US Immigration from India

Hi, as expected, I got the "Attention Visa Applicant" email from Mumbai consulate today, about 6 weeks before the interview. It says:

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This is an automated message about your upcoming Immigrant Visa case number BMBXXXXXXX at the U.S. Consulate General, Mumbai. Our office has reviewed your file and have provided the status of your documents below.
Birth Certificate: OK
Marriage Certificate: OK
Petitioner s Birth Certificate:
Police Certificate: OK
Medical Reports: Complete your medical examination with an approved panel physician. Information on scheduling medical exam is available at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/BMB-Mumbai.html#medical_exam_instructions . (ignore if already done)
I-864/ I-864A/ Affidavit of Support: Ok
IRS Tax Transcripts, W2, 1040: OK

Please carry all your original documents

Now, I already mailed original i864 & other required documents two weeks ago to my spouse in India. I was born in India, and have mailed a photocopy of US passport (same as everything uploaded in NVC CEAC). The above email does not say OK in point labeled as 'Petitioner s Birth Certificate: ' Does my spouse need to carry my indian birth certificate in original for interview? Thanks.

Hi all,

I received my green card in 2016 and remove conditions and got approved in 2020.( marruagebased) . I had SSN before as I was on F1 status. I never knew I had to update the status. I applied for n400 and I have an interview this Monday. I am really scared that I didn't update my status of social security card. Any advices? I googled but couldnt find any concrete answer. I update everything. I don't know why no one told me this

I have had my the green card for over 5 years but applied under the 3 year rules as I didn't want to regather the extra docs, especially since we moved a couple of times during those two years. My wife informed me last week that she wants a divorce. Does it affect my applications, should we delay the divorce until after the citizenship oath? I'm inclined towards to just have everything play naturally, and update USCIS with the documentation instead of delaying filing for divorce.

I filed i-130 for my wife on March14. her current J1 visa ends on July 16. and i have green card from previous marriage.

I am guessing Priority date will get current by July1. so i will be able to file her i-485 along with advance parole on July1.

But she really wants to visit her home country in July. And come back on travel visa maybe.

Should i file for her i-485 because i heard chances of getting travel visa when i-130 is pending are better that when i-485 is pending.

Hi Guys,

my citizenship interview is in a few weeks. I had a traffic ticket and I forgot to mention that in question 15a or 15b questions and so I checked No. Should I tell the officer at the beginning of the interview or wait for them to ask that question, please advise.