US Immigration from Philippines

Hi everyone,

I received both I-751 request to appear for initial interview and N400 naturalization appointment letters asking me to appear on May 1, same time/location. It will be 2 years this Oct since I applied for my greencard renewal so I went ahead and applied for naturalization, which was processed/scheduled within 2.5 months. My question is, I-751 letter says my spouse needs to be present and I need to bring all related documents, whereas N400 does not require my spouse to be present, and only required basic papers. Which one should I follow? TIA!

Just an idea, the thought is to get a lung x-ray prior to the St Luke s medical exam?

What if the beneficiary went to another hospital to get a chest x-ray, looking for the same sputum condition? Then if a problem was evident, one could start treatment months before the official medical check? What is the first time failure rate? Lung exam?

Just a thought as the 129F is moving along.

Some mention antibiotics, may I ask the type/name, OTC??

Hi, we're preparing our documents for our CR-1 interview on May 23rd. I've read on this forum that we need to create a US Travel Docs account and set a delivery address, and we'll need to pay our fees there as well later on.

However, we were only given an appointment automatically via email and never asked to create an account. When we created an account out of curiosity today, there was nowhere to link to an existing case or anything. So, my question is: How do we link to an existing case/appointment when it was setup for us, and how would we set a document delivery address as well as pay the visa fees once required?

Thanks!

Urgent help needed!

I am a US Citizen petitioning for my mom from the Philippines. We are a military family being my husband is an active duty and we just moved overseas due to military orders.

We just received interview letter and we are to schedule for my mom s medical.

i am currently registering for and appointment however, one requirement is petitioner s US address. We are currently overseas so we don t have a US address. What should we do?

It s also asking for the intended port of entry in the US.

Also, I have updated our address in the USCIS portal. do I need to update our address anywhere else?

HELP!!!

My 2 year GC had expired a few months when I had gotten in touch with our immigration lawfirm. They promised to follow up with us so they could process our next step--they didn't. Anyway at least $6k later, instead of inquiring first on what to do and to check my status with USCIS, they insisted on starting over and applying. USCIS wrote back saying due to Covid, they gave 48 months extension, so basically, I was good with my GC--therefore they closed the case and said reapplication was null. Didn't get my money back (of course) and my lawyer asked to appeal to reopen. Then when they made it clear it wasn't an option, lawyer opted to just apply for ROC. I have not left the US since 2018. I have a 12-year old son whose naturalization along with mine is the goal. We applied for ROC in the middle of last year. Still haven't gotten any word--it still says "normal processing time."

I've been married to my husband since 06/2019 and we've been living together for almost 7 years now. My question is, can I skip (abandon) the pending ROC and just go straight to N400 application, considering I seem to satisfy all requirements for naturalization?