US Immigration from Mexico

I was wondering what documents are needed for EAD renewal for adjustment of status applicants.

I know the I765

- Copy of NOA 1 for AOS

- Copy of NOA approval for current EAD

- Copy of EAD card, front and back

Do we need the marriage certificate? Her name was changed for marriage.

Hi,

My mother-in-law, is waiting for her AOS interview. She received her EAD/AP combo card a few months ago. We live in CA right next to Mexico. She is from Mexico. She is having some medical issues and we want to know if it s okay to travel back to the US with the permit given the current restrictions. Her husband visited in December 2020 and he has a tourist visa. He flew in from MX to LAX. No questions asked. She is having medical issues and it s more affordable to go to her family doctor across the border and either try and walk back or fly back. Any advice or tips?

Thank you all!

Dear members of this group. I'm finally ready to start the process of bringing my mother to the US. I just noticed now there's the option of filing the I-130 form online.

My question is, by taking that path, does the online form takes care of everything needed including sponsorship? Or a physical form for sponsorship needs to be sent apart?

Thanks in advance for any info you could provide.

My partner and I are currently living in Mexico. I'm a US citizen (dual citizenship MX-USA) but have been living in Mexico for many years now. My partner is Mexican, with a stable job here, and I recently got hired for a new job in Washington where I will WFH until June. My question here is, given our current location status and having in mind that we do want to get married someday, would it be better to get married ASAP in Mexico and start the CR-1 process in the Embassy since we will both have our stable jobs here for a while? Or, would it be better to begin with the K-1 process in May-June when we arrive to Washington?

Also, in any of these cases, would they be able to work when we arrive to the US?

Sorry if this is covered somewhere, but I didn't see it.

The instructions for I-129F say "if a question does not apply to you, type or print "N/A" unless otherwise directed. If your answer to a question requiring a numeric response is zero or none, type of print "None".

However.... the pdf fillable form does not always allow you to type in every field. For example, if you check the No box for a question and there are follow-up questions (if you had selected "yes") the follow-up questions will often become uneditable. So, should you leave them empty when printing the app or print the app and then go put "N/A" with a black pin in the fields that don't allow editing due to previous selections?

Another form screw-up is on your "Beneficiary's Physical Address 1" the instructions say "Provide your beneficiary's current address first if it is different from the mailing address in item numbers 11a - 11i." If the address is the same then you would put the last previous address, but the "Date to" field is set to "PRESENT" (in the case that the physical address is different from the mailing address) and will not let you change it. So you can't put a previous address in this section. You have to start with "Beneficiary's Physical Address 2". You can't use white out (ie print it out, white it out and write the "date to" because the instructions say that will screw up the scanning procedure.

Soooooo..... what should one do? I could get a free trial of Adobe Acrobat Pro and fix the pdf by editing it but is there an alternative?

Thanks!