US Immigration from Hungary

Hi,

Can it be a problem, if the US petitioners official residence is different than he actually lives now?

He lives in a different state now temporarily, because hes a US. Army member.

Can it be a problem with the mailing, or if i want to move there to him, to his temporary adress?

Hi,

We have relatively short relationship. I'm the foreign fianc e. We met first in online and in person early june, then later in august we decided we want to be married and live together. The engagement was in the middle of august.

We have pictures together, also with my parents when we announced them our engagement, hotel receipts, pub receipts (all of them has our bank card number and the date of payment), printscreens of messenger calls, printscreens of messenger text messages, receipt of the ring, and we can ask our friends to write us an affidavit about they know us, they met us, and our relationship is bona fide.

This relatively short relationship could be a problem? We can mail our petition in november.

Hi,

We have many receipts from pubs, hotels.

We payed with card at the same time and at the same places.

On the receipts, there are our card number's last 4 numbers, and the date of payment.

We attach our bank card's copy, so it means they can see we payed at these places.

My question is, should these receipts been translated? Because every other information on it is a foreign text, except the dates, and the places names, and city.

Hi Everyone,

Thank you for reading about my situation and offering help. I am a US Citizen and my wife is not. While we were living in the US, we were approved for an I-130 petition in July 2017. We submitted the I-485 then after, but it was rejected in November 2017 due to us mistakenly using an outdated form.

While we were living in the United States, my wife was on a tourist visa which she overstayed; now, she is subject to a 10-year ban (I know the I-601 will be necessary). We left the US unaware of this situation and are now permanent residents in a country in which neither of us are from.

This summer, my wife had another I-130 petition approved. This petition was submitted by her mom who is a LPR, however it was submitted 5 years ago before we were married, and for the interview my wife is requested to visit the US embassy in her home country.

My questions are as follows:

1. Because our I-130 request has already been approved (in July 2017), is it possible to have a consular interview in the country we are currently residing in? Do I-130 approvals expire? Our successful petition still shows in the USCIS system as approved, but when I called the NVC they had no record of it (I emailed their research team about this but haven't heard back).

2. How do I know if my I-130 is still valid? Does it affect things that I filed it from within the US, and we are now abroad? When I received the approval, all it said to do was to submit an I-485, but this is only valid if we are in the US. Will we have to submit another I-130 if the previous one is no longer valid?

3. Worst case scenario, is it possible to proceed with the approved I-130 my wife's mom submitted and to get the application moving forward this way?

I know this process will take a while, especially with the I-601, so we are looking for what may be the quickest process. Thank you again for reading :)

Hi, I got my green card already but I filed the complete package back then. So what happens with my work and travel authorization?

Its been close to 200 days for both of those and I am not sure if I should do something or I just forget about it.

Any idea what should I do? Is there a way to cancel them or just wait till something happens?