US Immigration from Spain

 Hello, I would like to know if there is any problem to enter the United States with the notification of action II of approved case sent by USCIS expired.My visa has been approved, by NIE.

Hi!
I recently got injured and I m going to get a surgery and other procedures done back in my home country (Spain)

I saw that I could collect temporary disability benefits (CA) while I m unable to work, but since I am getting my procedure done and also recovering in Spain (for about a month) I m not sure if I can file retroactively once I get back in the States.

Does anyone have any experience with this?

Thank you for your answers!

Hi everyone,

I wanted to ask if someone can give me some advice about this. My fiance and I got our NOA2 in September 2020. In December we got our case moved from NVC to the Embassy in Spain, but unfortunately, they're not processing k1 until the proclamations are lifted. We haven't been able to see each other in over a year now... (since January 2020) because all his flights to Spain has been canceled twice in 2020, and now his boss told him he shouldn't leave the country if there is any risk of him getting stuck in Spain. We're trying to find a way to be able to visit each other and see what are our options. I heard I could visit the US (I have a valid B2) but just not sure how risky this would be and if I get declined by immigration there (because of awaiting on a K1), if that could damage my future interview... Just wanted to ask if someone has visited the US while awaiting on the K1 or while COVID circumstances and if this would be too risky at this point...

Also I work from home, so I guess if I visit with a B2 I will have to take that time off, right?

Thank you very much in advance, any advise would be great since we don't really know what would be best or what to do. Thanks!!

Good morning,

I need to get a surgical procedure done in Spain at the end of January (cheaper to fly yo my home country and have it done there than in here, since it's a preexisting condition and not covered by my insurance)

I have been looking at the travel restrictions and it says that spouses of US Nationals are allowed to enter with a valid marriage certificate. I also have my Advance Parole.

Do you think this should be okay? I am terrified of leaving and not be allowed back to my wife and job, but I need to get that surgery done.

Thank you!

My husband and I recently got married and I plan to start his I-130 petition next month. I'm thinking about the income requirement and I believe my income over the last 3 years meets it, but this year was unusual for me. Like a lot of people, I lost my job in March and started collecting unemployment insurance. I started a new full-time job in September but now I'm wondering whether the unemployment can be counted as part of my income, and if so, will it look bad for my case? And on top of that, in 2018 I had just graduated college and met the minimum income, but didn't make much above that.

I've been checking these forums for a long time and I'm so grateful for everyone sharing their stories! This is my first post but it probably won't be my last