US Immigration from Mexico

I am a us citizen (oregon) still in the process of filling out the 1-129F and i wasnt sure how to proceed (my fiance lives in mexico). I got an MIP in i think 2011 for drinking wine in a parking lot by a river. I pled guilty, paid the fine, and i havent had anything else on my record. I was 19, im 29 now.

This doesnt sound like a CIMT, so would i need to get a waiver? I plan on getting a certified copy of the case to include in my petition. Do you think it will have a big impact on our visa being approved?

I also havent had any gaps in my employment my whole life, and I don't even drink anymore. I feel so anxious about accidentally omitting information or messing up this petition. Please tell me the best way to navigate this!

Hello everyone.

My interview will be in a couple of weeks so we re updating AOS. My husband just got a new job and I m wondering what do we put on my current individual income if we basically don t know cause is not time to fill out 2021 taxes please help, TIA!

Hi All, last year I submitted form I-751 to remove conditions on my permanent resident status (I currently have a green card). USCIS sent an I-797 letter extending my conditional status for 18 months, but this letter expires in two months. Does anybody know what happens when this letter expires? My main concern is that I'm no longer going to be able to travel outside the US (which I do very often to visit family). I've tried to contact the 800-375-5283 number but they have very limited options and can never get pass the recorded calls.

Thanks!

Dan

Hi everyone,

My husband was denied entry at the JFK airport almost 6 years ago 212(a)(7)(A)9(i)(I) and given a 5 year ban. I was wondering if anyone has had experience with waiting out the ban before their interview? He's currently in Mexico, waiting for his interview. I have read some stories of people doing the 212 waiver to get their spouse into the US before their ban is complete, but I haven't been able to find any info on the necessity of a waiver if the ban is finished. I consulted with a lawyer who said we won't know until the interview. I would rather start/submit any waiver or form before the interview if it'll be necessary. Thanks in advance for any and all advice!

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?