US Immigration from China

Hello all,

I submitted the CR-1 for my spouse back on 3/4 and received the I-797C NOA form soon after. After some research, I understood that this is NOA1, and no action needed to be done at this time. Today, 6/18/23, I received an email from the NVC stating that my case was went over to the NVC and that a case has been created for me. On the email, it invited me to go online to their website and pay some fees before we can fill out the forms online. It also mentioned completing a 12 step process for completing the case. Is this the NOA2? I wasn't sure cause it seemed like from other timelines, the gap between NOA1 and NOA2 was a lot longer than we experienced. Also, I have not received anything in the mail yet similar to the I-797C form.

I guess my main question is - is this the NOA2? Or is this just a step in between?

Thanks!

Does anyone know;

Is the replacement (gotten via the N-565 application) just like the original?

Does the replacement have the date you first became a citizen? (Just like the first one?)

Or does the replacement have a new date?

Thanks!

Hello guys,

I married with one citizen and it is time to change my condition GC into 10 years. We got package returned last week and we need to fix one small error in the I-751 form. Based on the information on the green page, we need to submit the form again.

My questions are:

1. We have other attachments and money orders in the first package which are zipped together by USCIS. Should I print them again and ship with the new form or Just return and reuse them?
2. If I can re-use them that will be great as that is a big package.A lot of materials. They are all re-ordered and zipped. Should I organize them like before or just ship it?

Thanks

My wife and I recently moved back to the US from China. I am a USC and she is a Chinese national with a CR1 green card. She has been in the US for 6 months. We would like to have her mother come and visit us. Her mother contacted a local visa agency in China to get help with her B2 application. They told her that since her daughter has a CR1 green card and has not been in the US for very long, her chances are low of obtaining a B2 visa and that if she applies now and is rejected, it might hurt her chances of obtaining a B2 visa in the future..

Is this sound advice? Should we try anyways?

I just got my NVC welcome letter few day ago, and i checked my CEAC status is ready after the day I got my NVC welcome letter. But right now, i checked my CEAC status is show "refused". Anyone encounter this situation? What should I do? And, any assistance can help me to better understand what is going on? Thank you very much.