US Immigration from Russia

Hello, my Fiance is currently awaiting her new scheduled interview on October 23rd in Almaty Kazakhstan. She has a new medical appointment on October 20th. Originally, she was supposed to be in Warsaw Poland but was denied her Schenghen visas and was accepted a transfer to Almaty. The only question we have is her K1-FTP still says Warsaw Poland on it. She has a new interview date and a completed Ds-160 through Kazakhstan. I have reached out to my lawyers and to the NVC inquiry form to see if we can get another one if needed.

Has anybody experienced another embassy accepting the original K1-FTP in regards to a transfer case? Thank you all for your time.

Any changes to this process recently or what to expect before or after the interview?

I'm specifically interested in K1 interview stats, but interested in any recently experiences interviewing in Poland.

The general advice was to apply for the schengen visa to somewhere like Italy and then buy separate tickets to Italy and Poland. (Though it was never clear to me whether the tickets could be bought at the same time.)

I will be filing my n-400 soon and was wondering what documents do i need to upload. I have travelled here and there but nothing more than 2-3 weeks outside usa so no issues on the travel aspect

Below is the list i i have

1) copy of green card

2) Speeding ticket i got like 10 years ago. it was a Court Dismissal as the officer did not remember why he wrote the ticket. I will be uploading the ticket and Court dismissal document

Do i need to submit Tax Transcripts for 5 year rule filing ?

Hello all, I am in a bit of a situation with my fiance and her K1 interview. She is a Russian foreign national who was originally scheduled to have her K1 interview in Warsaw Poland on August 26th. Her Schengen visa was approved from Greece originally to cover the date. However, when she went to her medical exam they forced her to return on August 27th for further inquiry into her medical history ( which in my opinion, was complete <DELETED>but thats another story). We got her interview date in Warsaw switched and then she went back to Moscow to reapply for a new Schengen visa once her old visa expired.

She reapplied on September 1st and on September 6th she was denied this time, despite having the exact same application as before. The only difference is she doesnt work anymore because she quit her job to leave the country. She had more money in her bank account than the first time and i used myself as a supporter of funds as well. We had a cover letter also that explained our situation and why she didnt have a job compared to last time. Also, we of course had all of our flights and hotels mapped out to where we were staying and we stayed more days in Greece than Poland as well. We also, just like the first time had a flight showing us leaving Europe.

We are utterly devastated because now she cant get to Warsaw. Is there any advice you guys could give me in what we should do? My lawyers are now trying to get the case moved to another embassy but I doubt this will work. Has anybody had any success? I have yet again called my senators office to see if there is something that they could do.

My wife is a LPR and filed an I-130 to bring her stepson to the US. Here are the details:

Stepson DOB: 10/22/2004

Priority Date: 8/19/2024

I130 Approval Date: 8/28/2025

CSPA added time, 1 year + 9 days. (I think I am calculating this correctly)

Age Out date: 10/28/2026 (Again, I'm not 100% sure I'm calculating this correctly)

Current Visa Bulletin Final Action Date: 9/1/2022

What I think all this means is unless the FA date in the Visa Bulletin advances to later than 8/19/2024 in the next 13 1/2 months, he will age out and become an F2B case.

Q1: Do I understand the dates and deadlines correctly?

Q2: Is there anything we can do to prevent him from aging out?

Q3: Should we consider an immigration attorney?

Thanks!