US Immigration from Jamaica

Ok so I'm not sure but any advice would be greatly appreciated. So I got denied for my 751 in 2018 I refiled in April 2019 when I got the notice i traveled like 6 days after receiving the extension came back in no question asked. Traveled again December no question. Im booked to travel tomorrow but extension letter was expired went an got a i551 stamp on the stamp it say COA: TR6 any one knows what that means ..I was also told that by the Io that that my 751 is at the local office in que for interview..so my question is can I travel and enter back

Hi everyone! i am filling for my son who is over 21 an live in Jamaica.

uscis is requesting a census records and baptism/Christian records. Etc

1)anyone know how I go about getting a census records?

2) and if the child wasn t Christian? Will the secondary evidence be enough?
(Secondary evidence is to write a type letter of why documents is not available)

We filed for a k1 visa and are doing a waiver because of a weed charge but we were unaware that the amount was over 30 grams. A lawyer told us the best thing is to get it ammended by a criminal justice lawyer in Jamaica. The criminal justice lawyer told him she would expunge clear the history but the uscis already saw that he was charged for it but are requesting the amount. Does ammended and expunge mean the same thing? Any advice

How long after getting DQ did you get your interview date?

Hello! First of all, kudos to everyone going through the immigration process. It is teeth grinding and requires so much patience. It is a test I hope I pass.

I became documentarily qualified on October 2. I am also in the FB1 category. Mom filed for me. Interested in getting updates from applicants like me in Jamaica.

Breakdown of my journey:

Priority Date March 2013

USCIS Approved December 2019

NVC Received my case February 2020

DQ October 2, 2020 (COVID caused this)

Now I'm waiting to see how much longer it will take for an interview. COVID is a real pain in my rear end. UGH