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No issue at all, your theory is not valid since he is not a citizen yet, he can still travel with his passport and green card

when you go in for your oath ceremony, as you turn in your green card, they will ask you if you have traveled out of the country since you submitted your application and how long was your absence. You should be fine

I translated uploaded every single document written in English, just in case.

go to your ceac page and click on the view messages section, once there. click on the message itself and it will tell you what the problem is

does it cover parents?

USCIS closes the case and sends it to NVC, once NVC receives the approval they will send you a letter with a case creation, it will have your case number and invoice number. With that you create a ceac account and pay the fees (ds-260 and I-864)once the fees are paid you upload the requested documents and wait until you are DQ, they will give you an interview date, before that interview you have to do a medical exam. The letter will give you a lot of information on what types of documents you will need, how to scan and upload. Depending on your location and backlog the transfer between USCIS to NVC could take some time this link will show you the case flow. Good luck https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition.html

the fact is that you were born in the states, never mind the circumstances, you already produced a birth certificate. I would not worry about anything

thank you

could you tell me her visa category

On September 2020, my good friend filed a I-130 for his daughter. She was 19 yo at the time, ( five months away from turning 20) and pregnant. About 8 months after filing, he received an RFE asking for proof of relationship between him and his daughter. When filing the I-130 we submitted a copy of birth certificate where is stated that she is his legitimate daughter, he did not know what to send so he did not send anything and pretty much gave up. With this situation and his daughter moving to Norway with the father of her child, he did not think of it anymore. Fast forward on october 28 2022 he received an email from the NVC saying: "Notice of Immigrant visa creation" stating that they received an approved application from USCIS and they were ready to process his daughter's immigrant visa. His daughter is back in Argentina, still unmarried but with a baby and having lived in Norway for only 9 months. Question: Since clearly now she has turned over 21, has her visa category changed? How can we know her visa category? Thank you

Hello everybody: My mother in law is at the interview stage so, we are in the process of of gathering all pertinent documents. On the pre-interview document checklist there is a line: "Evidence of the relationship between the petitioner and visa applicant (such as photographs, letters, or emails) My wife and her mother always communicate via phone call or whatsapp, they talk several times a day, they don't use email (my mother in-law doesn't have an account) since she is not very tech savvy, we only have a handful of pictures taken the last year when she visited the U.S. What could we use as evidence of relationship. Thank you for your help

My wife's petition to bring my mother in law was just approved, we are waiting for the NVC to process the visa. We always file our taxes as married filing jointly. My question: for the affidavit of support, Do I have to sign it also? My wife makes more than enough money on her own to surpass the threshold indicated on the poverty guidelines and can be backed with her W-2's and check stubs Can she be the sole sponsor even though we filed our taxes jointly? thank you for your help

greetings: How can I find out if my case has been moved to a different service center? Thanks for the help

They have not married yet, not until they determine which avenue would allow them to be together the fastest. On your response you said if they go the cr1 route, the child would need a separate petition, this would be filed by the USC at the same time as the mother's? or the mother will have to wait until she is a USC and then petition for the child thank you again

Hello everyone and thank you in advance. My cousin (A Colombian citizen) is marrying a USC but, with the current backlog in USCIS, which avenue will be most recommended? K-1 route or CR1. Also, my cousin has a nine year old boy, would he be able to travel with his mother?, would the USC can petition for him? Thank you for your advice