US Immigration from China

Hi friends, below is my timeline, wondering what I can do at this point.

9/9/2022 - filed for I751 jointly, got an extension notice for 48 months

10/30/2023 - divorce finalized

8/20/2024 - I751 approved without request for RFE or interview

I didn t expect the approval to happen so fast and I didn t get a chance to provide the decree and convert this to a waiver.

Should I file a new waiver explaining the situation? Is it going to get me in trouble?

Hi y all, we ve been stressing over whether or not a United States police certificate is required me (the foreign beneficiary).

I have studied and lived in the US for well over six months since I was 16. I thought I had to write a physical mail to the FBI with my ink-rolled-fingerprints and what not. But I came across this on a immigration website saying I won t have to.

can anyone advice me on this issue? And if the website is not correct and I ll indeed have to contact the FBI, does anyone have any experience with that processes?

Thanks

feb-23 I-129f filer btw

Hello everyone,

I recently received my new SSN card, and I noticed that on the card, my first name is printed on the first line and my last name is printed on the second line. On the old card, the name was printed from left to right. Is this a mistake made by SSA? Should I contact them to request a new card? Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I am in the process of updating my immigration status with SSA, should have done this years ago. I will be obtaining a certified copy of my US passport from the US embassy in Shanghai and sending it along with the SS-5 form to Manila.

I have a couple of questions:

1. Will a certified copy of my US passport and a completed SS-5 form suffice, or do I need to provide any additional documentation?

2. On the SS-5 form, there are some questions for which I don't have answers; for example, question number 1 - as I don't have a middle name, should I simply leave that field empty? And question number 9 as my parents don't have SSNs, should those boxes be left empty as well?

Thank you for reading and have a good day.

Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with submitting documents for additional processing after being rejected during the visa interview. Short version of my question is: is it possible for them to review the documents and then ask for more if they are not satisfied, or is this my last chance to send everything that might help? Basically, I can either send my joint sponsor's tax transcript, or wait until the IRS is done with my taxes and submit both my joint sponsor and my own tax transcript.

The long version: My wife went to the IR1 visa interview in Guangzhou and the visa was rejected. They told her to go to a different window if she had any questions, but she was too nervous. They wouldn't let me in at all, but based on the document they gave her (additional processing letter) requesting a tax transcript for the joint sponsor, I assume it is for income reasons. Around 2 years ago I added a joint sponsor because my taxes didn't show my full income. My current taxes do show enough, since a lot of time has passed and I wouldn't need a joint sponsor if they weren't already on there. In the interview they looked at these documents:

1. The joint sponsor's 1040 (don't know why this wasn't accepted)
2. The joint sponsor's Tax Transcript (apparently there were pages missing from it)
3. My current 1040 showing enough income without the sponsor (maybe they were suspicious because I filled late?)
4. My current W2 showing enough income without the sponsor
5. My old 1040 showing not enough income
6. My old W2 showing not enough income

Am I overthinking this and just need to submit the joint sponsor's tax transcript with all the pages? Or should I wait until my own tax transcript is available from the IRS and send both together?