US Immigration from Mexico

Hello kind people,

I'm a US citizen in the process of applying for a green card for my Mexican wife. Fortunately our case was recently transferred to the NVC.

1. Is my understanding correct that once the consulate approves our visa application they will send a SSN card in addition to the green card?

2. Can my wife travel domestically with the temporary green card before arrival of the official green card by mail?

Thank you

Hi, group. I hope everyone is doing fine today.

18 years ago my dad applied for my mom and me with the form I-130. USCIS sent us a notice of approval, but after that my dad didn't follow up with NVC. I asked NVC for my case number and they replied. I checked the status and it says "At NVC". Is it possible to continue with this case after 18 years? maybe with a lawyer? Or do I need to start over with USCIS? I am 27 years old (not married) and my dad is a USA citizen.

I hope someone can help.

Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone!! Hoping your having a good weekend

I m doing AOS from a tourist visa (my husband is an USC) and we just received this notification.

Context: I got my shots 03/30/2022 for the I-693 Report of Medical Examinations and Vaccination Record later on the 04/19/2022 got the seal envelope ready to mail to USCIS. I didn't got my Hepatitis B shot because the doctor said I was not-age appropriate HOWEVER on the 04/01/2022 USCIS change the requirements for Hepatitis B recommending vaccination for all applicants throughout age 59.

My question here is do I need to get the whole medical examination again (form I-693) with a Hepatitis B shot? The form has change since I summited my documentation and is expired. Or should I just get the Hepatitis B vaccination and submit proof?

Thank you for reading me and the help!

@pushbrk

Hey Pushbrk, you ve helped me get all my stuff in order and I submitted our I-130. I just saw that they have an alternative option for income if you can show assets of 3 plus times the 125% pov level in lieu of income. Is this correct? We re having a hell of a time trying to navigate two moves and a job. Thanks for any feedback. The reason for this question is if it is possible I might reconsider just moving to Mexico for the time being.

We had our interview yesterday April 18th, and as of today Wednesday, April 19th, our status on CEAC has changed to "issued". I need to return to the US for work this weekend, and am hoping my spouse can return with me this trip, but we're cutting it close time wise. Anyone have any recent experience with how long from "issued" to ready for pick-up at the Madrid embassy?