US Immigration from Poland

Hello,

Can someone please tell me if they ask for any extra proof of vaccinations on the interview to remove conditions?

I am about to go to the interview so I started watching these videos and one lawyer says that green card applicants have to be fully vaccinated against covid-19 is that true?

Thank you for your help.

My wife and I were married back in October 2019 on a K1 visa. We filed for our AOS that month and finally had our interview last week (2.5 years after marriage). She received her Green Card today and it expires in 2 years. I thought that since we were married for more than 2 years at the time of her AOS that she would have received her 10 year green card. Was this an error by USCIS?

This may be a bit of a technical matter but here are the facts:

• Married couple; both husband and wife were Polish citizens during the year 202X
• Both husband and wife lived a majority of the year 202X in the U.S.
• Both husband and wife applied for an adjustment of status during the year 202X; application was still pending and unprocessed by USCIS as of December 31, 202X (but notification of filing was issued during the year 202X)
• Both husband and wife met the substantial presence test during the year 202X and would normally be required to file Forms 1040 as U.S. tax residents for the year 202X
• However, their circumstances during 202X were such that, under the Article 4 tie-breaker rules of the US-Poland income tax treaty, both husband and wife were still deemed to be tax residents of Poland, not the U.S. for the year 202X

The above being so, the questions are:

1. Has anyone with similar circumstances taken a treaty-based return position by filing Form 8833 "Treaty-Based Return Position Disclosure Under Section 6114 or 7701(b)" to file taxes in the U.S. as a nonresident (i.e. Form 1040-NR) during the year their adjustment of status application was still in-process?
2. If so, was the nonresident alien return and the treaty-based return position accepted or rejected by the IRS?
3. Did filing in the U.S. as nonresident aliens using that treaty-based return position prejudice their application for an adjustment of status or otherwise negatively impact the outcome of same?
4. Is anyone aware of a prohibition in U.S. tax or immigration laws, regulations, or other authorities against taking a treaty-based return position to be treated as a nonresident alien for U.S. tax purposes while their application for an adjustment of status is still in-process?

Thank you anyone for any advice and input you may have on this matter.

I did my medical exam and received the Do Not Open Envelope from my doctor.

The hot mess that I am, I lost the envelope before I got a chance to send it to USCIS. I called the doctors office to reissue the form, but I won t know what s going to happen until the doctor is back in the office, which is Monday (in 4 days) and the anxiety is killing me.

Has anyone been in this situation before? Are they going to make me redo the whole exam and pay again? - the latter is what I really do not want to do.

When are they finally going to make these electronic? It s ridiculous

Good afternoon,

It has been a while since I have posted. I have originally applied for LPR via marriage in 2017. I got the 2 year green card and then I got the 10 year green card August of 2020. My divorce was also finalized August of 2020. Since I am divorced, I have to wait the 5 years in order to apply for citizenship which falls on this year around August.

Anybody recently applied that is in the same situation as me? How long is the wait usually?

Just asking some questions so that I am prepared for when my time comes.

Thank you.