US Immigration from South Korea

Good day Visa Journey.

My fianc and I were approved on a K-1 Fianc visa through USCIS on April 16, 2021. Our case arrived at the NVC on May 11 and we got our case number on May 13, we have been patiently waiting for it to ship to our embassy (Seoul). We have been checking the 'alleged' second-Tuesday ship dates and coming up short thrice now (1st one we just missed, 2nd one the embassy didn't request any and this 3rd one we were told we were not on). After multiple calls to see if we were missing anything, the agent at NVC informed us that we went into Administrative Processing shortly after arrival (13 May is the date he told us). What does that mean for a case at NVC? I was under the belief that Administrative Processing was more of a dead zone during the consulate process (after it arrives at the embassy, after the interview). Has anyone run into this? If so, what do you do.

We are completely lost at this point and any advice would be greatly appreciated.

My fiance has contracted a chronic medical condition requiring medication and he wishes to avail himself of his home country s free healthcare to get the medicine while waiting for a work permit and/or green card.

Can he use advanced parole or travel document done under humanitarian reasons with a doctor s note to go back to his home country for a short period without jeopardizing his green card application?

My wife got her conditional green card (K-1 and then AOS). It expires Feb 2022. This summer, we are planning on a trip to Korea for perhaps 3 months. The question is... are there travel limitations while on the conditional green card?

Hello,

For affidavit of support, if the petitioner's income listed in Tax Transcript is over the required poverty line but not by much, would you recommend including supplemental asset such as stocks?

We understand it's optional but we thought it could help the case. The petitioner is self-employeed and made around $35k each year as reported in last three years' of tax return.

Household size is 2

Thank you.

Hello everyone,

It's that time again to deal with USCIS to move my wife into the next stage of her immigration process. We filed our I-751 and USPS indicated they received our documents on 04/22. However, we have not yet received an NOA1 indicating that our documents were received or that a case was opened with USCIS. Normally, this is supposed to take 10 business days to acknowledge receipt of the documents, so I am getting quite nervous with her green card expiring at the end of June. I tried emailing the lockbox support, but, apparently, they won't respond for an I-751 notice. I also tried calling the call center, which directs me either to an automated system that either hangs up on me or tells me to email lockbox. Is anyone else having a similar experience with a delay with receiving their NOA1? Does anyone have any advice for what to do if my wife's green card expires before we get one? Any tips for getting through to a live agent with the call center? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks and best of luck to everyone who is also filing.