US Immigration from United Kingdom

Traveling to US in 3 weeks - which airports can I fly into?

As the title says, I am curious if there was any changes to the airports I can fly into. Covid meant that I could only fly into JFK / EWR or ORD for my location however I have not been able to find any updates on if there are more options for me to fly into. I will be flying with a new CR1 visa.

Can anyone shed any light on this?

Hello,

I have a question regarding the I-751 paperwork. So my divorce has been filed but it's still pending. I'm currently filling out the paperwork getting ready to submit it in the next few days.

On the first page is asks about marital status, I'm obviously still legally married so I check married, correct? As it's not ended yet, I also put N/A in the date ended because it's not yet finalized therefore there isn't a divorce date yet. And then on page 3 I would simply put a waiver request under good faith and then wait for the RFE for the divorce decree?

Sorry if that sounded wordy or confusing.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, I'm very confused about I-693 for my AOS packet. Please help!

Some background on my case:

K1 visa - Entered July 11th 2020

Attended Medical In London: March 2nd 2020

Have form DS-3025 + Certificate of immunisation - All completed and clear

I've read and seen so much conflicting information about I-693, do I need to submit it at all? Do I still need to get I-693 signed by a US doctor or is it not needed since it should have been processed already when I handed in my visa packet at my POE? Do I fill out I-693 as best I can and leave the "civil surgeon" sections blank?

What exactly should I submit in the AOS packet? Just the DS-3025 + Certificate of immunisation?

Wish this stuff was a little more clear in the instructions

Thanks!

Hey guys,

I recently had my IR1 interview and I've received my passport and booked my flights for in a few days time. My question is, what next?

I've been so prepared for each stage of this process but now that everything is finally approved and all I have to do is get to the US I'm feeling a little flustered. I've got my travel/medical insurance sorted and paid my fees to get my green card printed, but I'm unsure what else there is to do once I arrive in Texas.

How do I go about getting my SS number/card? I know I checked that box on the DS 260 to have them assign me a number, but will everything just happen automatically when I enter the country or will I have to go to my local SS office? I hope this doesn't sound like a stupid question!

I have my own online business so I'm not concerned about applying for jobs etc, but is there anything else I'm missing that I will have to do once I arrive?

Preface: I realise that a SSN isn't essential for AOS. However, one is needed for my preferred banking option (again, I realise that a SSN isn't always needed to open a US bank account, but in my case it is.)

I had my SSN interview early August. It was fine, except that DHS hadn't updated their systems to show that I'd entered the country (I left it 3 weeks after entering before applying). I was given a letter saying that I should have my card in 2 weeks and was verbally told that it would be no issue.

Over a month has passed and nothing has happened. I have called them multiple times over the last few weeks only to receive the same answer: "it's pending".

I can't keep waiting around forever. I'm filling out the AOS forms from a K1 visa, but most importantly, am trying to create a joint bank account for my spouse and I. I struggle to find any banks that aren't a rip-off without a SSN and have been holding out for those options as I don't want to screw my finances by choosing a predatory bank.

Is this just the way the USA operates? Slow and incompetent? Here I am thinking the visa + AOS process was a mess, but perhaps it's EVERY branch of gov that is ran by sloths.

What do I do? Keep waiting more weeks and likely be told the same thing or look for an alternative?