US Immigration from Germany

Hey there,

I entered the US on a K1 visa. We got married and I got my conditional greendcard, which is soon to expire.

Now we would have to apply for ROC, but the thing is, that I will be mainly in my home country the next two or maybe even three years, and were going back to long distance for this time, before I want to move back to the US.

Now... what can we do? What are our options?

Any feedback much appreciated...

Hallo zusammen

ich habe eine conditional green card, die demn chst abl uft und ich eine Verl ngerung beantragen m sste.

Ich werde aber in den n chsten 2 evt sogar drei Jahren meinen Hauptaufenthaltsort in Deutschland haben.

Wie gehe ich da am besten vor?

Trotzdem beantragen? Oder erst in 2 Jahren eine unconditional green card beantragen?

F r Feedback bin ich sehr dankbar.

Yvonne

Hello,

my boyfriend and are gathering all of our stuff to file currently and I took the pictures but at the place there was something wrong with the machine so there's a very faint white line on my chin. Do you guys think that's gonna be a problem? Should I take new ones or is it gonna be fine?
Thank you in advance

I am trying to add a DCF case from Frankfurt to the USCIS account. It keeps rejecting it by saying its an invalid case number.

Is this due to being a DCF? I would like to track the mailing of the green card.

Hi everyone,

I had my interview at the Frankfurt consulate last Wednesday. Everyone was very friendly and it all went well.

Before the interview I set my passport to be delivered to my home address on ustraveldocs. When I tried to login now to track my visa status/passport I realized that I don't have an account with them.is that even possible after signing up for delivery?I got my interview scheduled by nvc, so there is no interview in the system of ustraveldocs.

I created an account just to see if there an option to enter my case number or the UID, but I can't find way to do so. Any tips on how I could track it ?

Thanks everyone, this whole process really seems to stay confusing until the very end

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