US Immigration from Russia

My wife"s daughter over the last 14 years has had at least 5 visas in her passport and has come here over times during those years. The most recent time she came with her 3 year old daughter to see grandma with the intent of returning to her country even though she has a i-130 filed and allowed but just waiting for an interview. She has tickets for her and daughter to return in august. now she is worried because the company she worked for folded and she is out of work in he own country and lost her apt also. tHEREFORE she is considering filing an AOS. Question is how successful would she be if shev filed before the 90 days

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My wife"s daughter over the last 14 years has had at least 5 visas in her passport and has come here over times during those years. The most recent time she came with her 3 year old daughter to see grandma with the intent of returning to her country even though she has a i-130 filed and allowed but just waiting for an interview. She has tickets for her and daughter to return in august. now she is worried because the company she worked for folded and she is out of work in he own country and lost her apt also. tHEREFORE she is considering filing an AOS. Question is how successful would she be if shev filed before the 90 days

Hello. We filed forms 485, 131, 765. The biometrics is done.
The site has updated the status that we have been assigned an interview for the green card, there are no updates on forms 131 and 765.
1. Does this mean that they will no longer process Forms 131 and 765, since we have already been invited to the interview?
2. What document / permit do I need to obtain to travel with a green card? (There is a Russian passport)
3. I got an SSN with a mark that valid for work with only DNS authorization . Do I need to replace the SSN card after receiving the green card?
Thanks for answers.

we are filing AOS for wife's daughter and our 3 year old grand daughter. Do we have to file duplicates of our i-864's, passports etc for the Grand daughter?

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone had recently taken an Oath in Vermont after N400 approval.

And if so - how quickly did you receive your ceremony date / time notice?

I realize they're being scheduled at least 1 month out right now, but just curious when I should expect to receive the notice for when the ceremony is scheduled, and how much advance notice they'll give me.

Moving back to CA early August, and wondering if I'll know my ceremony date by then...

Thank you!

We are nearly finished putting together our I-129F (K1) packet. While sitting i's and crossing t's, I came across an article mentioning disclosure of any previous USCIS applications/submissions.

As of right now, the beneficiary does not have an A-number that we are aware of. However, about 6 months ago they did submit and interview for a B-2 visitor visa which they were denied.

My questions are:

1) Is it necessary to disclose the previous B-2 denial?

2) If so, would the previous DS-160 application number be their (the beneficiary) "A-Number"? (The DS-160 application number does begin with an A, followed by 9 numbers/letters).

3) If this IS considered their A-Number, would we put this on the I-129F application in section 2 under beneficiary info?

4) if this is not their A-Number, should we still disclose the previous B-2 application and denial?

The previous denial was for 214(b): Did not establish eligibility for the visa category being applied for or overcome the presumption of being an intending immigrant.

Our preference is to be as upfront and honest as necessary. I'm just not sure if I'm overthinking it or just getting confused due to the A-Number.

Thanks in advance for any info/suggestions you have.