US Immigration from United Kingdom

So this is very last minute but a family member has offered to pay for me, my husband and daughter to fly to the UK to visit my family (I haven't been home since I moved here 3 years ago).

My daughter doesn't have a passport yet and my hopes were to apply for her UK & US passport just to avoid visas etc with her.

Has anyone applied for a passport recently as I'd like to know what kind of waiting time I'm looking at and if it's even possible for us to do this at Christmas?

Hi everyone,

I've been lurking the VJ forums for about a year now. I'm an ESTA overstay who hasn't been able to file for AOS yet because of my USC wife losing her job as Corona hit.

I have a question that I've not been able to find a clear answer for.

I have a minor medical issue that may likely need treatment in the next week or two. As I mentioned, my wife lost her job when COVID-19 blew up and she's been looking ever since. As a result, we don't have a lot of money and we don't have insurance.

I can't afford to go to the urgent care to have treatment. I had the same thing happen to me last year and it cost around $700 in total which doesn't sound like much compared to some medical bills I've seen, but it's a lot to pay up front.

My wife tells me that I could go to the ER once it gets bad and they would treat me, but I am concerned that I would incur medical debt then and that this would go against my future AOS application.

Does anyone know if medical debt would rule me inadmissable on public charge grounds if I filed for AOS? Or if it wouldn't be held against me. For the record, I have no other debt to my name in the USA and have not claimed any public benefits.

Thank you very much for your time.

- BB

Hi guys,

Got a friend who is in need of some information, her brother had a brain haemorrage tonight and is in critical status in ICU at the hospital in NYC. He is an LPR, are there any loopholes for her to come over here on an emergency visa or something? Besides having to go to a travel corridor country for 14 days prior.

Any help is appreciated! thanks in advance

Here. We. Go. Again.

Third time into the system after GC, ROC, and now Naturalization.

Completed using Chrome, didn't seem to have issues.

Got it in this morning to avoid the price hike, though it seems that may have been put on hold by a federal judge.

I guess its time to hurry up and wait.

Good luck to all.

Hey Everyone,

looking at the above questionnaire on the US Forms.com site you have to select Yes to say you spent 12months+ outside of the US or it says you are ineligible to apply? Is this a glitch or am I missing something obvious? I haven't been out of the US for more than a couple of weeks at a time since I moved here so my answer to that should be no.

Did you spend 12 months or more outside the United States with an approved 'Application to Preserve Residence for Naturalization Purposes' (Form N-470)?