US Immigration from Kenya

Hello guys , me and my husband who came on a k1 visa just got married this week , and now we are looking to file for adjustment of status. We had planned to file in December , however we also need to make sure he gets all his shots in order (he was missing some due to them being contraindicated at the time of the med exam).

What we are wondering is if there is a time limit on when we can file for AOS, must we file within the 90 days of his visa ?

Hi all,

I live in Kenya. I have an IR1 visa and just received a job offer for the US. My family and I are not yet ready to make the permanent move (we have 2 young kids, a house to sell, a car etc) but I need to show work authorization for the US. I read in the previous post that upon entering I should be able to work.

• While waiting for the green card, will I be able to open a bank account?
• How soon will I receive the SSN?
• Do I need the Physical green card to work? Do I need it to be able to travel outside and then return to the US after a month?
• And most important, I am about to sign my contract- are there any documents online that I can show my employer to prove I should be able to work immediately upon entry and there are no limitations to my status?

Thank you so much!

Hi family, I'm quite new over here and I'd like to ask this:

My Fiance (petioner) and I (beneficiary) submitted our K1 visa application got the NOA1 and currently waiting for NOA2. However he recently had a stroke and its been one nightmare after the other (the stroke has really affected him and he needs so much support from his loved ones in his recovery process). He is currently in a rehabilitation centre and we realised whenever he is put on a video call with me it really cheers his mood up. I am far currently and not really able to help much. I would love to be present to fully support him as he recovers. My question is, do we qualify to request for expedition for our case? Even without getting NOA2? (We got NOA1 1st week of May)

If yes...kindly how do we go about it?

I'm trying to find information from people who have experienced the POE process and while I have been anchored to find some info, I haven't really found nearly as much info on POE than the interview, AOS, among the other steps in the process and it's beginning to make me wonder if this means people find out the POE experience turns out to not be so bad after all? Is this the case, or is it still something to worry about?

So it's my understanding that certain documents that we would need to bring to the POE such as medical documents are supposed to be no older than 6 months. So since our visa is processing still (it's "approved" but it's in administrative processing) and it looks like the medical documents are going to reach that 6 month mark soon, what should we do? Should I have my fiancee go to another medical exam when our visa is finally in hand?