US Immigration from China

Question: I've lived in USA for 5 years and went back to my country due to Covid....Except police record from China, do I also need a US police record for interview??? It's confusing because I'm applying a US visa, so they should have checked my background for this.......my understanding of police record is from a third country, not from the country you are going to live in. Any advice?

Hello,

I am living in China and was assigned an IR1 interview on Feb 22 at the Guangzhou consulate but my wife was unable to make the interview. We have been trying for the past 6 weeks to reschedule our interview through USTravelDocs but it had been saying "There are currently no appointments available." I have read that this is normal but I'm wondering if anyone has experience with this and how long did it take you to get the next interview? Does anyone know if there a certain time that the interview schedule is updated so there is a certain time of day that I should be trying to schedule an interview? Any help or insight would be appreciated.

Thanks

Hello. the I-485/I-131 were rejected due to fee amounts with no indication if we submitted too little or too much. I submitted together in the same package. I'm also not sure if I need to submit two separate checks. From the USCIS website I see $1,225 for the I-485 and $660 for the I-131. Is that incorrect? Or is there no charge for the I-131 because I am submitting together?

With many thanks - Roxer

I have an interview for N400 coming up. I recently travelled to Canada. My rental car company charged me for "traffic violations". The amount is about 150 CAD, including handling fees. I believe it's a speeding ticket, however, I cannot find out any details after contacting them many times. All I have is a posted credit card transaction. Any suggestion on how I should present this during the interview? Thanks in advance!

I've always heard that when a person comes to the US that they needs to stay in the US for 2 years. If they go before that the US doesn't have to let them back in.

Well, my wife has been here almost 10 months and she may have to go back for a few weeks. Her mother's health is deteriorating significantly, and my wife fears the worst and I have to say I agree with her. As they were talking this morning, I thought what if???? What do we do?

I searched USCIS to see but didn't find any help. Maybe I searched the wrong place but I don't know.

What should one do to ensure they are able to get back into America due to a death in the family?