US Immigration from Nigeria

How many days does it take for your passport to be ready for pickup after Visa has been issued?

Hi all,

I know this topic has been discussed numerous times, but I honestly didn't see any of them particularly address a situation where one is already working remotely with a US company, and they have to move to the US on a K1 visa.

In my case, I work as a Software Engineer for a tech startup based in Ohio. Been working with them for 18 months now.

My questions are:

• Should my fianc list my job in the employment history on the form I-129F?
• Do I have to quit my job before I move to the US given visa is approved?
• Should I let my employer know I am moving to the US?

i filed a form i-90 in January to replace GC due to DHS error, because i have been married for 2years and 10 months before i got admitted into the United state last year but i received a CR1 2yrs instead of IR1 which is 10years GC , after filing i-90 i was invited go and do my biometrics which i have done and the case awaiting a decision but on the 11/16/2022 i received a notification to remember to file i-751 now my question is should i file i-751 while my i-90 case is waiting a decision

Long story short, Me and a lady had a one night affaire back in the days and never met again before I came to the USA.

I found her later she had a son, and she said he is my son .I have started helping her care for the child but never believe he is mine. To clear all the doubt,

I went ahead and did a DNA test this year to prove it. And the boy is mine. Didn't really like how, where he is living..etc...

I want to bring him to the US to school here. He is 11 now, means I became a citizen after his birth.

Do I have to file for "Consular Report of Birth Abroad of a U.S. Citizen" or I-130 for green card, then citizenship once he get here?

Which is best in this case.

Hello, we have been approved "DOCUMENTARILY QUALIFIED" for wife and children, NVC is passing on to consulate for interview appointment. They made a note that says: "This case does not meet the minimum income requirement to sponsor the intending immigrants. To avoid delays, an additional Affidavit of Support Form I-864 from a joint sponsor may be submitted. For more information visit https://nvc.state.gov/aos. The consular officer will make a decision regarding this requirement at the time of the interview. For more information, please visit https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p." I submitted full proof of income as Letter of employment, mid-year W2 and paycheck stubs showing full time employment and earnings. Is for family size of 4 which is $34k at 125% guidelines , my annual income exceeds this by around $20K? Should I be concerned? My wife will have all supporting documents at interview, any reason they would delay visa?