US Immigration from Jamaica

So my husband was approved for his removal of conditions, we have received every notice the USCIS ever sent, all of a sudden they say they mailed the green card and we never received that. So now we had to apply for a replacement, how long does that take, cause we need to travel out the country in August.

My fianc had his interview on April 29,2021, which I was present, during the interview the officer asked him if he ever got arrested he answer and said yes for weed when he was much younger in his teen but I wasn't aware of it so on the application I said no anyway she was very nice to us. But my question is will it affect him even though she ask us to provide the court documents for the case and he also had a clean police record, She also said because I came she didn't need to question the relationship and she gave us 221 g form to provide additional documents that we didn't have. Today he went to do his medical because it was done and I checked the status, so when I checked the status I saw one that said refuse and another that said ready does anyone knows what does this mean I'm worried

I have all the required documents except the job letter. I have been waiting for this job letter from my hubby job for the past 2 weeks(from the same day my hubby took the oath). I have gathered and copied all the documents including paystubs for 6 months, w2 and tax transcripts. Is the job letter a must? I have 87 days to respond to the RFE. Is it 87 days from the date of the letter or nah?

I was DQ'd early October 2020. I am also in the F-1 category, daughter over 21 of a US Citizen (mom). I'd like to start this thread for those in a similar position waiting for an interview after being DQ'd during the proclamation/suspension in Jamaica. Last April made EIGHT years waiting and I am just beside myself at this point.

Any news to share? I also got an email in March from the NVC reminding me that I am DQ's and that they'll keep in touch basically until I get an interview date.

Hello this situation is not related to myself however a friend of mine that is stressed I m hoping someone that has knowledge of US laws could help me out .

So she migrated to the US , both her and her husband were shopping in Walmart and they had a few items at the bottom of the Trolley they had a lot of items so a few items were missed they were stopped at the door and instantly realize they didn t pay for the stuff at the bottom the items weren t bagged or anything . The young man escorted them to a self check out aisle and checked all the bags and allowed them to pay for the items then allowed them to leave . No police or any other employee were involved they paid and left . Will this come back to haunt them in the sense of immigration ? As in is it possible that although they paid for the items Walmart could decide to press charges later on ? They cooperated and was nice towards the worker and they said the worker was pleasant as well