US Immigration from India

I had an interview with the US consulate in Mumbai on January 2021. Everything was fine except they required the 2020 tax transcripts. They retained my passport and they asked me to drop it off at the document drop off locations when my spouse sent a copy to me. It has finally arrived in her mail a week ago but now the cgi portal says I need a 221g pending document submission and follow-up IV interview. What does this mean now? Would I need a new medical checkup? How would I even be able to enter the embassy when I don't have a passport and last time I remembered, the hospital required a passport for the tests to be done. They also have both copies of my passport clearance certificate I got in November 2020. Would they even let me into the embassy if I schedule an appointment when it is possible? There are no appointments available now due to Covid lockdowns.

If the beneficiary is on Post Study work permit in Canada which is going to expire soon and the PD is current and the case is with Montreal Consulate can the expedition request be made so that he get interviewed before his work permit expires.

Thanks in Advance.

Hello All,

My situation is kind of unique,

Married August 14 2015

Got my 2 yrs conditional GC 2016 Feb

Jointly Applied to remove conditions Jan 2018

Divorced June 2018.

Applied for Conditions Removal on the basis of good faith marriage in July 2018

Got my 10 years GC from from the Joint Application in April 2019.

My Lawyer sent a letter to USCIS to withdraw the 2nd petition on the basis of good faith marriage.

USCIS have scheduled interview and now i have to a field office to attend the interview.

My Fear is what kind of questions will IO ask, i have Pic, Supporting letters from Ex Wife, her mom, few friends, Bank statements, insurance proofs. Divorce was not my fault and my ex cheated on me and i have the proof ( Pictures and Email of her ).

Due to Covid this usics interview schedule took long time, i been so tensed since the day i got letter from uscis about interview. I am in seattle and any one who went to Seattle field office for this pls share your experience.

Hello. I'm wondering if anyone has some insight into my situation. I am a green card holder and I applied for citizenship for the first time in October of 2018. My interview was scheduled for September of 2019 and during the interview, I was asked why my mother was not a citizen (my father has passed away). My mother just never ended up applying for citizenship because she never felt she needed to but my older siblings did apply and were all naturalized before me. The interviewer was dwelling on this and requested that I provide pay stubs or a W-2, proving that my mother continued to work for her sponsor employer after she was granted permanent residency in 1993. I told him that it would be difficult to track down such documents from almost 3 decades ago but he insisted that I needed to find them. I passed the civics test and otherwise everything else about the interview went fine. So after the interview I was sent an RFE and I didn't know what to do. Tax records from 1993 don't exist anymore and the pay stubs are long gone as this was almost 30 years ago; the person at the tax institution laughed at how ridiculous the request was. I contacted several lawyers who were really surprised that I was asked this because it seemed incredibly unreasonable. Ultimately, I ended up providing a sworn affidavit from my mother saying she had worked at that time and I sent this in for RFE but ultimately my N-400 was rejected in October of 2019. I want to reapply for citizenship this year but I wonder how to navigate through this issue because it's on my record and I have almost no way of proving this in a manner that would satisfy them. Any advice would be much appreciated because I'm so lost.

My wife (USC) has spent most of her life outside the US. She has no tax returns, social security (filed for it recently), drivers licence or property in the US etc. Not voted either.

Is intent enough to prove domicile? We were here as her parents were here and they too have moved to the US.

We do plan to move together if things go well winding up everything here for good.