US Immigration from Canada

I know there was a thread about this before but I can't find it.

I naturalized earlier this year. I got my US passport, no big deal. But, now I want to get my kids' passports and I see that the main passport office here only takes urgent or emergency passport applications. It's looking like I'm going to have to book through a post office. Unfortunately, my confidence with USPS staff is low. Are we going to have issues since I have a single naturalization certificate and 2 kids? Are USPS going to take their greencards and send them with the applications? I really don't want to have to pay to replace my naturalization certificate and greencards because of a screw up. Anyone care to share their experiences?

Hello folks,

As the title suggests, I have been waiting for my consulate interview to be scheduled since Feb 2022. My priority date is Dec 2015. I have since moved to the US for work. I will be in the US for a while. I have a couple of questions:

• When my priority date becomes current, I will request the file to be transferred from Canada to the US. Is the form that needs to be filed is I-485?
• How long will that take?
• Will I be subject to retrogression?
• What other factors would delay my process since I am not in Canada anymore?

Thank you for your input.

Hi, my mother and I both were interviewed at Montreal consulate and she was approved while I was instructed to submit waiver for vaccination. It has been about a year since I have done so and paid fees but I never heard back. When I try to check my status on CEAC it just says "refused" and it has said this since the interview. Never updated or acknowledged my i-601. Any advice on how to check my status of i-601?

Thank you

Hi there,

My husband (USC) and I live together in Canada. I applied for Canadian citizenship earlier this year and will be receiving it in the next couple of weeks. We applied for my US spousal visa back in June with my old passport (different citizenship) and wanted to know what the process is of notifying USCIS of my change in citizenship? And when I do contact them should I do it with just my proof of citizenship paper or once I apply and recieve my Canadian passport?

TIA!

I just paid the $220 immigration fee online -- and they "strongly recommend" I change my address in the USCIS portal to ensure that I receive my green card. (They do have the correct address that I gave them at the time of interview...)

I'm confused, though -- the USCIS account is under my husband's name as he is my petitioner... (which I can't seem to change) and it's asking for my A# and case #.

But it's under HIS name. So it looks like HE'S the immigrant?

Am I doing this wrong?