US Immigration from Dominican Republic

This is a story that was published in my local news. I know the family.

Mexican National cannot legally return to US with Husband and kids

Long story short:

-She arrived in the USA at 4yrs old illegally and has lived here most of her life

-At 22yrs old, she married a US citizen (2012) in the States

-They have 5 children together

-She wanted to file legal documents to become a legal resident, obtain a license, etc

-She was advised to fly to Mexico to start the process

- She was denied Re-Entry to the USA

- Its been 18 months since her denial and she has been stuck in Mexico ever since

-Family is desperate for solutions

-Lawyer states she may have to stay in Mexico (separated from her husband 5 kids for up to 10 years)

Does anyone have any advice? Any sort of help is appreciated!

Thanks

Due to the numerical limitations on immigrant visa issuance prescribed by law, this petition is not eligible for further processing at this time.

How long after filing I-751 can I apply for citizenship? Been married to a US citizen for 7yrs now. Thanks in advance.

A little background story to my questions. I came to the US at the age of 11. I pretty much grow up here not knowing the difference between being a citizen or permanent resident as weird as it sounds it wasnt important for me. I know plenty of ppl that came to this country as early as 1 years old and as adults found themselves being deported for committing criminal offenses and not knowing they could have gotten deported because they were not citizens. Some ppl live their whole life as LPRs not knowing the difference. I was one of those . Anyways fast forward 20 something years to 2019 when I decided to became a citizen because at that time i was an adult & well informed. For my N-400 interview i didnt have to bring much just prove my child support was current and a couple of dispositions of things that happened during my teenage years. My question is after how many years does the requirement of alot information like tax returns & employement status is not needed? Or was my interview unique in the sense that the IO didnt ask me for no paper work other than the ones i mentioned.

Hi all,

We are going to be filing in December. I read the guide but am wondering if someone has a list of evidence that people actually commonly send and in what format? Ex I know affidavits are on the list from USCIS but do people commonly send those because I know for K1 they weren't actually commonly sent. Here's a list of what I'm planning to send and would love feedback about it.

-Our son's birth certificate

-Evidence from our symbolic marriage with family and friends (receipts, invites, program, photos) - not show how I'll package/format all of this

-Joint Tax Returns from the past 2 years

-Insurance Policies that we are both on

-Documentation of trips we've taken the past 2 years

-Photos from the past 2 years

-Cards/Mail we have received addressed to both of us as well as our Christmas cards the past 2 years

-Bills from the past couple of months in both of our name

-Affidavits from 2 people?

(We cannot send in lease/mortgage info as I already owned my home prior to him coming and we have not bought a vehicle together)