US Immigration from Norway

My husband filed his I-751 in July 2021 (still pending case status is case received , it s an SRC case) and shortly thereafter received an NOA about his green card being extended for 18 months. So at that time it appeared that the green card would expire in 2/2023.

Now, I m reading that evidently people were issued new NOAs for 24 month extensions instead, but we never received this! Apparently these were issued over a year ago, to others. The USCIS website says I can log into our account and print the notice , but I m not able to find any notice or even any section for communications inside MyUSCIS account. There is a tools section that will not open when I click on it, and I m not sure that area has a section for communications anyway.

So, questions:

- does anyone know how to print the NOA online?

- should my husband get that I-551 stamp put in his passport instead, and if so does that require calling USCIS to get an Info Pass appointment?

- does applying for N-400 (which he s eligible to file now) give any type of automatic extension to the green card instead?

We are feeling confused and don t have time to do much digging through info right now as I am on maternity leave and have barely time to even type this. Any help is appreciated!

Edit: My apologies, I think I posted this in the wrong forum. Can it be moved by a moderator? Thank you

Hi guys, we re approaching review day (hopefully next week, since we resubmitted April 5th), but question! I people on Facebook that have submitted proof of petitioners citizenship. I haven t seen that being required anywhere. We haven t done that, we got a RFE in March requesting only the W2 for 2020.

like these are the only documents submitted by petitioner. Do you think we are going to get a second RFE for that?

I know nothing is normal when it comes to USCIS, but I see that most people applying around the same time as us and later(even this year have at least a status of active review or approved and we have no change or movement only case received.

How normal is this?

Hello VJ members,

I`m trying to apply for my brother to come and visit me on B1/B2 visa but problem is that next available appointment for B1/B2 at US Embassy is around April next year 2023. who should I contact to get his appointment sooner? Would Senator/Congressman involvement helps?

Thanks

We are still in the USCIS stage, but we know there's going to be a question in the next stage about where we're going to live.

My wife has been living with me and my child in my country since 2020, she came right before covid hit. We got married here and we couldn't afford to pay for 2 homes so we sold her home in the States since we would be living in my country till the visas are approved.

We will be going back to her old city to live, but we don't have anyone to ask to use their address. And signing a lease for a place we haven't seen, or even know when we can move into doesn't feel like an option. We don't know how long this visa process will take.

Our lawyer said we could use our friends in a different states' address for the I130 but for the next round we need a physical address of where we will stay. This might also be something they will ask about in the interview as well I assume.

Have anyone been in this situation, what did you do? Are there some solutions here?