US Immigration from Russia

Hey everyone.

My wife's i485 was recently approved and the green card was created and delivered. BUT we had an issue which is from what I understand to be common. We moved to a new address, used the change address function online, and the green card was still delivered to the old address.

Since the USCIS system says it was delivered and not returned, I understand we need to file a form i90 for a replacement card. There is an associated filing fee that we would like to avoid paying if possible since we did the change address as instructed within 10 days of changing address.

I've read in the past that people have been able to get the filing fee waived despite this situation not being specifically listed as eligible for a few waiver. Is that true? Can we file the i90 without including the fee but with evidence showing that we changed address appropriately?

Link: USCIS Fiscal Year 2022 Progress Report

In short, efforts were spent on:

- More employment-based visas (to the level of working 7 days a week on them)

- Cleaning up the backlog of expiring EADs, particularly those of asylum-seekers

- Processing Temporary Protected Status and similar paperwork (Afghanistan, Ukraine, etc.)

- Making money

The 14-page report does not mention "K-1" or "I-129" even once.

Hello everyone!

I finally got an interview notice, now facing million questions.

But most important are:

1. COVID vaccine, there non CDC approved vaccives available in Russia, Im confused, my dad has non approved one and he could fly to europe with it.

2. Can I come to his interview, or Im not allowed, I know in states you are allowed, my cousin went with his mom.

3. FInancial docs, weird in interview letter it is said to bring, in CEAC it is said they not needed, if were uploaded, where is the truth?

Thanks everyone for help!

There is a new law for Russia refugees to enter America, and already 20000 Russia people entered America through Tijuana and more Russia people are coming everyday. I am wondering if my Russia fianc and her kids getting into America in this way and then get married in America, not sure if there are some problems applying for their green card

Well after many request letters and just as many denials,,, Almaty, Kazakhstan has agreed to transfer the case.