US Immigration from Nepal

I recently became US citizen. I put my Spouse last name in my Naturalization certificate. My DL is still in my maiden name. Went to apply for passport at LOCAL USPS and the agent refuse to take my application. I was told my DL also need to be in my current legal name. I thought I will be able to apply for US passport with just Naturalization certificate but thats not true. I guess I need to wait for my new updated SS card in the mail so that I can get real ID and then apply for passport after that...

On 2/1/2022 at 3:50 PM, arken said:

The marriage certificate will be the legal document certifying your marriage. However immigration wise, it's considered legal marriage only when you two consummate, that is only after you two meet in person after online marriage. You can only file for i130 after you two meet in person post marriage. No need to worry about the legitimacy of the marriage.

However you do need to provide evidences of bonafide relationship. Look into the guidelines in this forum and you will see a bunch of recommendations.

Getting married in Nepal and getting marriage certificate from CDO takes almost a month. so do you think US citizen can visit Nepal and do online UTAH marriage while in nepal and get the marriage certificate. or do online utah marriage when in US and then visit Nepal to meet and spend some time and then later file I130.

I removed my last name and put my spouse's last name in the N400 application.

I don't think because of this I need to have the oath ceremony in court. I called USCIS and they responded to me by email saying " your case will be scheduled for the next available oath ceremony in the court having jurisdiction over your place of residence"

I was thinking I will have normal oath ceremony.

please advice

Hi,

I am in United State on B2 Visa. I applied Adjustment of Status (I-485) and it is accepted by USCIS, But the status is still in pending state. I just recently applied for Advance Parole (I-131) application for Travel document. I am planning to go back to my home country for couple of months. I was going over I-131 filling instruction and I saw one statement there- ' particular problem for people who had been unlawfully present in the U.S. for 180 days or more; and it remains a problem for anyone who is inadmissible'.

Now I am confuse, Can I make a travel to home country because my stay in US will be more than 180 days.

Any help is appreciated, Thanks

Sandhu

I have recently graduated and filed OPT. Visa is about to expire couple of weeks. My wife back home is in EB3 skilled process as Registered Nurse. She is about to file Ds260 including detail of Spouse.
will it be safe for me to travel in OPT to face visa interview with here which would change my status immediately if accepted. I have been here at USA since 5 years, with legal F1 status.
Can anyone suggest me, what would be good