US Immigration from United Kingdom

Now that I have my flight to the US booked (28th December- yay!), I would like to organise a few final considerations.

Primarily, I would like to take out a UK based life insurance policy, and so I would be very grateful for any insights into this process or peoples experiences with regards to expatriate life insurance.

A few quick facts:

- I am 25-30years of age,

- male,

- non-smoker,

- medical record includes sporting related injuries, but I'm fit and healthy.

I will be joining a large financial services company in the US, and from memory they offer a comprehensive life/medical insurance policy (will be confirmed, when I receive the final paperwork, etc.), however, I would like to take out a UK based policy, whereby my parents(UK) would be the sole beneficiaries. Which I expect would simplify the process for them, should something happen to me before/during their retirement.

I intend to maintain at least one UK based bank account.

This would be my first LI policy, and so, I would be grateful for any suggestions and feedback

Hi

So my husband lost his job this year. He was my sponsor however now he will be unable to.

We just got our interview date so have asked his Grandma to sponsor me which she is more than happy to do.

Since she is my new sponsor she would need to provide the I-864 and evidence correct?
Would my husband need to provide an updated I-864 since when we applied for AOS he was my sponsor or just say at the interview that it has changed and she is now the sponsor?

Thank you in advance

Hi all, searched but could not find anything specific to my question. I have my N400 interview in January and on the letter it asks for "Any evidence of Selective Service Registration". I was 27 years of age when I entered with my K1 visa and therefore outside of the age limits of being between 18-26 years old.

What evidence do I take as I have none?

To those who were also above 26 when you immigrated, do I call Selective Service and ask them for a letter or do I take none due to being above the age limit and the USCIS officer will not ask for anything?

Thank you in advance,

Mike

Just curious if anyone has picked their visa up from the embassy directly after their interview later that day or the following?

I called the embassy and inquired as to if this was something they could do under extenuating circumstances, and they stated they could. I'm wondering if anyone here has actually had that happen?

Hi, I was DQ'd today on 14th Dec 2020. Spouse is a US citizen. Any idea of when I will get the interview letter for the Embassy in London?