US Immigration from Canada

I (US citizen) posted earlier about our AOS packet being rejected due to a couple mistakes (outdated 765 form, checked a wrong box on the 485). Before sending the first time, I made a complete copy of the entire packet. So I have that as well as the forms and evidence pages that were returned to me.

I m wondering should we resubmit any of the copies that were sent back to us? Or should we use brand new copies of everything? Obviously I ll submit the corrected versions of the forms, but I m talking about the additional information (financial info, passport and birth certificate scans, etc).

I also had cover letters for each form, which my husband (the beneficiary) signed. Do I need to have him re-sign those with a new date as well?

We're currently filling out the DS-260 form, and they require social media accounts. I've always had my accounts private, meaning no one can see my posts, except approved family and friends. Would it be in my best interest to make them public for the NVC?

Hello! I was scheduled for my AOS interview at the Indianapolis office on August 6, 2020. Ended up going into labor on the 4th and had my son on the 5th so obviously had to reschedule! Our request was approved and a week later I received a letter saying to expect a letter with a new date in 45-60 days. It s been 67 days and I still have received anything and my case status hasn t changed online since the first interview was scheduled. I sent an email to the address on the letter and it said to expect a reply by October 30th. Last time my interview was less than 3 weeks after I received the letter, so I m worried that the new date was lost in the mail and my interview will pass before I receive an email back.

Has anyone else had to reschedule an interview? Did your case status change online when they scheduled the new one? I know COVID might be pushing everything back so the 45-60 day wait could be delayed but I m nervous!!

Hi,

I'm so confused as to what to put for question 38:

I intend or do not intend (have to select one) to make specific contributions to the support of the person named in Part 2. If you select intend specify the exact nature and duration of the contributions in Part 7.

hi there

I dont know whee to post this so maybe a moderator can place it in the right section.

so,

I came to the us as a green card holder in 2012. I got married (in cuba) to a canadian citizen in 2014.

In 2017 I became a us citizen(and provided my marriage certificate) with my application(although my wife never came to usa or inteded to come live here)

In 2018 I got divorced(in cuba).

Now,2020 I live in Russia and I want to marry a russian citizen and I need a affidavit, certificate of impediment from the US embassy so, my question is>

Do I need to report to them my divorce certificate? or I just tell them that I am not married anymore?

thank you