US Immigration from Trinidad and Tobago

Hello!

My husband will be applying for both of his parents at the same time (separate I-130s). However, we got confused on the question that asks "Have you EVER previously filed a petition for this beneficiary or any other alien?". If we were to submit his dad's I-130 and then a few minutes later, submit his mom's, should we answer Yes to this question on his mom's I-130? If so, it goes on to ask "Where was the petition filed?", it asks for a city and state. What do we put for that if the only other petition filed was his dad's?

Hi all, My self and my husband submitted our N400 application on March 8th 2025, we had Bio Reuse on March 8th. Don't see anyone here from the Fort Myers Office, any suggestions on seeing the timeline for Fort Myers Fl?

Hi guys question
We have been waiting on our interview since 2021. Finally got a date. The sponsors work status has changed since then and can longer support us on his income only, Can I add my assets that I have in my country? or do I need an American co-sponsor? And if so and I upload the I-864 will the current interview I have be pushed back? Or should I leave it and take the I864 form to the interview?

hello, my husband needs to apply for citizenship and we've misplaced his greencard. I'm sure it's in the house somewhere but we've looked all over for it and just cannot find it. I hate to have to pay $415 to replace it. Can we apply for citizenship without it? I know it asked for it in the application. Anyone here ever applied for citizenship without having the physical card?

This notice is to inform you that your case for an immigrant visa is documentarily complete at the National Visa Center (NVC) and has been since 13-Jan-2022. NVC has received all of the fees, forms and documents required prior to attending an immigrant visa interview. Your petition is awaiting an interview appointment. At this time, no further action is required. We appreciate your patience.

Your case will remain at NVC until an appointment is scheduled, at which time we will send it to the appropriate U.S. Embassy or Consulate General. We will notify the applicant, petitioner, and attorney (if applicable) when an appointment is scheduled.

The U.S. Embassy or Consulate tells NVC which dates they are holding interviews. NVC fills these appointments on a first-in, first-out basis and is unable to predict when an interview will be scheduled.

For the most up-to-date information about the U.S. Embassy or Consulate's operating status, please visit their website at https://usembassy.gov.

The next communication you receive from NVC will be either a notice that your appointment is scheduled, or if an appointment is not scheduled within the next 60 days, we will send a notice confirming that your case is still in line for an interview.

Important: The applicant should not make any permanent financial commitments until they have received their immigrant visa. This includes activities such as:
- Selling a house, car or property,
- Resigning from a job, or;
- Making other travel arrangements.