US Immigration from Russia

My USC husband just accepted a job offer that requires moving abroad on government orders. He will work for the military as a civilian, on 2-year contract with an option to prolong. Apparently, I cannot go with him as I am not a citizen yet. Besides, I just recently started a new job myself, and am working towards obtaining a next level professional license that should take another 1,5 years. I have ROC application pending since October 2020. I don't expect an interview as we had one for AOS, however I am aware that it still may be the case.

What will happen if we are summoned for the interview for I-751 and the husband is abroad and can't attend?
Am I still eligible to apply for citizenship under 3-year rule when the husband is out of the country?

My petition was approved on February 22nd. I have called NVC multiple times asking if they have received it and they still have not. They finally told me after 60 days I can email nvcresearch@state.gov and send them my approval notice and information and they will look into it for me. I did that a few days ago and called USCIS today and they said they confirmed they sent it to the NVC on February 23. I asked why is it that some people get a case number within 30 days and its been 64 days for me and they still have no clue where it is? And she said it depends on the petition? How can that be? Is mine just lost in a pile somewhere? She told me to wait 90 days and then call back.

Is anyone else in this situation?? I just want to cry. Please help

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Good day. We sent forms 485, 131, 765 on April 1st from Chicago to the USCIS office in Chicago, still have not received the NOA. Please tell me where to call, where to write to find out if they received the documents and why the delay with the NOA?

Hi,

So this might be a unique one, hopefully someone can offer some advice. I recently filed an I-130 for my daughter that was not born in the US. My daughter has a half sister 2 years younger than her (different fathers, same mother). My ex wife wants to enroll both girls in school here in the US for a year, as well as join them. She is not willing to let my daughter come to the US alone since she is a minor, and insists on accompanying both girls. I'm capable per the I-864 guidelines of sponsoring all 3. Per the I-130 and I-485 instructions, I don't see any field to fill out to file a petition for the other two since they are not direct relatives of mine. Ex wife would no longer count, correct? Assuming that my daughter's I-130 and later I-485 are approved, is there any way to get my daughter's half sister and my ex wife in the US so both girls can attend school here together?

I'll also note that my ex and I have been legally divorced since 2013, and that she never adjusted her status in the US after entering via marriage before she left. Everyone has entered the US several times on valid B2 tourist visas.