US Immigration from Thailand

Hi I submitted documents on Dec26 2025 got interview scheduled on 3/25/26 my husband is U.S. citizen

I am overstayed came from 75 countries listed and we using joint sponsor.

we brought lot of joint evidence tax return

insurances lease.
The interview went well my lawyer was with me and said everything is good

the only thing is the officer mentioned my husband still shown as greencard holder in the system and he mentioned that it's a glitch and should be fixed easily he didn't give any verbal approval or white paper

We thought we will get approved asap but didn't now it has been 22 days

should I be worried?

when is the soonest I can do some inquiry I'm confused how to check processing time online

since i485 is 11months but i130 is 58 months!

There was talk about USCIS now asking about proof of good character for N400, like charity work, neighborhood involvement, interviews with neighbors even. Has this started to happen? None of the sample interviews I've seen on youtube recently has this come up at all.

thanks

Hello all,

I have two questions for filling out the I-134. I have been here long enough to know that I should just read the questions literally, but I tend to think too much and then everything goes gray. The main goal here is to not do anything that would trigger an RFE, so I would like to hear what other people have answered with success.

These questions are from form I-134, 01/20/25 edition

The first question is part 2, question 14:
How many other dependents do you support (including yourself)

This seems obvious that it should be 1, but then question 15, asks for a list all of my dependents, and says do not include yourself...
Is the consensus that I should put 1 for question 14?

The other question is for part 2, question 16:
What is your annual income?

At first glance, this seems simple, just add my wages and social security payments, done. But again, I started thinking, and in an effort to not trigger an RFE, I got lost.

I have a W-2 which lists Wages, tips, other compensation in Box 1, but that number doesn't include 401k contributions. Box 3 on the W-2, Social security wages does include 401k contributions.

Then, there is the tax transcript with its own amibiguities. There are two numbers that I might use, Total wages: which is the same as box 1 on the W-2, and Total income: which includes social security payments received along with the box 1 wages from the W-2, but again, does not include 401k contributions.

Do I just use the Total income from the transcript? That seems to match the question on the I-134, but it doesn't include the 401k income.

I feel like having the numbers match the other documentation is more important than including all of the income as I am far enough above the required miminum that it is not an issue.

What have other people here stated for their annual income?

Thanks,
John

Good morning,

It is finally that time to remove the conditions on my wife's 2-year Green Card. In the past 5 months I was promoted in my current job to a location 175 miles away from our primary residence. To save a 6 hour roundtrip drive daily on top of working the position, we decided to lease a work residence near my new office. My wife is on that Lease with me, but we also travel back and live at the primary residence 2 to 3 days a week if my work does not extend into a weekend. Long story short, my wife is not on the Primary residence mortgage as I have not had the opportunity to refinance the house in the past 2 years to add her to the Mortgage or the Title due to the economy. We did change my mailing address so that I receive mail at the new location, however we did not change my wife's mailing address and she is still receiving her mail at the primary residence. Our Bank Statements and such have the new mailing address upon them except for one bank account which still shows the primary residence.

Question? When we fill out the I-751 do we list the primary address or the new work address, which will cease in another 6 months when I fully retire, or list it on the I-751. Since we go back and forth and she takes classes on-line from a school near the primary address and then attends when in town, should her address be changed with USCIS. We do live in both places as stated but the primary Address is our home with the mortgage.

Do I also need to explain this in a cover letter?

Most of our statements as stated go to the work address for ease of dealing with this during the week.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Ryan

My Thai stepdaughter was notified that she has her interview scheduled for 21 April in Bangkok at the US Embassy. What are the chances that her visa would be issued relatively soon after the interview?

Too much uncertainty with the ban in effect.