US Immigration from Mexico

Hi I have my visa interview appointment for February 2 but I don t have my original copy of my marriage license it was sent to nvc with all my documents I just ordered a new one but it won t arrive before my appointment date. Should I reschedule my appointment till I have an original copy or will it not be necessary? And how long till I get a new appointment if I do in fact reschedule? Thank you in advance

Hello everyone - my fiance's interview appointment in Mexico City is February 9. How long before that date does she need to fill out the DS-160 and go to her medical examination?

Has anyone filed the 212 waiver themselves for Ciudad Juarez or do you have to use a lawyer?

I am a US Citizen filing for my two stepdaughters , ages 14 and 18, who live in Mexico. When they were interviewed in CJD on 8/4/2021 they were refused their IR-2 visas due to 221g. The Officer asked for original certified copies of my divorce papers. Return of these documents were delayed 3 months because one of the offices had archived my papers and they had difficulty finding it But now all documents requested have been received according to tracking information. The first batch of documents were received by the Consulate in November and have been returned to me. The girls passports had been returned to us at the time of the interview but we mailed them to the Consulate and they were received on December 3rd. I called the Consulate and they acknowledged everything necessary has been received. I am very worried because their medical exams expire on February 2nd of this year.

I called the Consulate and the person I spoke to suggested sending a written inquiry to the Consulate and ask them to give us the latest status but all I received was a standard form email stating why they were refused initially. Is there anything else I can do? Does anyone know if the Consulate checks the expiration date of the medical exam and tries to complete the processing before that date? All the documents submitted were approved so it is just a matter of getting the visa stamp in the passports. When I search their status on CEAC it still states refused and shows that it was recently reviewed. Thank you in advance for any answers.

Hello there! I m a 23 years old guy from Guadalajara, Jalisco. I am going to process my tourist visa for the first time. I have heard that a citizen friend or relative in the United States can write an invitation letter to the United States to the person who wants to apply for the visa and in this way it is easier or more likely that they will grant you the visa, my question is, What does the letter need to say? Can it be a letter of invitation to work? Can a person with a criminal record but already clean write this letter? Any recommendation?.
Thanks for reading. I await your answers.