US Immigration from Panama

I got an email the other day about what documents i need to gather W2,tax transcripts, another copy of my passport. and a I-134 the thing is it didn't tell me where to mail them too or anything

My husband's ROC extension letter expired while we were waiting for the 10-year green card to get approved, so he got a 551 stamp in his passport that is valid through March2019. We just received notice that the ROC application was approved and his green card will arrive within 60 days. The letter says not to travel internationally until it arrives. We have a vacation to Mexico planned in a week.

Question: Will he still be able to travel on the 551 stamp, even though his status has technically changed now from Conditional Resident to Permanent Resident? Has anyone else traveled in this situation? Thanks!

Greetings. I have some questions about my double proxy marriage. I am in the U.S. Military and she is a Panamanian Citizen. From my research, I understand that I should pursue either a CR-1 or K3 Visa. My questions are as follows:

- What are the chances that my petition will be denied?

- Are pictures and flight receipts sufficient to show that the marriage is consummated?

- Will she be able to register her marriage in Panama?

Thank you for your time.

I have a question about some of the info on the NOA 2. It states "Notice Type" and gives a date range (see below).

This doesn't pertain to the POE after the interview does it? Curious if this is just how long you have to get the interview done with or what. Any insight would be appreciated! Thank you in advance!

Figured this would be more helpful for all of us navigating the USCIS waters.

Share your story and let us know how your immigration is progressing. Any tips about interviews, medical, or documentation for the embassy would be super helpful for future filers. For those further along, how has the transition to living in the U.S. been for you? Also feel free to just come hang out and chat with fellow CR filers about anything that's on your mind. (copied this from the Costa Rica Thread - ty for the idea!)

If anyone has any tips on obtaining police records or lack there of I would very much appreciate it!