US Immigration from Hungary

Did anyone see some of the changes for the naturalization good mortal character requirements? I think the most interesting part is about how it is not just looking at the absence of crimes but positive contributions to the community. I was wondering what others thought about the changes?

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/policy-alerts/08.15.2025-Restoring_a_Good_Moral_Character_Evaluation_Standard_for_Aliens_Applying_for_Naturalization-Policy_Memorandum_FINAL.pdf

Hello, My spouse and I have been living abroad for around 3 years and are now not sure we intend to return. He has a reentry permit that is valid until next year but we are considering filing the I-407 and just getting rid of his green card. The USCIS site says the form can be mailed or done at the border. If he does it at the border on a visit to the US would they allow him to enter under normal circumstances? I know it is not guaranteed but was hoping someone has any experience with it. Also, He is Hungarian and the ESTA is limited for them currently. Would it make more sense to try and get a visitor visa instead of trying the ESTA?

I think the site should have a dark mode option. I hate the white background, most sites have that option already. It would make using the site more enjoyable.

We submitted our documents into CEAC back in February and we knew that processing times could vary so we just waited, so we waited for like 4 months.. Then we messaged them and we just had a few back and forths where they just copy-pasted some requirements about submitting files, what documents are required, etc. But they never gave us an answer about what document they had a problem with. So we went through everything, looking for possible mistakes, we even had to get a new marriage cert cause town hall lost the original, and I had to get a new birth certificate.. I'm not even gonna detail all of it, it was a nightmare honesty. We even asked an immigration attorney but she couldn't find anything wrong.

Then NVC sent husband and email that they're gonna call him in a few days to help us in case we have issues submitting documents, which sounded like they thought we didn't understand something.

It turns out that they are not seeing any documents that we submitted and it's some kind of glitch in the system. The lady said the IT people are gonna figure it out. It's been a week and we emailed them once but nothing so far..

Btw I don't understand why they couldn't say "there are no documents submitted" in the first email, why did they let us submit them one by one and then gave the same response. Anyways.

Has anyone had this issue before?

I mean I'm glad we figured out but I'm also really angry and feel stupid that we haven't contacted them sooner and weren't more aggressive.

And I'm scared that they'll just never solve it or it's gonna take months or something.

Some of the docs are showing up as accepted now so maybe that's something? But they haven't replied to our inquiry. Sorry I just feel so tired

I filed my I751 packet last week as my conditional green card is expiring 9/28. My wife and I have a vacation planned and booked in Mexico between 10/2-10/9. I've been seeing a lot of different information on people travelling with expired green cards and their extension notice to enter Mexico without a visa.

My question is: Since I hold a Schengen passport (Hungarian passport) there is no visa required for tourism. Am I correct in understanding that the expired green card + extension notice is not relevant in my case as I am gaining visa free entry through my valid, unexpired passport rather than from being an LPR? The green card and the extension notice would only need to be presented when entering the US. Is this a correct understanding?