US Immigration from Poland

Me and my husband got married in Utah and we received the "Marriage License Certificate" as our marriage certificate, it has the seal, date of registration and signature of the county clerk. The USCIS stated that: "You submitted a copy of your marriage license. Please submit the marriage certificate for xxx and xxx". We went to the courthouse today and they provided us with a statment that the "Marriage License Certificate" is a marriage certificate, it has the official clerk seal and signature.
My questions are:
- Should I send them another copy of the "Marriage License Certificate" with the statment?
- Has anyone else has had this problem? If yes, how did it turn out?

I really got stressed out since it's the first RFE that we received. The USCIS wants some other evidence with it as well but this one has caused a major confusion for me. I appreciate all answers.

Hey there, long time no see.

I'm going to try and be short and sweet - I've become sick and had to go to my home country for treatment, which has been unfortunately unavailable in the US.

While abroad, my husband has been diagnosed with cancer, and is waiting for a CT scan to reveal whether the cancer has spread anywhere outside of the original growth.

Now I'm staying abroad not only for myself, but also to relieve my husband of costs of seeking treatment for both of us. As much as I'd want to stay with him, I don't want to endanger his life, as I'm unable to work suffering from my own condition.

I've been staying with my mother for 4 months. I've been physically present and lived in the US for 4,5 years before this trip.

I've read that I need to come back to the US before 6 months are up or I'll lose the ability to apply for citizenship, needing to stay there for another three years. Ideally, I'd like to get citizenship ASAP and take him to see my home country with me for all the time we have left. Can be a year, can be a couple years, but in that time I'd like to be able to travel freely, whatever happens to us, between my country and the US, according to his needs.

My questions are:

1) is there any possible way to prolong my stay outside of the US without facing these penalties?

2)if not, could I instead travel to the US, stay for an amount of time (how short can it possibly be?) and return to my home country for treatment, resetting the 6 months without losing eligibility?

I'm sorry about the length of this post. I hope someone is able to help. Thanks for your attention.

Looking through the process to go from driving here for a year on your original home country license to a US license just seems so crazy. Do we really have to get a physical, an eye test, a learners permit etc? Has anyone done this recently? Was this your experience too or am I being fed wrong information?
Thanks!

Hello

Both of my parents are in the USA and both have the work permits.

I know these things take time but yesterday my I-130 form was approved.

Does that mean that they will hopefully soon start looking into my parents' files?

Thank you.

Hello everyone, I'm more than a little confused and am hoping for some advice. My wife (Polish) and I were married in July of '21. We received her green card in January '22, and it expired in January of '24. We applied for renewal in October of 2023 (90 days before expiration) and have yet to hear anything besides the initial receipt and extension. I guess I misunderstood the situation regarding the three year rule of spouses, and realized just now that she can apply for citizenship in July of this year rather than next October (90 days before the next scheduled expiration). My question is, are you allowed to file for citizenship pending a LPR renewal? Is there any special process or filing avenue to take for this, is it even allowed? Thanks a lot, David.