US Immigration from Vietnam

NVC stage. I'm submitting an electronic copy of my voter's registration card as one of the pieces of proof of domicile.

However, I seem to have lost my hard copy of it.

How important is it that I bring the hard copy to the consulate interview? Should I request a new one, or just leave it alone since I already have an e-copy?

Thanks in advance!

Hi guys,

Please give me some advices on my case. I submitted the applications of I-130 for my parents on March 8, 2020; and only mom got approval for it in October 2020. However, till now my dad's case has been still processing; so I made a call to USCIS yesterday for investigating which center is handling my dad's case. Per a representative, she said that his case is handled at National Benefits Center (How weird!!!) I did some researches about some centers processing I-130 and realized that there are a few of centers (eg: California, Texas, Vermont, Chicago ... ) to process I-130 only. So, are there any you guys to have the same case as mine? Also, if National Benefits Center is reviewing I-130, how could I check the processing time of I-130 from that center at the present?

Please help and appreciated much.

Hi everyone, hope everyone is doing well.

I had my oath ceremony on May 07, 2021, I had my name change during the N400 interview. I waited for about a month and then I made an appointment at the local SSA office to update my social security record on 06/09. The officer said that USCIS could not verify my status and told me to wait. It's been 2 weeks now and I have not received any update from the SSA.

Then I tried to renew my driver license with name change at the local DMV, but also they failed to verify my "proof of lawful presence". They opened a case with USCIS.com/save, and I check everyday, case is still under review.

Has anyone had the same issue? What possibly is the reason and how should I get this resolved.

Thank you for all your advice and comments.

Sorry if this has been asked before, but I live overseas with my wife while holding a permanent U.S. address back home.

In the DS-260, there's a Petitioner Information section that asks for an address. Should it be my permanent U.S. address or should it be my current address overseas?

See https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/DS-260-Exemplar.pdf -> page 69

Thanks!

Hi guys,

I just got a letter scheduled my interview for form i-751. In the letter, there is a section who should come with you and I am confused that they do not require my husband to attend the interview with me as you can see in the below picture. Should I call USCIS to make sure? Is there anyone had I-751 interview recently and what was your experience?
Thank you for looking into my post!