US Immigration from Indonesia

currently we are in the visa embassy stage. We just saw that my fiance's birth place doesn't match what we put on the forms compared to whats on her govt documents, ID, and passport.

Her govt documents say her birth place is a place called Bangkalan which is a region. on the I-129f and ds-160 we put Lergunong which is a village in the Bangkalan region. this is where she was specifically born. We are going to correct the ds-160 and I-134 to reflect the govt documents, but its to late to fix the i-129f that already got approved. Hopefully this is not an issue in the future and they will allow us to explain the discrepancy if asked.

Does anyone see this as an issue?

Hello everyone, I got a second RFE IN THE MAIL a few days ago asking me to get another medical because mine was incomplete.

But my myUSCIS page looks like this? The RFE filed under documents DOES NOT contain the second RFE, and on NOV 7 when they allegedly issued the RFE they changed their mind within minutes? (2 different emails, one saying action needed to be done and then the second one is just your case is being reviewed)

any ideas if I should reply to the second RFE?

thank you!

My fiance sent I-129F packet to USCIS on Oct 17, 2024. And the packet was received on Oct 18, 2024. Where will I get my NOA 2 based on the prediction?

Hi everyone, my fiance just finished filling out the I-129F form and he doesn t need the page 8 which is the additional information sheet, should I still include the additional information sheet in the visa packet for USCIS? And if I should should I put N/A on the sheet?

Also is it necessary to mention where we met on the internet like what app did we meet on? Cause on the form it only says describe about in person meeting.

Hi everyone

Back in 2005, I was on an F1 visa student and was charged with a misdemeanor of Driving While License Invalid in Texas because my driver license got suspended due to unpaid traffic ticket. I was young and dumb and was advised by the prosecutor to take a plea bargain of paying a fine of $500 and 3 days in jail. But the actual jail time is 0 days - only a book-in, and immediate book-out. So I did not spend any time in jail after court, other than the initial jail time after getting arrested for the traffic stop (which is only 2 hours). I then paid the fine, and my drivers license was reinstated. Today, I am using the same driver license number from 2005.

Currently I'm a green card holder since 2016 through my US citizen spouse. During the IR-130 process, I disclosed the misdemeanor record in the application, even gone through the embassy interview (they asked about it, and I answered with the same explanation above) and thankfully my green card is approved. Did not use any lawyers.

I still have all the court records I submitted for my green card process. And I also was able to get a certified copy of the records from the Court House. I just want to see if anybody have had any similar experience or any advice for me to move forward? Want to add, since getting my green card in 2016, I don't have any traffic tickets or any criminal charges.

So my questions are these:
- When applying for N-400 Naturalization, will this record affect me negatively?

- Should I put 3 days in jail time, since that's what it shows in the court docs, or put 0 days in jail on the application # 15b

- On the court records, it shows my birth date to be off by 3 days: will this automatically dismiss me? Long shot here..

Thanks in advance for your thoughts! God bless.