US Immigration from China

Hey there, so now that we're filing an i-751, I'm curious if I have to submit an original notarized translation of our marriage certificate from China? We had to submit that back when we did the CR-1 application, but I don't know if I have to do that again? I only have one original copy left so would like to avoid sending it in if possible. I assume I might need it for N-400?

Would it be fine to send in a copy of the notarized marriage certificate translation? Anyone done this?

I was on H1b and adjusted status to permanent resident based on marriage. I noticed my employer about the status change after I got the green card (not immediately but some time later). Recently I saw my H1b approval was revoked. Just wonder if this revocation would retroactively impact my AOS since I adjusted from H1b status?

thanks

Hi all,

I believe our K1 case has been received by Guangzhou embassy from NVC (CEAC website says case is "Ready"), and fiance recently moved to new home (in same city).

We just started filling out the DS-160, and was wondering if filling out fiance's new home address in DS-160 was the correct spot for updating? After completing the DS-160 with fiance's new address, will the embassy be able to mail P3 to the new address? Or we need to put address change through a different method?

I am not sure if the embassy has already sent out the P3 to the old address.

I did look at this for reference: https://ustraveldocs.com/cn/cn-niv-deliveryaddressmodify.asp

However, it looks like that is applicable for when interview is already scheduled (we have not scheduled interview yet).

Thanks

My wife and I just got married. We are about to send in our applications and all documents. She is almost convince that we will be denied because she will be in a few months to go to school at Carnegie Melon. Her program will last 1.5 years and after that we plan to move to a new city. I have told her it is not a rare thing to happen and I have worked with plenty of married couples that live apart due to work or school for a few years. We dated for two years prior and had to do a small elopement recently due to her family being unable to travel to the US due to Covid. To me the interviewer will probably ask more questions, but if we can prove we still see each other and are financially both tied to each other while she goes to school I think it is an issue that is easy to overcome. Has anyone had this issue before and how did you overcome it?

So we have gotten all the documents for my wife's green card. The issue is that in China where she has lived for the last 7 years, they require a passport for the criminal check but my wife lost hers in 2018 and got a new one. They will not give you a criminal check for a passport you don't have and they don't have a system where previous passports are stored. They told her that when she went today. So they can only give her a criminal check from 2018-now because she lost the her previous passport. Is this going to screw everything up?