? Would I have any problem with immigration returning to the US? Thank you.

My partner and I are filing for a divorce and need to cancel the i130 petition. It is still in the processing phase, didn't go to nvc or anything, but it was filed online.

i only find instructions about sending a letter to the NVC. Is there an easier way?

Hello everyone,

thank you so much for your help I m advance,

we are on the NVC stage, and it took us a little longer than planned. we felt out all the required info online and had to submit the financial documents. While we were waiting name of the applicant was changed. But the form online where we suppose to fill out the info seem not to be available, basically, can t go back. What is the best way to go about it?

thank you !!

Summary: I received notification (from a third party) of our NOA2 approval on February 7. I did not receive email from any agency. I did not receive a physical letter from the NVC. My fianc e has been worried and anxious because our case had not shipped to the consulate in Rio yet.

Here's a bit more detail:

My fianc e is Brazilian, we met via a dating site in the middle of 2022 and hit it off. In February of 2023, I went to visit her in the small city she lived in at the time, and stayed for 5 weeks. Everything was great. We then started the K1 visa application process, and I sent everything in in June. I received the email receipt that it was received on June 20.

Fast forward a little, and the fianc e sells her business and goes to S o Paulo to stay with her father. I went there on December 15th and stayed through March 1. Again, everything went well. She's amazing and our relationship is great.

Before I left to travel to Brazil, I put money down on a new house that would start construction in January. I put my previous house up for sale in January and quickly got an offer on it. There were a couple minor hitches as I was out of the country, but the sale went well. I closed on it the Tuesday after I got back and had three weeks to pack and move out.

While I was out of the country, I had my neighbor across the street gathering my mail. The I-797 from USCIS was in the mail when I returned home. There was nothing from the NVC.

I received notification from a third party service (***removed***) on February 7th that our application was approved by USCIS. The I-797 was waiting for me at home, but I never received any email. I'm wondering if someone fat-fingered the email address, although it is just my initials and birth year and a simple domain.

The time between when I got home from Brazil to when I was completely moved out of the house and came up to Tennessee to stay with a friend was very hectic, I was super stressed and my brain was just too distracted to follow what was going on.

I sent an inquiry email to NVC two weeks ago this Friday, but have not received a response. I have the RDJ number and can check the status on their site, and it just says "At NVC". So I dug around a little bit, found the process there, and realized I was supposed to create an account there and provide more stuff...

... but I never received the letter from them, nor any email!

AND... their customer service number just has a recording saying they're basically not going to answer calls and to use the resources on the website. I've spent a little bit using the search feature here, but couldn't find anything that applies to "the NVC never sent me anything". What can I do at this point? Wait for the email response? When I sent it, I didn't realize that I was missing the letter from NVC so I do not have the invoice ID to sign up on their site.

Hey,

I recall when Trump was elected/sworn in, there were a lot of requirements for new immigrants applying for a green card to list if they'd ever used any United States public benefits. They also had to report a credit score, any degrees they'd earned, classes they'd taken, etc.

I think it's been done away with, but with a Trump victory in 2024 well within the realm of possibility, what exactly are the restrictions on permanent residents receiving government aid, if any, as far as the USCIS and Department of State go?

Thank you!