US Immigration from Canada

I am having great difficulty finding an answer to this and I believe it must be a common situation with these long processing times.

I am in Texas where the DMV will abide by SAVE case checks and nothing else, there are no temporary licenses in Texas and Real ID is the only license provided.

Situation is; I have my I-797C NOA receipts for both the I539 extension and I765 EAD extension - both are processing and will be well in to 2022 before approved. My drivers license expires Sept 1, 2021 based on the expiration date of my current I-94, visa and EAD.

I desperately need to renew my drivers license!!

Has anyone been approved with SAVE based on receipts rather than approvals?

I-539 for L2 does NOT qualify for the automatic 180 day extension and I have a feeling that is where the grey area lies.

I called USCIS and the agent did not know what SAVE is and basically provided canned responses.

HELP!!!

Hi all - haven't used the forums in a few years, but looking for some guidance now that we're working on the N-400 for my husband. I hope I am posting this in the right spot!

I'm a US citizen, we've been married 11 years and he's been living in the US for 3 years (hasn't left at all), which should mean he's eligible to apply for naturalization. I'm a bit confused by Part 9, which asks how many days you've spent outside the US in the last 5 years and how many trips he's taken outside the US in the last 5 years.

So, would I put 730 days (2 years) as the number of days spent outside the US in the last 5 years? Does living outside the US count as a trip? Or would I answer the question as if it were the last 3 years (instead of 5)?

I'm probably over thinking this, but I just want to avoid any potential delays. It's extra confusing because the rest of the application seems to make allowances for the 3 years (if married to a US citizen) vs. 5 years (if not). I've been poking around online, but can't seem to find a straight answer, and of course I can't get through to anyone on the USCIS phone number

Thanks in advance!

Hello, This is my first time writing in the forum.

I would like to ask for a little advice, My fiance and I are applying for a K1 visa, we are in the NVC part of the process, we received our NOA2 last march but we haven't received any kind of information yet.

We are tired of the wait and we want to cancel our K1 and get marry outside US and start a new process with a CR1 visa. The question is at this point is it worth it to cancel a K1 visa and start a new process? or is it better just wait?

Thank you so much for your help.

I got my social security card today and noticed they are missing the last letter on my 2nd middle name.

I looked up what you have to do to correct it and it says you have to fill out a new application and send proof of identity including visa. All social security offices here closed and will only take people by appointment only in an emergency.

They want you to mail your identification. Problem is I don't have my greencard yet (it will take months to come in the mail) and I was told I must keep my visa with me until I receive my greencard so I can't mail it. I also need my visa to set up other things, it's the only proof of residency I have atm.

I am concerned they won't issue me a new drivers license with my name wrong on it as that is one of my required IDs to get a drivers license.

My Visa and passport are spelled correctly.

I'll be calling a social security office tomorrow to see what they say.

Has anyone had their social security card come with wrong spelling or anything else wrong? If so what did you do?

My CEAC status changed from refused to issued recently but I m still confused as to what it means.

Any help would be greatly appreciated