US Immigration from Morocco

This is meant as an apolitical civil service announcement. perhaps you ve heard in the news that there is a potential federal government budget crisis and the possibility that the government will shut down in three or four days if US elected officials do not agree on a budget. What could this mean for those of us waiting for visa processing? Possibly further delays. Because the federal government will shut down agencies, including state department agencies. I ve been reading a lot about it and local hires in local countries may not get paid until there is a budget passed. And what this may mean is that those local hires will probably not want to work until they get paid. Which will mean further delays at embassies and consulates. This is not just FYI. If you have a passion about it, regardless of political party, you can call up your senators or congressman and ask that they kindly work to negotiate a compromise and pass the budget without closing US government agencies. To do this, you simply look up their phone numbers in Washington DC and you respectfully make a phone call. I did that this morning, it took me all of seven minutes to call both my United States senators and my congressman s office. They need to know that there are people out here that will be negatively affected if the government shuts down. Pressure on them to find a resolution can be helpful. Again we should all be respectful, calm, and positive. Thank you.

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What happens when you change your name during naturalization but your vaccine card has your old name on it? Will that be a problem when you're flying outside the US?

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Anyone have a general idea about the wait time for an interview in Casablanca after you are Documentarily Qualified? I just checked the US Traveldocs website and that site is down currently. Thanks so much!

My fiance was denied in his interview, what are our options

While working on my husband's adjustment of status papers, I discovered that he was missing a few required vaccinations. After a few weeks of phone calls, I was finally able to make him an appointment to get them. The only problem is I can't get him in until 10/13 and his 90 days is up on 10/1. Is is better to send in his application without the required vaccines or wait to send in the application until he has received the vaccinations?