US Immigration from Vietnam

Before I call an immigration lawyer, I figured I would ask this here.

In 2020 I (USC) filed an I130 for my stepson. Spouse is her on green card with a May Naturalization interview date. His visa was granted in 2024, and he came to the US in December 2024. No physical green card to date. Since then, he (just 15 years old) has been disobeying his paternal mother. Staying out late without permission. Locks himself in the room because he doesn t want to be bothered. Often late for or misses classes and seldom does any household chores as asked and disrespects his mother sometimes to tears. We want to send him back to his home country to live with grandparents as he was doing before.

We both cannot deal with the daily arguing and he's not a good example for the younger children in the house.

Is there any legal action we have to take to send him back. He indicated he refuses to go back.

Hello,

I am filing my I-485 (Register Permanent Residence) and I-765 (Employment Authorization) together and was wondering how can I show proof of a common residence/housing with my wife if she does not have her SSN yet. I know some apartment leases will allow a name to be added without a SSN, but I am currently living in a house that is under my parent's names.

Thank you!

Just in case some of you are minitoring cases like I do

PD 12-24-23

Approved: 3-31-2025

Total days: 15 months 7 days

Hi Everyone,

I am hoping someone can help clarify what needs to be done after NVC gets our case? I got a message (over a month ago) saying our case was sent to Department of State. I sent an inquiry after 30 days of waiting and NVC responded with an ID and invoice number. However, they said it still has not been sent to the HCMC Embassy. It sounds like we just need to wait for the Embassy to pull our case but I want to make sure I am not missing anything (forms, fees, etc...).

Also if anyone wants to share their experience, timeframes, or tips I would love to hear them! I am brand new to this website so I apologize if I am posting in the wrong place.

Thank you!

The NVC instruction for submit documents stated the following:

"If you are or have been married, you must obtain original marriage certificate/s or certified copies of EVERY marriage."

Is this apply to Applicant or Petitioner or Both?

Does anyone experiencing visa rejected at interview because prior marriage certificates were not available?