US Immigration from India

I submitted I-130 petition for my parents and it's approved and now sitting at NVC.

I posted fees on NVC site and it's processing. I can't start AOS and IV documentation on their site until the payment is fully processed. I've a flight to catch in 48 hours to see my parents and I was thinking to take all document evidence with me so when they will have an interview at the local consulate they will have all documents ready instead of me sending from USA via mail.

Question: Does someone have a list of all evidence documents they had to provide to finish IV and AOS? If so, can you please share the list with me?

Hi There!

We have applied for an I-130 from India (Petitioner: USC citizen) and hence provided the mailing and physical address of our house in India. Now the petitioner has moved to the USA and I was wondering if I can change the address? as it says a change of address is not allowed. Was wondering if the US address would help us speed up the I-130 approval. We have opted for consular processing.

Thank you !

I am us citizen sponsor who got K visa for my now wife.

The wife then got her two year green card through our marriage.

The wife applied for re-entry permit and we both left USA to live in our home country for certain reasons.

The re-entry permit expires in April 2024 and we may or may not come back to USA by then.

What are our options to enter the USA in future?

1. If we do manage to enter before April 2024 can we apply for her GC extension?

2. If we are unable to enter before April 2024 do I have to apply for a new GC for the wife? Does it have to counselor processing?

Thanks

Does anyone have experience with or information concerning wait times for an interview in Mumbai ( IR1 visa )? Things were going smooth until we were DQ d 9/8/23 after that ,everything came to a standstill. Any insight is appreciated.

Hi all----

We are planning to submit my husband's ROC packet within the next day or two. In 2021 when we submitted our first round of paperwork with USCIS the directive was use of lots of sticky notes & organization (like paperclips & binder clips) to make evidence easier to locate.

When reviewing the USCIS Tips for Filing Forms by Mail article (https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance/tips-for-filing-forms-by-mail) it looks like sticky notes & organizational efforts are still preferred for ROC packets, since they are filed to a Lockbox. Is this others' recent experiences?

Thanks!