US Immigration from Germany

This forum has been an incredible help for the last five years almost. Thank you so much.

My children are now immigrant visa holders, and we are all on my husbands military orders. We would like to apply for their passport but the base isn t well informed about their right to apply for one given INA 320 paragraph 1431 (a) and (c) which allows for time spend overseas to count as physical presence.

Because of that I thought I should begin with applying for their n-600 but I am worried about making a mistake (and having only one shot at it). Will USCIS have any issues with us still residing overseas under my husbands orders? It seems to be in the law but not generally known?

Secondly, will I be able to use our CMR address? Or do I need to use a CONUS address/ physical address in the US?

Our tracker says issued and we chose the pick-up option over premium mail delivery. However,

I have no idea how long it may take until we get the email notifying us (we were told we can t pick it up before said email)

Has anyone any experience with this?

Dear all,

we had our interview for my children in Frankfurt. Unfortunately, their biological Dad has moved from "yes, I support the Immigration process" to "No" and back to "Yes" and then "No". We ended up asking the court to make a decision. The court's decision came back on Monday and allows us to continue with the Immigration. I immediately forwarded the decision to the US Consulate in Frankfurt and the translation by a court accredited translator the day after.

I saw the cases received an update on the time but it is still on "Ready" and not "Issued",

As the interview was end of October and we needed until Monday to turn in the requested document, I am aware that this may sound I am pushing too much. My husband retires and we planned to travel next week. Is there any chance, that the Consulate will soon work on the cases?

I guess I am also wondering how long does the consulate need in general when working on requested documents after an interview?

Anxious is an understatement.

Okay so this might be weird. I am working on my AOS and they need my DS-3025. Somehow I didnt realize earlier but my expiration date says October 31st 2020 but my medical exam date was on October 6th 2021. I am a bit scared that this typo from my panel physician will make things complicated.. or is this normal?

Thank you in advance.

I am a US citizen petitioning for my husband (I-130 submitted 09/21). We have both been living abroad for many years, thus I do not have a US-based tax history to meet income requirements for his application. We do, however, have savings that will cover the income requirements specified. As I understood the documentation, this should be enough and there is no expectation that I move back to the US while the application process is under review. Is this correct?

Thanks in advance.