US Immigration from Ecuador

My wife local filed and received her CR-1 visa in March 2024 at the Riyadh embassy. In August we finally were told that her green card hasn t arrived because her Visa Packet was never received and it needs to be recreated.
We still live in Riyadh until June 2025 with the military but the Riyadh Embassy will not help us recreate her visa packet. They say that she has to do that in the states but she can t get to the states before her temporary I-551 expires.
I called USCIS and they said to recreate the packet at the embassy but the embassy refuses and are rude. I have called my congresswoman each week for three weeks to ask them to intervene but they also just keep saying that they will get back to me.

Now I am worried that her temp green card is going to expire before this problem gets resolved and I don t know how to renew it since she technically doesn t have an I-551. As overseas military we could have filed her N-400 by now.

Amidst the bustle and excitement of immigration, this is a very overlooked topic. At the very least, draft medical and financial powers of attorney. Remember that estate documents -- beyond their crucial necessity in life -- make superb evidence for removing conditions and other immigration steps.

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Estate Attorneys Are Sharing Critical Will Mistakes Most People Make That They'll Regret Later

Your last will and testament is one of the most important legal documents that you will ever make. It allows you to direct where you want your property, guardianship and debts to go after you die, and allows you to appoint an executor to act out your wishes.

But too many Americans don't have a will right now. According to a Caring.com survey of 2,500 Americans in 2020, two out of three adults don't have a will despite the pandemic. Procrastination and the belief that they don't have enough assets to leave someone were the top reasons people gave for not having made one.

Eido Walny, founder of Walny Legal Group, an estate planning and asset protection law firm based in Milwaukee, said the lack of a will is a common tragic mistake he sees clients make.

"The fact of the matter is that almost everyone over the age of 18 needs some estate planning documents," he said. "It may not be anything fancy, but having documents can spare your family a lot of financial and emotional suffering at a time that may already be trying."

Beyond not making a will at all, here are the biggest mistakes estate planning attorneys see clients make. [...]

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/biggest-mistakes-people-wills-according-013103942.html

This is indeed a cute little girl!

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Thailand's adorable pygmy hippo Moo Deng has the kind of face that launches a thousand memes

CHONBURI, Thailand (AP) Only a month after Thailand's adorable baby hippo Moo Deng was unveiled on Facebook, her fame became unstoppable.

Fans unable to make the two-hour drive to Khao Kheow Open Zoo from the Thai capital Bangkok to see her in person can watch her video clips online, or simply scroll through social media to savor meme after meme.

Zookeeper Atthapon Nundee has been posting cute moments of the animals in his care for about five years. He never imagined the zoo's newborn pygmy hippo would become an internet megastar within weeks.

Cars started lining up outside the zoo well before it opened Thursday. Visitors traveled from near and far for a chance to see the pudgy, expressive 2-month-old in person at the zoo about 100 kilometers (60 miles) southeast of Bangkok. The pit where Moo Deng lives with her mom, Jona, was packed almost immediately, with people cooing and cheering every time the pink-cheeked baby animal made skittish movements. [...]

https://apnews.com/article/moo-deng-baby-hippo-thailand-zoo-27485f0cbc70071252be45d870d507aa

Hey there! I was wondering if somebody can help us with this issue...

I submitted the adjustment of status form with the application for employment authorization a month ago.
I received a receipt for the employment authorization form but nothing about adjustment of status (even though I included the form to receive a text message or email when they start working on the case)
I'm starting to worry, what could I do to get information?

My Fiancee already has a visa interview accepted by the American Embassy

( Consulate) in her Country of Ecuador but the I 134 A is still pending die to nonconfirm notice with USCIS in Texas. Can she be denied at interview ?