US Immigration from Thailand

So my wife's IR1 got NVC DQ'd November 18th. I can't find any information anywhere about the wait times at the Bangkok Embassy right now for my wife's Visa type. Anyone have any ideas or where I can find information? Please and thank you.

Hello everyone.

Just a quick question. I have already uploaded my docs to the NVC and we are waiting for the DQ. According to the NVC scanning and uploading tips (https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing/scanning-and-uploading-tips.html), if a document is blank on the back they ask you to not scan it (the back part). My question is, since I have already uploaded my document fronts because they are blank on the back, would it be a good idea to just rescan and reupload them again to be on the safe side? This would be done through the submit other documents function.

I'm asking this because I saw a post on one of the Facebook groups about a person being given an RFE to submit the back of his documents.

I have tried to start the N400 application online, and get so far before an " Unable to retrieve your application" error pops up. Only get thru the first 2-3 pages. I exit to the home area, and see the pending N400 application in my profile, and when I try to continue it it takes me back to the error " Unable to retrieve your application". I have tried multiple browsers, and deleted the filing, and started over a few times with the same error showing up. Have only been trying for the past hour or so. Guess I'll wait until tomorrow to try it again. I am assuming it is an error on their end, as I have successfully filed other forms online with no issues ( Just completed I130 online, well, case is closed now, got the visa and everything, but that went very smoothly online). Just wondering if anyone filed N400 online and had this issue? Thanks in advance.

Had a friend visiting last week, and was helping her apply for an ACA insurance policy for 2023. Because she is not a citizen, Healthcare.gov wants to validate her eligibility by having her send in an image of her green card. That's when I noticed that her 24 month extension actually expires next month (December 2022.)

What happens when those letters expire? Does USCIS take action automatically (like a new letter?), or must she do something? And if so, what?

She's got a complicated ROC case, and I don't think it's going to resolve within the next month.

Hello everyone,

Regarding scanned documents. I am waiting for my police clearance from South Africa to arrive in Thailand. Currently I have a cellphone scan of it (basically a photo). Would it be ok to submit this, or would it be better to wait for the official document to arrive so I can scan that using an actual scanner?

Thanks in advance,

Dewald