US Immigration from England

Hi,

I started filling out a DS-160 form a few weeks ago the first page asked for my name and date of birth details, I saved the information on that page (as advised) and it logged me out , I tried to log back in with the correct information and they said my year date and surname was incorrect.

Feeling frustrated I resigned from the form and left it a few weeks. I then tried again and created a new application but the same thing happened.

I'm yet again feeling frustrated and don't know what to do as there's not a number to call.

Hello- we are working through our K1. We submitted our AOS I-485 and sent it with tracked delivery. It arrived on 7/17.

The fee (check) has not been withdrawn from my account and we have not received the NOA-1.

When should we become concerned that it may have been lost or damaged?

Hello, is the petitioners birth certificate required at the London Embassy for the k1 visa interview? I m getting a lot of mixed information on this. Some say yes, but others say no because this is about the beneficiary and the petitioners proof of citizenship was already proved at the USCIS stage. Is someone could clear this up for me it would be very helpful because I ve unfortunately sent just a regular copy of my birth certificate to my fiance(beneficiary), and not a certified copy. The interview is next week so im in a bit of a panic, but the instructions on the UK gov website say nothing about the petitioners birth certificate if I m reading correctly. If anyone could help it would be appreciated, this might be a dumb question but I just want to make sure because there s a lot of differing information online.

Afternoon all,

My word, how strange to be back posting on here for the first time in over 15 years! But here we are.

Right then, I've now been a naturalised citizen of Uncle Sam for 10 years, and I'm looking into bringing my elderly mother out here now so that that my wife and I can take care of her in her dotage. I know that as a US citizen I have the right to bring her over here, but the one huge stumbling block is the healthcare situation. I know that the ACA means that an 81=year-old can't be charged any more than a 64-year-old, but I'm going to take a wild guess here and suggest that the premiums, for what is probably a decidedly average healthcare plan, are still pretty outrageous?

Would love to hear from anyone who is or has been in a similar situation, and what you discovered.

Regards,

D

Hi All,

I've got some furniture that I need to ship which has sentimental value I was wondering if anyone used any particular shipping company?