US Immigration from Ireland

Hi Everyone,

Looking to see if anyone else is having issues with getting the embassy to respond to email questions. My fianc is the Irish citizen and we are going through the K-1 visa process and we are getting towards the end of the validity period for his i-797. It expires 5/29/2024 but the medicals are booked up and he couldn't get an appointment until 6/14/2024. The only time they answered us was when they said that the i-797 can be extended once they receive the notice of readiness, but the documents they included in the email say that the notice of readiness can't be sent until he has the medical exam results. This whole thing is making no sense to us and we really need help. Anyone out there who can help us out? Thanks in advance!

I am not sure if this is the correct place. My husband from Ireland and I are in the Adjustment of Status process. His only ID is his passport still (it is NOT expired, but the stamp in there relates to the date he should have went back to Ireland), as this process is very long it seems. We are currently waiting for the interview step. We are wanting to travel to a couple other states within the US for some fun vacation times, but I have a fear that if they examine his passport they may want to detain him for being past his date. We have driven to other states close by, but we have a couple friends we want to visit quite a far bit away from us.

Has anyone else been in this situation and flown just fine?

Next week will be 90 days waiting for an interview letter for my husband - IR1, Dublin embassy. I ve seen mixed stuff online from the NVC about calling after 90 days has passed to see what s going on.

I m living overseas with my husband and my work has agreed that August is my window to move over in. Additionally, my husband will probably lose his internal transfer role if we don t get some concrete dates for his company s U.S. management soon. Starting to get desperate.

Hi Everyone,

So my Fianc e and i are in the final steps of completing our i-129f form and corresponding evidence, we have everything ready to print but we are not sure how to physically set everything out when we print it all.
Would we be better off putting everything in a ring binder or is loose paper in clear plastic pockets better?
Do we need title pages to state every different section of the evidence/ forms?
What is the best order to put things in?

Even if someone could point me to a previous post outlining this all so we can get it sorted, we want to make sure we have everything set out appropriately and clearly so the officer/ reviewer can navigate everything smoothly, and we can have a better peace of mind when it comes to making sure everything is in the right order and concise.

Thank you for your time!

Hey all!
This is my first post on this website,
My fianc e and I are filling out the I-129f form and double checking over everything, as well as adding any missing info, which brought me to get some advice from this forum.

In regards to our employment history sections in Part 1 and 2, we don't have enough spaces to list all of our past jobs for the last 5 years and when it comes to using the additional information in Part 8, we both need to know if the "Item Number" section can be used for multiple items (E.G Part 1, items 13 - 16.b) or if you have to use a single additional information section for every single individual item ( Name of employer, Street Number and Name, Etc.), as this would add up for both of us to like 40+ additional pages.

As well as this, if anyone has any tips about formatting or submitting that would also be amazing because were doing it ourselves and the nervousness of being close to submitting it setting in a little.

Thank you so much!!