US Immigration from Mexico

I got my appointment to Mexico counsel in Juarez I got email confirmation with my appointment. Quick question I need to confirm my appointment with us counsel or my appointment has been set also what next step thanks

Hello!

I m wondering if anyone has had a similar situation.

I (U.S. Citizen) am sponsoring my parents for their Adjustment of Status. We applied in August 202, and their local field office is in Fort Myers, Florida.

Earlier this year, they received the RFE for the i944, we responded to it with screenshots indicating that it was no longer required per the USCIS website. This was sent and received Nebraska Service Center.

Recently, I received notification that both their I-130s had been approved, and we just got an RFIE for the i693, Medical Evaluation. The return address is for the Memphis Field office in Tennessee. I can only think of two possible scenarios:

1. Even though their local field office is in Fort Myers, their case has been assigned to the Memphis office due to backlog in Fort Myers. (Memphis is pretty far though, so I m sure a closer office could have been assigned)

2. Because it is AOS for my parents, the i693 is being requested via mail because they may be eligible for an approval without an interview.

Have any of you had a similar situation?

We received NOA2 dated Feb 11, 2021, and it says it's valid from Feb 10 to June 9, 2021.

We have not received any other communication. This week, I sent an e-mail to the NVC inquiring about the case, and the estimated processing time for e-mails is currently two weeks, which puts us right at the June 9 deadline. I just called the NVC, and there was a recording saying to call back later. Do I need to call back?

My fiancee talked with the embassy yesterday (in Spanish, yay!), and the agent was very friendly and helpful. He told her it was very important that I call the NVC immediately, because if the notice expires on June 9, according to him we can lose our whole application process.

What do I do?

Could this have to do with my I-134? I was following instructions on the K-1 guide here, and it said to keep the I-134 and also to send one to my fiancee, but not to submit it yet. Do I need to send it to the NVC?

Thanks!

Aaron and Cintya

Hello,

After NVC assigned our case number, we worked on the DS-160 while waiting for our case to be forwarded to the consulate. Normally in Mexico, K1 case is forwarded to Ciudad Juarez. Just recently, they opened up another consulate in Mexico City for K1 interview. This means that our old NVC case number CDJxxxxxx is to MEXxxxxxx.

When we filled out the DS-160 couple months ago, I don't remember we ever input our NVC case number at the time (CDJxxxxxx). My fianc e called the consulate this morning and the person from the consulate advised us that we need to redo our DS-160 so that the new DS-160 reflects the new number (MEXxxxxxx). Tonight, we started a new DS-160 application online and we don't see anywhere in the DS-160 application that we need to input any NVC number. In fact, the DS-160 we filled out 2 months ago is identical to the new DS-160 we are about to start. I don't know what the consulate rep was talking about. Am I missing anything?

Thanks.

I helped my father petition my stepmom who is in the Philippines in October 2020. My father is still a US permanent resident who lives with me in the US. He plans to go to the Philippines sometime in October or November 2021 and stay there for like 5 months. Will that stop or pause the I-130 processing on her while my dad is gone out of the US?

Thank you.

Roger