US Immigration from Russia

Are there any October 2021 filers here?

Let's get together and help each other!

I just found out that for Russian applicants who have had their case transferred to Warsaw, since Sept 8th you can get the medical examination done in Moscow.

https://pl.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/medical-examination/ (details at the bottom of the page)

This means you can get your exam done in Moscow well ahead of your interview so you don't have to travel to Warsaw a week early anymore to have the medical exam there.

Hello,

We got married 2-2-2020 and the CR-1 visa process is taking so long that my wife may not get the CR-1 visa until December '21 or January '22.

Of course we are impatient for her to come and finally join me here in the US but from what I have read it seems that if she comes before February she will get a 2y conditional GC and we will have to go through the burdensome 'removal of conditions' process in about 2 years. Is it correct that if she waits until 2-3-2022 to enter the US, even with a CR-1 category visa in her passport, she should be issued a 10y GC without conditions?

Hello,

I naturalized to become a US citizen a few month ago. I have decided to skip applying for a Certificate of Citizenship for my two children because of the cost and just apply for their US passports.

One of the documents I have to show is my Certificate of Naturalization.

Q1: will they actually submit my original Certificate of Naturalization with the application of my child or do they only need to see the original and submit a copy? If they submit the original, since I obviously only have one certificate, does this mean I can only apply for a passport of one child at a time and I have to wait for my original Certificate to return to be able to apply for the second child?

Q2: another document I will have to show is their original Green Card. Will the original GC be included in the submission and not returned? This would mean that while their passport application is being processed they actually don't have proof of lawful US residency?

Thanks,
Wouter

Hi all, so I had hopefully a quick question about info from a previous marriage. I (many moons ago) married a young lady on an F1 student visa, and with good intentions, was her sponsor for I-485 adjustment of status. This was approved in 2016, and since then I haven't had any further dealings with USCIS (and ended up getting a divorce...)

Long story short, I ended up meeting a foreigner (Russian), and we've discussed the possibility of her moving her/furthering our lives together. My primary questions are, when I fill form I-129f:

1) box 1 "A-number" - I am a naturalized US citizen (from ~2003 or '04, I was a kid), do I still need to put that number on my form? I think it's on my naturalization certificate.

2) USCIS online account number - I previously had registered my email/online due to my first marriage. I went back to the USCIS online page but couldn't see any account number, etc, should I just leave it blank? Especially since this is a new case?