US Immigration from Japan

Hello,

Was wondering if anyone had any advice when applying for a 2nd I-131. Some background info; Applied for current I-131 on 11/2021, was approved around 01/2023. Due to our life situation we are not going to end up using the travel visa as intended. My wife (who applied for the I-131) will be spending *more* than 6 months per year in the US during the duration of the travel visa, we will also be filing US taxes during that time. I think we have a good chance of being approved for a 2nd I-131 because of this, but I'm not 100% sure.

My question(s) are as follows.

1. Does anyone have any experience applying for a 2nd I-131?

2. Any advice on when to apply for the I-131? Due to how long the i-131's are taking to process, we aren't sure if we should go ahead and apply right now as they are taking 1+ year to complete.

Thank you for any and all advice!

Hi. I am a Japanese national who used to live in Korea for several years.

I applied for the criminal records certificate at the Korea embassy in Japan, however, the document got rejected.

NVC told me to obtain a new certificate from the correct issuing authority.

I have checked the official NVC website but did not know what was wrong with it.

My wife just received her Visa and we will be moving to America shortly. We have a big stack of documents and are trying to figure out what we need to keep.

I know marriage and birth certificates are always needed, but what about other stuff like the I-130, or I-864?

here is what I am assuming

Keep

• marriage certificates
• birth certificates
• medical exam records

shred (destroy)

• I-130
• I-864

Not sure

• police certificates
• letters mailed by USCIS. (I have not received any physical letters from NVC)

Hello.

I am currently filing my NVC documents. My husband has his citizenship oath ceremony coming up.

I was wondering how I should let the NVC know of his new citizenship status after he obtains one?

Thank you in advance.

Hi everyone,

It's been a while since I used My USCIS, and now that I want to log in again, it doesn't let me. Right now, I want to use My USCIS to file for citizenship. The last time I used My USCIS account is when I moved to my current address 3 years ago, to file address change.

I tried "forgot password" and tried with multiple emails too, although I do know which one I used before because I have some past emails from USCIS.

Every time I try the "forgot password" link and get an "instruction" email, it says this:

"This address does not have an associated account. If you previously accessed your USCIS myAccount account online, you may have used a different email address.

PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE" And that's it.

So I messaged them using the contact form on the website last week. No response. So I tried calling USCIS today. I cannot get to a human. The robot sends me email instructions that I've already gone through (leads me to send them a message on the website). I tried "speak with representative" multiple times and then it would end the call.

What should I do? Has this happened to anyone before? What could be the reason? Does our account get terminated after a certain period of inactivity? Should I just make a new account??

I'm wondering if I need to go through Infopass? If I could resolve this issue without going to USCIS in person, I'd love that. Please help!!

Thanks!!