US Immigration from Germany

Hey there!

I couldn't find the thread for the July filers. So, I thought, I'm gonna start one.

If there's already an existing one, please share the link with me!

Otherwise... who has already sent or will send their petition out this month?

Hi everyone,

I am currently waiting for my Interview at the US consulate in Frankfurt/Germany and I have to register my document delivery address with them (https://ustraveldocs.com/de/de-iv-documentdelivery.asp). For the rest of my time here in Germany, me and my family are living at a different address than what was specified in the DS260. Does that "matter" which address I specify there or should the address specified in DS260 and the document delivery address be the same? For example it is different than my registered address in Germany.

Thanks for any help!

I am in this, what feels like a never ending, immigration journey for my kids.

We are still trying to get their social security card and their naturalization certificate. While we applied for their n-600 in 01/2022, we applied via consulate in Frankfurt for their socials security card twice now. Its July 2022 and we are still nowhere near getting the social security card. We are leaving for the US next months and won't be able to sign up the kids for school, drivers license, health insurance etc or even file our taxes at this point. The kids do have a US passport at this point.

My first question is about the wait times for n-600 applications? We have been waiting since 01/2022 and didn't even get an invite for a biometrics appointment so far. And secondly, what can I do to get their SS cards without the naturalization certificate? I don't think we can wait that long.

I am getting somewhat impatient and called our soon-to-be local SSA office. My husband is already in the US, so we do have a US address. However, the gentleman on the phone said that kids with a five year US passport are only temporary citizens and not "real" US citizens. Every real US citizen has a 10 year passport. I mentioned several times that both kids are minors and below 16 to which I just heard that I would need to address my concern with the State department.

Point is, our local SSA office wants to see the naturalization certificate to issue their SS card. We are in day 174 of waiting for a USCIS response on the naturalization certificate and we are nowhere near any response. Why can the SSA office not issue a SS card based on my children's previous LPR status before they naturalized unter the Citizenship Act 2000 upon being admitted to the US? What is the hold up and is there any help or advice you may have? Is a naturalization under the Citizenship Act THAT RARE?

PS: We applied for the kids SS card via the US consulate general in Frankfurt twice now. The first application got lost but getting an appointment is a real challenge and almost 4-6 months wait time to get an appointment. I am not sure what the status of the second application is at this point, its been a couple weeks and the expedited application doesn't seem processed yet.

Hi.

my situation is the following:

- I got DQ'd last week

- I called the four official German doctors available for the medical exam upfront, but I am only able to get an appointment already next week in Munich. Otherwise I would have to wait until October for an appointment, which is crazy.

- I might not have the invitation letter (I think you only get an email these days? nothing written?) for the medical exam yet, but the doctor only states they need the "case number issued by the consulate".

So my question now is: is the case number issued by the consulate the same as the one issued by NVC? If that's not the case. What would I do? Any poeple here who have more experience with the Frankfurt consulate and medical exam in Germany? thank you so much :).

interested in this topic.

I voluntarily gave up my green card. filed I-407 and got a confirmation, but still can't get an ESTA.

How long does it take to remove the LPR status in the system?