US Immigration from South Korea

Hello Everyone~ My husband and I have now made it to the U.S. I'm now looking into changing my last name (hypenating my maiden with my husband's last name). Searching on the process in my state (FL) they basically say you bring a copy of the marriage license and the name on there has to be what you're changing it to. However, as we got married in South Korea, the women their keep their last names even after marriage. Therefore, on our marriage certificate, it still has my original name.

Does anyone know if there is something specific I would have to do or have any experience with this kind of situation? Thank in advance~

Hello,

For i130 request for bonafide marriage, we can provide

- two shared joint credit card accounts

- a official letter listing my wife(the beneficiary) sole beneficiary of my IRA.

However, we do not have a joint property or a lease showing tenancy of common residence.

Could the proof of joint credit cards and letter from the brokerage showing her as the beneficiary suffice for meeting financial aspect of the bonafide marriage?

Thank you for your help in advance.

So with COVID, the SS office is not accepting in-person appointments and everything is essentially through mail/phone. My husband received his citizenship certificate in November and was told to update his status with SS after about two weeks. We contacted SS and they told us to have him mail his original certificate along with an N-565 form. We mailed it on 12/11 and have called back each week only to be told that it's not "in the system" and to check back later. I'm so worried that the forms were lost in the mail! We stupidly did not send it through certified mail so we can't even confirm if they received it or not. :(

I'm wondering if this is normal for it to take this long for them to process our forms or if we have reason to suspect the mail has been lost. Anyone ever been in a similar situation? Should we just keep waiting? How long is too long to wait before worrying?

Hello,

Hello,

I am (US citizen) about to marry a non-US woman whose parent filed a I-485 that was previously denied for potential misrepresentation and fraud (work-related reasons). While this case was submitted for an appeal to motion to reopen/reconsider, the individual (whom I am marrying) has her work permit expired as well. My question is would it pose any problem if we were to submit a petition (I-130) and I-485 after our upcoming marriage while her parent's case (appeal to motion) is still being processed?

Thank you,