US Immigration from Chile

I am helping a cousin who is processing the paperwork to request Residence for her parents. She is US citizen. Her dad (my uncle) has entered the same date as his wife under the Tourist visa. But when we want to download the I94 for him, this happens: First it did not show up at all. Not found. We tried again and briefly it appeared showing some incomplete data and the page reset itself.

So I tried by looking up through the history information, and it showed up but his last entrance as of June this year, doesn't shows at all. But we could not retrieve any data from the I-94 itself. My cousin contacted via the https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/home and she received an email that it was ready. Again, we looked it up, and nothing.

What is the best way to connect for real with a person that can help us? what number should we call in?

Note that the i-94 and travel history of her mom shows all neat and accurate, nothing misses. The issue is with her dad's information.

Thank you for any lead or useful information.

I am trying to schedule a medical exam for the I-693 form that is part of an adjustment of status application.

I have called the 3 closest authorized doctors and all ar within $25 for the basic fee at approximately $500-$525.

Is that a typical fee.

We are located in WA state North of Seattle.

Near Mount Vernon/Burlington/Bellingham.

Anybody had a good experience with a clinic or doctor?

Anything significantly less than $500?

Thanks Martin

Hello,

We filed online for CR-1 visa on june 1st 2021, and after 2 days we got an email saying "We have taken an action on your case". We checked the website and nothing has changed.

What could this mean? I find it strange since it's very early.

Thanks!!!

Hello everyone,

This is our first post. We are Sim n (Chile) and Elizabeth (USA).

We were organizing all the documents that we're going to submit for the online I-130, and noticed that the I-130A form that we were using was due to 2/28/2021.

So, we checked the USCIS website to see if there was a recent version and the only document available is the same outdated one. Even the I-130 USCIS web (https://my.uscis.gov/), at evidence of support section has a link to this outdated form.

Here we paste what it says in the website (https://www.uscis.gov/i-130) :

USCIS published new form editions for affected forms. Starting April 19, 2021, we will only accept the 03/10/21 editions. Until then, you can also use the prior editions specified on each form webpage.

We are confused and don't want to have our process denied.

If anyone has information we would be thankful.

Hi there,

My husband is from Chile and we are currently working on his adjustment of status package. He is here on a business visa. He is probably about 50% fluent in English, and I am probably about 80% fluent in Spanish. We speak primarily Spanish. In doing the forms, he is able to read and understand the questions and do the forms with minimal help from me. However, when it comes time for our interview, he will definitely want to use an interpreter. My question is, if he checks the box that says I can read and understand English, and I have read and understand every question and instruction on this petition and my answer to every question , is it going to look bad if he shows up to the interview with an interpreter? He can truly understand the English on a form but would be much more comfortable at the interview with an interpreter. I just don t want it to seem like we re lying or anything. I would put myself as the interpreter, but for that I would have to say I am fluent in Spanish, which I don t feel comfortable doing as I am still not 100% of the way there.
Thanks

Sara and Diego