US Immigration from Hong Kong

Hi, guys. I'm trying to help a friend of mine with his K-1 visa process. His fiance' in Indonesia needs help obtaining a police clearance from Singapore, but everything I've seen said it could take 6 months to process and that there's no guarantee they would even process it.

She doesn't have 6 months. Her DS-160 was recently submitted.

Hey guys, so because of the pandemic, it takes longer time to process AOS & EAD applications. Since I don't have a work permit, I haven't been able to work in the past few months. In order to minimize my anxiety of unemployment and increase my chance of getting employed once I get EAD, I have been taking online courses to upgrade myself. I was wondering if there is anything else I could do to increase my chance of getting hired, other than doing online courses? Can you guys share some of the things you do/ join to prepare yourself in a new job market (i.e. USA)? Is there any good resources for career changers? I also heard that there are free resources in community college for new immigrants. Is that real? Thank you all for sharing!

Hi,

My wife born in China and got adopted to hk when she was a bady and lived in Hong Kong afterwards.

Do she need to get the police certificate in China as well?

she already applied the Hong Kong police certificate.

your input is greatly appreciated.

Hello Everyone.

I am applying for the Spouse visa (My husband is US citizen) If I received the email from the NVC stating that all my documents have been approved and that the NVC will work with the U.S. Embassy/Consulate General in HONG KONG to schedule an interview appointment. How long should I expect to have this interview date if my documents were approved on JUNE 15 2021? How long is the estimate of time that I should wait?

Not sure if it is allowed to jump into an old conversation threads but interested to know how people dealt with the DS-260 when applying for a second green card after surrendering the first - specifically, do you answer yes to the question of whether a US visa of yours has been cancelled or revoked ? It was a voluntary procedure under Form I-407 but the upshot was that it was cancelled, i.e. invalidated, so presumably the answer is yes ..? (Or do they mean visa in narrow terms, as in, the original I-551 - which will have expired by that point anyway - not the LPR status etc; in which case, you d answer no as you re abandoning LPR status, not cancelling a visa)?