US Immigration from England

Hi everyone, my husband (green card holder) and I are preparing/gathering documents to send in his ROC paperwork. As you all know, it s a STACK of documents we end up sending into USCIS.

It made me curious, how are you all organizing your application? Binder with dividers? Clear inserts with tabs? Paper clips? Staples? In the past, we have used paper clips but I wonder if that annoys officials. Anyone have any insight as to how the officials like the documents prepared?

I m still in the process of printing all important evidence and preparing to ship out the application on January 27th.

Thanks and good luck to everyone in the process!

someone broke into my car last night and stole my green card. i was supposed to travel back home to england this morning. i am crushed that i had to cancel everything. i was planning on traveling to my home country england with my wife for over a month to celebrate the holidays with my family after being away for three years. i already filled out form i 90 online so my new green card is in the works, but i heard that takes at least 6 months. what are my options to get me back to england as soon as possible to visit my family for a month? i also called the USCIS and requested an appointment to get an ADIT stamp but they said it could take up to 30 business days to get a call back to even schedule an appointment. thank you guys

I only filed last month and yesterday they scheduled an interview. I'm about ready to stalk the mailman and eat the flashcards. . .

No trees were harmed during the application, though I did use snail-mail, but I thought it was going to take months. Did read somewhere on here that chocolate ice cream helps. . . how long am I going to be waiting if it's not forever?!!!

Disclaimer: I've no complaints & not willing to trade interview spots with anyone.

Really just hoping for some moral support posting here, hopefully it's the right section. We went with Boundless Immigration because there are a few special conditions with our case I was unsure of how to file solo. This process is taking longer than I thought, and I'm hearing rumors that processing times are going to be much longer than current estimates, which is really sinking my morale. The immigration company is saying 13 months for the country my fiance is from, which is okay, but I'm hearing rumors of two or more years... Anyone else in the same boat of staring down a long wait? I've done quite a bit of research here and elsewhere but is there anything I could be missing that would result in an RFE? The company said that if my fiance isn't currently in the US I don't need to submit I-94s. Is this correct? That's not how I interpreted the section on I-94s, but they seemed confident.

Hello,

My fiance and I want to get married a.) Very soon and b.) In the US if possible. We are wondering if it would work to have the wedding in the US so my family can come and then exit the US and apply for a spousal green card. Again, this is NOT meant to skirt any laws or procedures, and we might not even live in the US which is part of the reason I don't want a K1 visa, we just want a wedding there. This is specifically related to the VWP and whether it's allowed.

If so, what proof do I need to convince officials to let him through? A letter from employer, a return ticket, would a signed statement from us both help?

Hopefully this is in the right section. Thank you.