US Immigration from Ukraine

My wife who became a U.S. citizen has been trying to get her daughter here since 2016. Daughter finally has an interview next month. My wife is panicking because when we started this I had a U.S. passport that I let expire last year. She seems to think that will affect daughters interview. My wife still has a valid passport.

So did I screw up by letting it expire.

Hello all,

A little background is that I have travelled extensively. 1 million miles was a starter. I have a passport full of stamps. Border petrol agents in most countries are pretty random with the stamps.

What I want to know is how should I put the passport stamps in the package? There are 8 stamps on some pages and 3 on others and I need stamps from multiple pages to show a trip. In a scan and print they suck to say the least. To be honest it is hard to make out where they are from or the date looking at the original. Should I scan and print the page with 16 stamps of which I only need 2 and leave it to them to figure out? Or should I print them on a page and add arrows to the page pointing to the stamps in question? What did others do?

Trying to put my best foot forward on the I-129F package.

Brian

Hello,

I am the US citizen. My fiance is from Ukraine.

I will be filing the I129f in a little over a month because she decided to go ahead and come now.

We have a large age gap, I have been divorced 2 times, I have a DUI to document in 2019.

We have had a relationship for a long time and my question is should I document more than the one trip. I have details for 5 or so trips and want to be able to overcome the red flags already mentioned. I would think showing that we have been together many times and will 3 or 4 more times this year would help with the red flags.

Any advice would be useful.

Brian

Who knows if I passed the civil questions, reading, writing but did not pass form N400. Next time will they ask me everything or will they ask about form N400?

Hi all,

I am a US citizen. I supported my old high school friend to come here on a UHP (ukrainian humanitarian parole) in 2022 when the invasion began. Long story short, we got married in January, got a baby on the way, couldn't be happier.

We filed for my wife's green card on Feb 8th but haven't received NOA yet. We saw the news today that green card applications for all people on humanitarian programs are paused indefinitely, regardless of basis.

Is anyone else in the same boat? I'm not even sure what to do at this point, just very concerned...