US Immigration from United Kingdom

I have my interview next week and I can t find my original birth certificate anywhere I have a lot of copies but can t find my original! Will this be an issue at interview?. I m from uk and the offices to get a new one are closed..

I need advice. I just received a RFE for my I-751 and they need more proof for a bonafide marriage.

My problem is we have never had joint utilities EVER. Any and all bills have been in my husband's name because the companies we were with wouldn't allow more than one person to be on the account. When we bought our house last year we just transferred the address for all of our utilities. I don't drive so I don't have a driving licence/insurance, we have no health insurance not since October 2019, we don't have a will or life insurance. Our home we bought we've been renting out since June to avoid foreclosure and have since been living with my husbands dad. They said the birth certificate wasn't valid that I sent for our daughter (the one we were gave at the hospital). Money has been so tight that we weren't able to apply for her birth certificate online (I've just now ordered it to send as evidence). Also,i haven't worked since I moved here. When I received my green card I found out I was pregnant 2 months later, my daughter has just turned 1 and I'm a stay at home mum, so I have never dealt with the finances or had any policies taken out by me. All I can send is bank statements from 2018 when we got married to now. Our daughters official birth certificate. Affidavits from our family. Apartment leases from before we bought the house (which we've provided before). Also a letter explaining the above and why we don't have joint utilities etc.

I provided in the initial pack;

Hospital Birth certificate for our daughter

Discharge instructions for me from the hospital

Vet Bill's (were only in my name but listed our current address)

Joint Bank Statements from Feb 2020 to current

Closing documents for our house and insurance

Lease agreement for our tenants with us listed as landlords

Photo's

it's not a lot but it's all we had and im so scared that providing the little additional evidence we have isn't going to be enough. I can't be seperated from my daughter or husband, it's making me sick to my stomach.

Hi guys.

I am just curious if anyone has traveled between the US & UK recently and if they experienced any problems with entry either end due to Covid.

I'm a British citizen with a greencard living permanently in the US. As far as I can tell, British citizens are allowed to enter the UK but they must isolate for 14 days or the entire trip length if only staying less than 14 days. As a greencard holder I will be allowed to return to the US since we hold permanent residency status here. My trip would only be 5 days to visit my parents only and stay in their home. I would obviously get a covid test 3 days before departure. I would isolate in their home while I was there and abide by all the rules for quarantining both sides. I know there is a form to complete so I can be located while in the UK. Has anyone had any experience with it, am I overlooking anything or should I expect any difficulties?

It's not a definite, I'm just trying to find out if it is a possibility.

Thanks in advance.

Hi, so my interview is next week.. on the yes/ no questions( can t remember the name of the form) I answered yes to the question which asks if you violated your immigration status in any way. I answered yes as I overstayed my esta.. a work colleague went for the interview and they asked her that question and she answered no.. she came here as a kid and only jut now coz adjusted status thru marriage. She said her lawyer told her to say no... but when I filled out my paperwork I asked on here and someone said to say yes as they will know that I overstayed anyway so better to say yes than lie and say no.. should this be something to be worried about at the interview? If I say yes at the interview I mean..

Hey all,

I have my GC interview in NYC coming up. I was wondering if, (as I am now working) I need to bring an updated affidavit of support?

Also is it recommended to bring all bank joint statements from every month or just the latest ones?

Many thanks for your help!