US Immigration from Colombia

My wife and I married in 2015, she got her green card, which lists her as a resident since 03/20/2017. She'd like to start her citizenship process. Part of that is to list of all her time out of the country. That time should be visible through her I-19 records. But when I go search for them at the government web site nothing shows up. I did this once before about a year ago and got everything. So what's up? Anyone know why the I-94 records for someone might no longer be visible? We're going to have a much harder time coming up with an accurate list, if we have to piece it together from documents.

Any suggestions?

Tony Giaccone

So after almost two years of waiting through this process my wife went to her interview. She was there alone and the interviewing officer didn't look at her the entire time, just asked her question after question, which se was able to answer without issue. So when it was over they told her that she would need to provide further documentation, two specific documents. They also said to send these documents via courier to Bogota along with her passport which we already did last week. The strange thing is that when i check the DS-260 status it says "refused". I'm wondering why they would ask her to send her passport along with the documents? That is a critical document that my wife needs to travel and I'm wondering how long it will be held at the embassy? Anyone else experience anything like this?

Today we registred the interview appointment for my husband. Enter the CEAC account and download the Tax transcription 2020, I wanted to update the DS260 but there I do not see it . where I can call or send email to request open the DS260?

This guy filed a lawsuit in Maryland alleging undue delay in the processing of his I-130 that they filed in January 2020. He alleges, "The combined delay and failure to act on Vishal Thakur s immigrant visa application is attributable to the failure of Defendants to adhere to their legal duty to avoid unreasonable delays under the INA and the applicable rules and regulations.26. There are no alternative adequate or reasonable forms of relief available to Plaintiff.27. Plaintiff has exhausted all available administrative remedies in pursuit of a resolution of this matter, including repeatedly requesting the processing of their case." Interesting. I read elsewhere that the filing of a lawsuit will sometime speed up the processing our immigration cases.

DHS Hit With Suit Over Spousal Visa Processing Delay

https://www.law360.com/cases/60c11685e65a6202df8a4eab?article_sidebar=1

My friend got this letter and was wondering where they change address