US Immigration from Ukraine

We are in the process of filing the I-130 for our daughter and grandson. We understand USCIS is expediting cases for Ukrainians. Does any one have experience or information on whether this also true for applications filed since the war started?

Thanx - Kineo

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I submitted my CR-1 and IR-2 Affidavit or Support and IV today on April 4th. Current case review time is 84 calendar days so I expect to hear something by 6/27. I do have an expedite under review since my wife and daughter are Ukrainian.

Hi everyone!

I have just filed for my mom on 04/04/2022. Let the journey begin.

Just wondering if anyone know how to check the earliest appointment available for K-1 visa interview before the petition gets routed to a particular US embassy? My fiance along with her kids fled to Poland from Ukraine. Now that all K-1 petitions for Kiev have been transferred to Frankfurt, Germany I was wondering what's the earliest appointment available for K-1 visa interview there vs the US embassy in Warsaw, Poland. Is there a website where we can check this? If anyone has information about the available appointment dates please share for both Warsaw and Frankfurt. Thanks!

Hi, I am a permanent resident living in Houston. I am the only member of my family living in the US.

I am the only child of my parents and I single. My parents have fled to Poland from Ukraine and we are currently exploring how can I bring them here ?

We are from North-Eastern city of Sumy which is already under Russian control, there is no way back for my parents...

I see that I can't file I130 for my parents because I am not a citizen yet, however, what options are available ?

I am reading about crossing a border by foot from Canada/Mexico and asking for a humanitarian parole, however, news say that only 7 Ukrainians were admitted like that so far...

Any suggestions where to start with this ?