US Immigration from China

Hello! The United States Immigration and Citizenship Services (USCIS) received my I-751 submission on December 16, 2020. I only received a receipt in January 2021. I was wondering if any of you knew when I would be scheduled for an interview? Thank you!

out of curious, did anyone recently applied for the passport received the new design version

I have been a member for a while and only occasionally visit. Here is my Issue.

When I use Google Chrome only on my one personal computer, I get a Banned Message. Google Chrome on other computers or other browsers work fine. Right now I am using Microsoft Edge. How do I clear this? MY assumption is there may have been a virus maybe that attacked the site from Chrome? Any help from Admins or other types is appreciated.

I live in China with my Chinese wife and we are looking to move back to the US this year - the original plan was to do DCF, etc. in what has been a fairly quick few months from application to interview schedule for my friends. But seems we cannot submit the I-130 in Beijing any longer (as I was told by USCIS office there by email this week), so I assume we should apply on-line or paper to the USCIS but then set for Consular processing in Bejing, and still get quick processing, i.e. not 12+ months common in the USA.

But if this will drag on for many months or longer, we can of course move to the US as my wife has a B1/B2 and to AOS there easily, but seems that's less desirable due to the need to ensure she's not entering on the B1/B2 intending to stay permanently, i.e. she probably should return to China and go back & forth before or perhaps even during processing (as we have businesses & things in China to deal with anyway). It's unclear the best strategy (made worse by COVID travel limits), with options:

1) DCF for Beijing via USCIS and hope it's fast, wait in China

2) Move to US this summer with her on B1/B2 and do AOS, perhaps with quarterly China travel to manage affairs

3) Leave her in China as son & I move to US this summer; somehow apply from there or wait out DCF process, with me returning to China for interview

4) Wait in China longer for non-DCF or slow process, which might push us into next year, missing US school year, etc.

Thanks!

Hi - I'm American and live with my Chinese wife in China - we've been married for 10 years, hopefully moving to USA this year but for evidence we really only have:

* Marriage Cert from 2010

* Child birth CRBA from 2012

In China, we own no property and it's uncommon/hard to have joint lease or bank accounts, so we have little evidence of that despite living together more than 10 years.

But given the 10 years of marriage and a child, do we really need more, i.e. do I need to get affidavits or find ways to show we've been sharing rent or school costs, etc.? We may have a Chinese Hukou that shows us married, too, but that's similar to a marriage certificate and perhaps not that useful.

Thanks!