US Immigration from France

My husband and I submitted all of our documents on October 8th and they were accepted. We still have not received any notice that we are documentarily complete. I ve reached out to NVC over the phone with no luck speaking to an actual person and I ve emailed the AskNVC question box several times (also no answer).

This seems to be taking way too long. What else can we do to get answers about our case?

We recently received an RFE due to an incomplete vaccination record on my wife's I-693.

Upon reviewing the copy of the I-693 we received, we realized the doctor checked the box for "Vaccine history complete for each vaccine, all requirements met", however she left a remark stating "patient needs to get MMR #2 shot 4 weeks after MMR#1 shot to complete MMR vaccination series".

The doctor had given my wife an MMR shot since she didn't have evidence of receiving one previously, but she never explained she would need a second shot. We're also not sure why she would complete the I-693 as she did when the vaccinations weren't actually complete.

Our question is, what's the best way to resolve this? The RFE states both:

"Please submit an updated vaccination record"

and later:

"You must provide a completed Form I-693 [...] with a completed vaccination record"

So does she need a completely new I-693? Or should it be possible to just have the vaccination record completed?

We're waiting to hear back from the doctor but honestly based on the issue with the original I-693 I really don't trust them.

Hello,

Filed AOS family based for my parents,

Delivered January 18th, 2021

No news since then. Check not cashed yet

Good afternoon all,

I applied for naturalization about 3 months ago under the 3-year rule since I married a US citizen. It now appears that my wife might be looking for a separation in the weeks/months to come, most likely before my N-400 would be processed. My understanding is that as long as we were living in marital union at the time of filing (which we were) and remain married until the oath of allegiance is taken, I would be in the clear. Is that correct? We are in rather good terms and she is willing to remain married until after the oath of allegiance.

Should the separation materialize, would you recommend I inform USCIS of the separation prior to the interview? If not, should I start the interview by mentioning it so that they do not think I am being deceptive?

Thank you.

Hi fellow VJ members!

I have been scrolling through the different topics and it seems like some people from texas are getting their roc process going pretty fast. I'm wondering if it is just some of the applicants are a majority of them. It's hard to get the big picture getting info from the different topics so I decided to create a new topic to see if I could get a better image here.

How is it going for y'all Texans?