US Immigration from Poland

Hello

Just curious but is there a maximum number of people that can come with you to the Oath Ceremony? Or can nobody come?

Hi everyone,

So, after 12 days my ceac account has updated, at least in most of the part. I got two FE review messages, one says that the case does not meet the minimum income requirement, the second asks for my(petitioner) proof of income, even though I'm pretty sure I wrote that it's 0 when completing the I-864 form. I've read some topics on the forum and I was thinking that I will probably need to upload a written statement under proof of current or self-employment category, that my income is completely foreign-based, so I don't have any proof of income to provide, is there anything else I can do?

The other problem is that all but two of my joint-sponsor's documents say Accepted. The first is her's I-864 form and the other is proof of US citizenship. Every other document says accepted, there is also no message about them from after the review, so I don't know if this is because of CEAC website issues or for some other reason. I was convinced that there should be no documents with 'Submitted' status after the review.

Hello All and Happy Holidays!

My new year 2023 is start off really good. I just checked the immigration app and my oath ceremony notice was mailed. When I check myUSCIS, it is scheduled for 1/13. Ironically, that falls on a Friday.... (superstitious).

I filed In August, did the civics test and interview 12/1 and I am from Chicago.

Thank you and Happy New Year!

Hello everyone

I am waiting on my oath ceremony date but thought I would ask about anyone sponsoring their parents once they become citizens.

Was it an easy process? How long did it take? Any words of advice?

I think for my parents, we will most likely get a lawyer.

Thank you.

Hello all,

You all have helped me before when I was going through my Removal of Condition and my US Citizenship. After my experience with USCIS and being done, I turned around to AOS of my parents. We have filed all the applications for their AOS back in Feb 2022. Both of my parents received their EDA cards in early August and finally couple days ago they have received RFE for their medical forms. NOA says that USCIS needs their medical forms to make a decision on their case. The lawyers wants to charge my parents $500 + 10% for shipping supplies (they already charged my parents $9000 for both applications [the only reason why they used a lawyer is because they have been in US for 20 years without legal status and they didn't want to mess their case up so thats the reason why they went with a lawyer and paid that kind of a money]) to mail the forms. I think I can do it myself as its only an envelope with the forms insides and as well as RFE notice.

Anyone thinks that I need to add a cover letter to the RFE or just RFE notice and medical forms are enough?

The notice states, "You must either mail the requested information to the address shown below or scan and upload your response using your USCIS online account (if applicable). You must submit the requested information by Feb 9th, 2023, to attention of Officer [NAME] located at [specific floor] Adjustment of Status Unit.

Also, last Friday they received letters stating that their I-130 has been approved and their lawyer said that this is "Great News". I'm trying to understand why is that a great news, as the letter just establishes a legal relationship between petitioner and the beneficiaries.

This place always been great to me and there are many people on here who have a lot of knowledge, so thanks for the advice in advance.