alaskanicelander

When I asked about this in late 2020 a response from someone said that due to COVID it would be alright, but now more time has elapsed.  Even though some European countries could travel, the big airports were not letting Ukrainians through and I am not sure how how long the Kiev International airport was closed down during covid.   Her surgeries were on hold until the medical facilities would open back up.  It was a long process, (they would open for a while and then close again.   I planned on having her get a statement from her doctor and have it translated that she could not travel.  From there I do not know what else to do.  So if her Green Card is still current, where will she run into the problem?  At the departing airport or the first airport in the USA?

This is completely not true and they will see right through this. My wife is from Ukraine and her mother constantly traveled back and forth to EU, Mexico (through EU), etc.  Her travels happened April 2020, Mexico through EU - October 2020, more trips. from Kiev to EU in December, February (2021) and June 2021. This is a lie and they will not buy it. I am talking about person who does not have any ties to the US above. If your wife had a green card, nothing could stop her from coming back. Nothing. I am just merely trying to recommend you to forget "making up"  the stories and just come clean with them. Maybe, they will let you in. You can also try SVB-1. But do not make up stories: this is recipe for disaster. good luck!

Sorry to hear about your wife's surgery...
But  I'm not sure what "big" airports didn't let Ukrainians to transit...
Transited through Amsterdam in July -Aug of 2020 , via Istanbul  In September of 2021 and  just came back  from Kiev (again) a month ago.. 
My sister lives in GB and has been fllying back and forward since November of 2020. Got surgery done in Ukraine as well in Dec of 2020 - in GB it would be a long wait ...
Boryspil Int Airport has been open for a year, at least. 

When I asked about this in late 2020 a response from someone said that due to COVID it would be alright, but now more time has elapsed.  Even though some European countries could travel, the big airports were not letting Ukrainians through and I am not sure how how long the Kiev International airport was closed down during covid.   Her surgeries were on hold until the medical facilities would open back up.  It was a long process, (they would open for a while and then close again.   I planned on having her get a statement from her doctor and have it translated that she could not travel.  From there I do not know what else to do.  So if her Green Card is still current, where will she run into the problem?  At the departing airport or the first airport in the USA?

When I asked about this in late 2020 a response from someone said that due to COVID it would be alright, but now more time has elapsed.  Even though some European countries could travel, the big airports were not letting Ukrainians through and I am not sure how how long the Kiev International airport was closed down during covid.   Her surgeries were on hold until the medical facilities would open back up.  It was a long process, (they would open for a while and then close again.   I planned on having her get a statement from her doctor and have it translated that she could not travel.  From there I do not know what else to do.  So if her Green Card is still current, where will she run into the problem?  At the departing airport or the first airport in the USA?

Ok, read a few threads on this going back to 2013.  My fiance has been in the USA for 5 weeks, we are married, have a SSN for her and May 14th have my AOS appt.  Ever since she's been here I have checked for her I-94 to download and it says "No Record Found."  Sent an email to CBP in Seattle (Port of Entry), no help, the said they deal only with Washington residents.  USCIS will not see me without an appt...just left there office an hours ago.  I am afraid with no I-94 that my AOS appointment will be a waste of time.  I am able to see on the other tab "Travel History" that her passport was logged in at Seattle on March 26, but it will not show a I-94.  I used various spellings of her name and put them in reverse order with not success.  Trying to call USCIS is the biggest waste of time and I cannot find any options on the keypad to get me to a human being.

Anyone got any suggestions before my appointment next week??
Thanks!

Thanks again for the follow up explanations:
- Ayrton: this is the first AOS appointment for submitting the i-485
- Treppenwitz: First appointment...not biometrics (thanks for the checklist!)
- Geowrian: thanks for the explanation and the suggestions!  I'm on step 1. come Monday...VJ timeline updated
 
For everyone else, thanks and sorry for the lack of detail in my post.