US Immigration from Ukraine

Hopefully this is an easy question, but just want to make sure before we submit the form. My wife is trying to return after being out of the US for over a year (18 months). I am filling out the DS-117 and was curious at the bottom when it says "applicant" that should have her name in it...not mine, right? I am filling out the form for her and was just going to type her name in for her and make the appt online.

Thanks in advance everyone!

Are they still accepting scanned signatures on letter on intent to marry? I see on USCIS website a document but it has not been updated in more than a year

https://www.uscis.gov/news/alerts/uscis-announces-flexibility-in-submitting-required-signatures-during-covid-19-national-emergency

Hi, guys!

I'm petitioning for both of my parents. My dad's petition is ahead and we already uploaded all the necessary docs to NVC.

Trying to see what would be our next steps after submitting the civil documents to NVC.

1. Has anyone had an experience with immigrant visas in Ukraine recently? How long is the wait to schedule the interview?
2. What kind of questions should my father expect during the interview?
3. Would they want him to have some job lined up or the proof of insurance or anything along those lines?
4. In his affidavit I had to use his assets entirely, as my returns from last year barely show any income. I also recently got divorced. Is there any concerns with that?

My wife and I was scheduled for a green card interview then a week later got a cancellation notice ! Now I am reading if you didn t go for the scheduled interview they are denying green card

interview . What is the truth to this story ?
Did any one get the same letter and did they reschedule your interview ?

Hey all,

We sent the AOS packet for both my wife and step-daughter together. My wife's part of it was accepted, but the portions for my step-daughter were taken out and sent back with a Rejection Notice.

Based on the letter below, what I'm guessing was missing was that they wanted a copy of the I-129F packet as with the approval stamp on it. I'm assuming this because even though I sent in two copies of the I-797 for the K-1 approval, the I-797 doesn't actual mention my step-daughter's name on it anywhere. The I-129F packet, on the other hand, does.

I had a few questions that I couldn't find answers to across the forum:

• Is my above assumption correct? They want a copy of the approved I-129F?
• Now that the packets have been separated, is this no longer a concurrent filing? Does that mean I have to pay $1140 for my stepdaughter instead of $750? (she's under 14)
• They tore open the I-693 envelope. I'm really hoping this doesn't mean we have to get a sealed med exam again (she only did the vaccination worksheet part). It looks like all the papers I sent them were scanned in (they have serial numbers and timestamps lightly printed at the bottom of each page now) so maybe that means the information is in their system for those documents?
• They returned the singular copy of the marriage license record I sent in for both applications, but they didn't return the Affidavit of Support. To be safe, I'm thinking I should probably send a new one in, right?