US Immigration from Mexico

Just mailed our K1 packet using USPS Express and sent it to the wrong address I believe. I just used the address posted on the uscis website for usps as I thought using express meant it got there faster. Will this be an issue? I mailed it to the Dallas, TX 75266 P.O. box instead of the Lewisville address(I think they should be more specific about express since express is USPS. But my package is currently sitting at a post office in Dallas, TX 75260 available for pickup.

Hello,

Im a USC married to my wife from meixico. We got the notification that we are documentarily qualified on on tuesdat july 18th. How long does it take to receive the welcome letter for the interview? Would this depend on the particular consulate?

Thank you

Hello, so im a USC married to my wife from Mexico, we are currently waiting interview date for GC. My wife has a bachelors degree in industrial engineering and has two years of experience as of now. How hard would it be for her to find a job in her studied field? We fully know that she will probably need to find an entry level job or work in something different when she comes to the US because we know it will difficult or maybe not possible, but wanted to get different opinions and experiences.

Thank you kind people

Good evening,

I have a question on how to pursue this.

My niece (through marriage to my Mexican wife) was born in Mexico to a dual citizen father (US & Mexico citizenship) and a Mexican mother out of wedlock.

Throughout her life she has received a lot of conflicting advice on this subject. When she was around 3-4 years old American father abandoned her, her baby brother and mom in Mexico. She hasn t had contact with him since that day they were abandoned.

He did all he could to avoid paying child support and avoided letting her get citizenship through birth so she could go after him for support while she was a minor. His family paid off judges in Mexico so he wouldn t have to pay support. He also refused to recognize himself of the father of her younger brother.

Niece is 22 years old now and is interested in obtaining her citizenship through birth of American father.

She has her own Mexican birth certificate with the American father s name on it. Since he is a dual citizen he had himself listed as Mexican on the BC.

She also has her fathers BC from Mexico but not the father s consular birth abroad certificate.

We can t seem to get any direct information from the US Government on the first step.

Her father did live at least 5 years in the USA and 2 years after age of 14 to fulfill that requirement. The only thing would be acquiring evidence from a father that won t cooperate.

Would this be an N-600 filing? Or something completely different with her local consulate in Hermosillo? I wrote to the consulate over there but haven t got a response yet.

Well I hate to have to come here and say this, but after 8 months of marriage my wife and I are going to get divorced. Were going to do it here in Mexico then I'm going to take off once its finalized.

Her I-130 is still in process. If it gets approved during the divorce process and I ignore the RFE's I assume nothing will move forward correct? If we don't go to the interview, if I dont sign the Affidavit of Support, if we don't go to medical I assume nothing will move forward? Therefore I don't have much to worry about in that regard?

Should I write to USCIS requesting a withdrawal or something even though were not divorced yet?

She has not been handling this process at all so she wouldn't be able to try to move anything forward anyway.

Any advice is appreciated.

Best