US Immigration from Jordan

I've read the general guidelines of no staples, use paperclips, and flexible files (if used at all) due to the small window that is between the applicant and CO. That being said, even if I divide the documents into civil documents package and AOS package, I feel it'll be difficult to find a particular paper.

US Consulate Amman asks that we send the documents through Aramex, as we're not allowed to bring anything with us. What can I do to divide the documents and make it easier for the CO to sift through?

Hello,

Didn't find a thread so decided to make one. Final submission 6th of October.

Good luck to all, and keep us posted!

Hey everyone

I had an interview in Amman,Jordan on Dec 21/2021, and my case was put under administration process for more document needed.

All documents was sent to them and before 2 Weeks we sent an inquiry, and we got a reply from them that says "case has been escalated to embassy"!

My questions for those who know? Does that mean They are done reviewing my case ??

Here is a screen shot of the email .

Thanks in advance

I am filing an application for my broth. I am a US citizen by naturalization and I uploaded a copy of my naturalization certificate and US passport. I also uploaded copies of my brother's birth certificate and mine showing both of our parents. When I click next it takes me to the "additional evidence page" :

"

• Religious record
• School records
• Census records
• Written statements"

I wanted to skip this page since I assume Naturalization certificate and US passport should be enough to prove my citizenship, but when I skip it alerts me with a yellow exclamation mark and an alert. Does this apply to me or just a standard alert to everyone? I assume I can submit my application with submitting any of the "additional evidence"?

Hi All,

My dad has had a Green Card for less than 5 years. However, his current employer does not offer medical insurance. The State of Illinois has a new program that provides health coverage for people who are 55-64 years old which immigration status prevents them from getting regular Medicaid. Based on that program, my dad was approved, and he was issued an ID number under what is called Temporary Medicaid. I called the State this morning to ask if this affects his eligibility of becoming a citizen later on and they said no. I'd like to see if there's anyone who can advise further because sometimes State employees are not well rounded with immigration law.

Thank you!

Sam