US Immigration from Canada

Hi all!

I m currently a permanent resident in Colorado off of a K-1 visa filed for in 2015. The last action on my USCIS file was a successful petition for Removal of Conditions, and that happened late 2018 / early 2019.

Since then I haven t heard anything from the USCIS and I m not really sure what s next. I know my permanent resident card doesn t expire until 2029.

I know the USCIS is crazy overloaded these days and everyone s file is backlogged. Can anyone tell me what I can expect to happen next, and approximately how long?

Thanks everyone!

I submitted my EAD expedite information to the fax that they gave me on Feb 24 and have not received any confirmation that they received it. Apparently there s an email that is supposed to be sent out based on other peoples experience. Is there a huge backlog on EAD expedites? I talked to Tier 1 officer and she said that I just have to wait. What I m afraid of is that it did not get to them. I used FedEx and did get the confirmation that the fax sent, but I m getting really paranoid because it s been two days of silence!

Hi all,

I have a question about the RFE deadline. On January 26, we received a status update saying a Request for Evidence was to be sent to our mailing address. On February 9, we had still not received the Notice, so we submitted an e-request to request a resend of the Notice. It is now February 26, and we have not received the first nor the second Notice. I am getting anxious because our application will be abandoned if we are unable to respond to the RFE by the deadline stated on the RFE notice, but as we never received any notice, we have no idea when the deadline might be. Does anyone know, generally, what the deadline to submit a RFE is from the date it was sent?

I recently left my job in Canada and qualify for unemployment insurance through them. I will make them aware that Im in the US. My question is does this make me subject to being a public charge? Is this acceptable to do? I am the beneficiary... my husband is the sponsor and makes well above the poverty guidelines on his own.