US Immigration from United Kingdom

Quick question please, we have our joint sponsors I-864, W2 and Tax Transcript for the 2020 tax filing, do we upload to CEAC for review by consular officer at interview or take the printed off versions to interview?

TIA

Hello - I've made a couple of searches, and everything seems out of date. Can we compile a list of working Emails for the London Embassy?

I've tried this one, and you get a standard, robotic response - LondonInfoUnit@state.gov

Hi all,

Currently waiting for my case to update after interview last week where I was verbally approved... Would people be able to share how long it took for their case to update to approved online please?

Hey guys,

So I am planning on booking tickets to see my family in England in July. The issue is my passport is in my maiden name and my green card is in my married name.

I assume I should book my tickets in my maiden name to match my passport, as this will be the main document I use for travel.

Then perhaps I should bring a copy of the marriage certificate alongside my green card and passport for when I enter the US? I just wanted to check this as I'd hate to book the tickets in the wrong name or run into any issues at the airports.

Also my passport doesn't expire for a few more years so I'd rather not get it changed if I don't have to (especially with covid I can imagine it takes longer than usual)

Thanks guys!

Currently have a IR1 interview scheduled for 10 May, this will be rescheduled as cannot make that date, hopefully to June (slots permitting) I am serving British Army and will be proceeding on various forms of leave running back to back from 26 November culminating in termination of service. Essentially my last day in work will be 25 November which I will have evidence of and an official wet signed letter from my chain of command stating I am free to leave from this date. The info on the embassy website simply states the following

Military Records: If you have served in the military forces of any country you must obtain your military record. On the day of the visa interview you will be required to furnish either your discharge papers or evidence of terminal leave from the forces.

My question is would the above suffice as evidence of terminal leave from the forces ? I certainly hope so as there is nothing else I would be able to provide even on 26 November!

My wife (USC) and I both reside here and are aware of the 6 month to enter from date of medical etc and are trying to time things to move straight after I complete my last day in work to avoid having to move into temporary accommodation for however long!