US Immigration from Germany

Hallo Leute,
mich w rde interessieren, wie ihr euren Brief zur Impfverweigerung aus berzeugung formuliert habt.

Verfasst man das wie einen Brief? Wenn ja, an wen adressiere ich das?

Und muss ich ein Formular 601 einreichen oder ist es m glich, vorab einen Brief zur rztlichen Untersuchung mitzubringen? Oder kann ich stattdessen vorab eine Impfbefreiung einreichen, um die zus tzliche Wartezeit f r das Formular 601 zu vermeiden?

Ich m chte mit meinem amerikanischen Mann einwandern, wir leben noch in Deutschland.

Vielen Dank

How do you disclose speeding tickets?

I am planning to click "yes" on all the questions asking about offenses, convictions, citations etc. and then disclose my speeding tickets.

I just recently got a speeding ticket (payed it the same day), and then I remember I got one 25 years ago. (I have been visiting and living in the US for a long time).

I have been a driver since the 90s and been driving all over the US and my home country. I just can not recall if I got any other speeding tickets besides the above mentioned two. It is just such a long time frame and I took road trips through multiple states in the US and also drove in my home country which has speeding cameras so it is very easy to get a speeding ticket there.

Am I really expected to remember all speeding tickets I ever had in my live? I want to fill out my N-400 correctly and not have any errors or omissions but this is just almost impossible.

Do I really have to contact every BMV in every state I ever drove to get driving records?

How do you handle this?

Thank you.

Hi, I've got an email this morning from USCIS saying "We have taken an action on your case, sign in to your account to view your case status". First I thought I got the Interview date wrong and paniced, but it is still listed for tomorrow, and nothing has changed in my case status online. Everything looks the same since they sent my Interview letter out early August. Is it normal that the case gets "touched" the day before the Interview? I'm already a nerve wrack scared about tomorrow, and that just freaked me out for a hot second.

Thanks!

I originally obtained my LPR status based on entering on a K1 visa (Fianc ' visa) and subsequently marrying my US citizen husband. This was about 18 years ago. We are still married and live together with our children.

It is now time for me to submit form N-400 and I am wondering if I should base this on "General Provision" or "Married to US citizen"? Does it matter? Can I apply under General Provision even though I got my GreenCard based on marriage to a US citizen or would that be wrong to do? I don't want to do anything that would get me in trouble.

Thanks.

I'm in the final stages for compiling our package to send off and now I'm down to all of my oddball questions that I haven't found specific instances asking about.

1. For our ongoing relationship proof, I have some call logs of our FaceTime calls, and I can pick through our texts if it's helpful. I also have post cards and letters but the dates aren't legible on them because they were stamped over the stamps in faded ink. Is that an issue? Is this enough to include and are the texts needed? We also have 15 photos we're including spanning our 4 trips together.

2. For proof of travel, I have my passport stamps from my visit. However, the US hasn't stamped her passport the last 3 visits she's been here. We have her I-94 because we started working on this while she was visiting and therefore some documents are dated during her time here and we included her info on the i129f. We also have boarding passes but they're digital. Right now, I've put the digital (expired) boarding passes on a word doc with text stating when they're from underneath. I'm not sure if that's good enough or what more I can do given we don't have paper ones (except one from my return flight that I included copied on the sheet with my passport stamps).

3. For proof we will get married within 90 days -- we have a full wedding planned a year from now, crossing our fingers that we have enough time and won't have to withdraw our petition and start a new one with the CR-1. We originally planned to file the CR-1 so that's why we've booked everything but since the K-1's have sped up in approval, we decided we had nothing to lose to be together sooner. We have vendors booked, venue, and officiant. Do I include these correspondence with the i129f to prove we intend to get married? We both signed letters of intent based on the template on VJ (very simple, just a couple lines) and I have the receipts for her ring, but I have more I can include. I'm just not sure if there's a benefit or if this could somehow hurt us for having so much planned when we don't know exactly when she'll be approved.

This is all so stressful and I want to do everything possible to minimize all chances for an RFE, so I'm trying to cover my bases in advance. Thank you!