US Immigration from Mexico

I am preparing my I129 applications My fiance and I have been living in Madrid for the past 2 years and I am moving back to the US in 2 days (I am a US citizen). We have the following documents as proof:

1. My enrollment certificate in the masters

2. His enrollment certificate in the PhD.

3. Rent Contract of my apartment for the two years.

4. Rent contract for his apartment only the first year because he lived with me in the second although we don t have proof as the contract was only under my name. I will submit pictures of my bank statement showing he is transfering half the rent to me.

5. Some pictures of us in various places in Spain and with friends. I will only submit 4-6 although we have so many of course.

6. Entey stamps to Spain from my passport and his

Are these enough proofs? Should I be submitting more proof like airplane tickets to Madeid, more pictures, watsapp conversations from when we first met or it will not be helpful?

I wasn t sure how to title this but I am a US citizen who is the petitioner for my two step-children in Mexico. They are coming in on IR2 visas. After waiting almost 3 years for a consulate interview we finally got a notice they are both scheduled for interviews on August 4th (only 1 week notice but still excited!) During the long wait my 18 year old step-daughter had a baby who is now 5 months old. Can the baby be considered derivative and come in with her and, if so, what do we need to do to make that happen? She only has a maximum of 6 months before she must enter the states and we can t leave the baby behind!! Any rapid answers would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks in advance.

Hi Everyone,

I started my case to petition for my step daughter in Mexico in May of 2019. Visa Class IR2. On July 20, 2020 my case became Documentarily Qualified, and I have been patiently waiting for my interview date ever since then. Periodically I call NVC to see how things are going, but the reps there always tell me the same thing. "Your case is still waiting for an interview overseas. We do not have an estimated timeline of when you will get your interview notice." Basically, sorry keep waiting kind of thing... so my question is. Does anyone here have any clue as to when I can expect my interview? I have seen other people get scheduled for an interview already for August, but they are mostly IR1 cases or other categories...

Any info would help at this point.

Thank you all and God Bless

Hello,

I want to withdraw or close my case with NVC since I will be adjusting my status here in the US after getting (advance parole-parolee status)

One of the questions on the I-485 application says" Have you ever applied for an immigrant visa to obtain permanent residents statys at a US embassy or US consulate abroad? YES OR NO

I have gotten my I-130 approved already but got a NVC case number how would I go on to close that case . can I send my adjustment of status packet before closing it my NVC case ?

Hello,

I'll try to keep a long story short but looking for some potential direction as to what I can try next or any helpful information.

I am a US citizen, petitioning for my wife in Mexico. Our Case closed, August 2019. In April 2021 we received notice that our interview would be the second week of May. With all travel arrangements and accommodations set, we were eager and ready for our interview. The week of our interview my wife was admitted to the hospital with Covid and a severe case of Covid related Pneumonia. Things were touch and go, but I am happy to report she has made a full recovery. For obvious reasons we had to cancel all our reservations and she could not attend the interview considering she was in the hospital. That week I called and pressed numbers till I had someone on the phone at the consulate and explained the situation. I repeated this 3 times and received the same answer each subsequent time; that I will need to submit a public inquiry form to request a reschedule. So that is what I did. A month later I receive a response to my public inquiry. The response, "That I need to submit a public inquiry requesting a rescheduled appointment." The response to my inquiry was to submit another. So, I did so, and now another 30 days has passed with no response, and I submitted a 3rd public inquiry. I was hoping for some type of compassion considering she was in the hospital, and we were doing the right thing. No such luck.

I have reached out to a few Congressmen and Senators. Most didn't respond, one did respond and said they would contact the consulate on my behalf. So far, no luck down that avenue.

Short of taking a trip to the Consulate and knocking on the door. What have I not tried that I should?

Thanks,

David