US Immigration from Scotland

Hello again. Apologies if this is in the wrong section of the forum.

I'm probably panicking but non-refundable tickets have been bought from Scotland via Amsterdam to Detroit Metropolitan and now I'm thinking I've only ever heard of K1 visas being processed at really major international airports such as LAX and JFK?

Will it be okay to go through immigration and interview here? Google doesn't seem to be helping regarding specific visas, I can't call and there is no email address that looks like it might deal with this question.

It's beginning to sound like a nightmare what with all the covid-safety preparations for three countries on top of it all... Also will my fianc be able to stay with me as we will be traveling together?

Thanks for reading. Any advice much appreciated.

My spouse who is waiting for an interview after adjusting from a tourist visa after we got married. We would like to travel to the UK and back. Due to the presidential proclamation travel ban that the UK is still under, he should be allowed because he is my spouse. So would I just need to bring our marriage certificate as proof?

Hello all,

Just trying to get some feedback. Yesterday I filled the information online to renew my 10 year Green Card. (I-90 form)

It seemed pretty basic. Even though my I applied after my card expired (June 2021) what are the chances of them denying it? I am a little nervous on this. Hope I get it approved.

Any feedback would be appreciated

Thanks

Hi all!

I have my interview next week. I've watched the video on the embassy site but was wondering, what are the papers you are supposed to show outside to be waved on to security?

I've printed the instructions / appointment time / payment receipt from the website as instructed. Or should I have the DS 160 with the barcode ready?

I was at interview stage and had an appointment for March last year but everything was cancelled. So the DS 160 is the original. The new instructions say the new date.

Also, I'm coming from Scotland the night before and staying in a hotel down the road. My interview time is 9:30 and I've booked a cab from my hotel (ten minutes walk) for noon to get me to Gatwick by three for my flight at five.

I honestly didn't think I would be more than two hours but now I see I should be allowing 2-3. Is this a general interview recommendation do you think, for families, say? Hoping the half nine appointment means I'll be in promptly. Would you rearrange the cab for a later time?

Any help would be much appreciated

Fiance leaving UK soon to USA. Wanted to know if anyone had trouble finding a place to get 72 hrs covid test before boarding flight that did not cost 120 pounds?