1 hour ago, Mike E said:

I-130, your birth certificate (BC), his BC, his marriage certificate (MC), his wife’s BC, your parents’ MC, BCs of his children.

 

Also if your brother or his wife have been married before, the divorce decrees (DD) or death certificates (DC) of former spouses

 

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Pakistan.html for specific requirements on BC  MC, DD, DC

 

Thank you Mike ,

just have a question 

our parents were married in the early 70s and that time , they weren’t issued any MC, then our mom passed away in the 90s and our dad in 2020 , 

Will we need DC or MC for them because they weren’t issued any MC back in 70s ? 
 

amd now they are both gone 

On 4/8/2023 at 1:02 AM, Mike E said:

Yes it is.

 

What is likely going to happen is that when she gets a green card, if her sole name is say  Aisha, the green will have:

 

First name: FNU

Surname: Aisha

 

If she is not OK with that, then she has 20+ years to do something about it.

 

 

Hello Mike,

can you share what documents are required to apply for my brother and his family please?

thank you 

9 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

I have no idea.   I’m saying that whatever you put as the derivative’s name on your brother’s petition needs to match any official documents issued by their country.

 

Do you understand that nothing at all will happen with this case for 20 years??

Yes I do understand that, I have seen some of my friends they brought their brothers within 12 years, I know it’s a long process I even told my brother it will take 25 years, thank you for your answer 

8 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

The name on any form should match what is on her birth certificate, marriage license etc.   

 

You can petition your brother and his wife.   The child will probably age out, because it will will take at least 20 years for a visa to become available.  Might want to familiarize yourself with the visa bulletin.

I hope you understand my question, 

My question was 

is it okay not to have last name at all ? 
 

I heard that you must have last name 

let’s say your name is “ Josep” and you don’t have last name at all . Will this be a problem? 
 

Hello guys ,

I am a us citizen , I would like to apply for my brother and his wife and a child to come to the USA as a LPR, my first question is 

do I have to apply separately for them or it will be one application for all of them , they are three people, husband, wife and a child 

second question is 

my brother wife doesn’t have last name , she is born in Pakistan and people really don’t care about last name there , will this be a problem for her when I am filing I-130 for them ?

TIA 

TODAY IS MY CASE INQUIRY DATE FOR THE RECEIPT JULY 23,2019, BUT WHEN I SUBMITTED MY INQUIRY THE SYSTEM SAYS "YOUR CASE IS STILL IN THE NORMAL PROCESSING TIMELINE, I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WHY THEY PUT THERE 23 JULY FOR TODAY CASE INQUIRY THEN?

On 7/8/2020 at 12:40 PM, sammie1892 said:

 

congrats to all those who are seeing progress! 

 

My N-400  interview was scheduled early April but got canceled due to Covid. I am still waiting on re-scheduled letter. A friend of mine whose Boston N-400 interview in March was re-scheduled for July but I have not heard anything yet from my case. I have an N-400 AND I-751 pending (currently on stamp now which expires soon...) 

Any updates from anyone in MA (boston office?) on re-scheduled interviews? 

my N-400 interview was cancelled when i arrived into the field office in Boston, MA on January 16th 2020 due to my pending case of I-751, then about a moth later i got my I-751 approved and received my 10 years GC , but i am still waiting for my N-400 interview, this is getting crazy and crazy  

11 hours ago, kkalan2 said:

I applied for n400 in July 2019 and i am already USC. I applied from Dallas as well. 
 

there are many people applied before me and still waiting for interview and oath due to Covid situation. 

 

 

hey Kkalan2,

do you live in Dallas TX right now?

i have  a question from you, can i massage you ?

On 6/30/2020 at 8:23 PM, RSC13 said:

hey @Studentss did you end up updating your address? If you filed your N400 online, you can see an estimated wait time - was yours affected? I'm kind of in the same boat, wondering if it's going to cause a delay to my application even though the new office in my case, is less backlogged than the current one. Thanks!

hello RSC13, 

i filed in July 2019 N-400 and my  interview was scheduled on 16th January 2020 when i arrived to the field office in Boston, MA, they broke my heart, they cancelled my interview because my I-751 application was pending later at the end of February i got my I-751 approved and received the Greed Card some days later but i am still waiting for my N-400 rescheduling,    

On 6/29/2020 at 6:57 PM, LightDisplay said:

 

Have you checked the processing times in Dallas? Seems like entire State of TX is backlogged to next century! I You are not supposed to go to back of the line on case transfers and USCIS should honor the original date of filing. Depending on how far along in your case is, I'd say delay your move to TX for a few months if possible.....  All of this is just my opinion.

 

But you answer your original question - File an AR-11 online and then call the support center (in a few days) to confirm your new address is updated in their systems and reflecting accurately on your N400 application. While you are on the phone with them, confirm that your case WILL move to TX and all further processing will be done out of TX? It may look unnecessary but id recommend confirming. Your address is suppose to be updated automatically on your pending application BUT I'd want to make sure by getting a confirmation from a support agent.  You don't want the interview letter to be sent to your MA address by a slight oversight/mistake. However, be prepared for an hour long wait time to get to an agent. 

Thank you LightDisplay

hello everyone,

i am thinking to move from Boston, MA to Dallas TX next month while i am waiting for my N-400 interview, my case is being handled in Boston, MA, 

do you think will it affect my case if i moved and whats the procedure to notify USCIS, or should i just change my old address to the New one and that will be enough ?

if there is any actions required from my side please let me know 

Thank you in advance 

16 hours ago, Sweet5884 said:

Where is your office? Why you did not have the combo interview? 

my office was In Boston, MA, i don't know why they didn't do that, 

On 3/23/2020 at 7:57 PM, Paul & Mary said:

Click on case assistance.

 

https://www.dhs.gov/topic/cis-ombudsman

So there is think Only one option and that is I could fill out the form 7001 because I did not find a particular number to call them?

3 hours ago, MohU3 said:

I would contact the ombudsman if I were you and explain to him the whole situation

What’s that? And how is it working to contact them?

On 3/15/2020 at 7:45 PM, MohU3 said:

I had the same situation. The same day my 751 was approved they also scheduled me for the N400 interview. They don't need to put you back in line they squeeze you in I think

Do you have any suggestion on if I can do anything?

should I make info pass something like that ? 

6 hours ago, Amadia said:

You can contact the USCIS customer service line and inquire on the status.

I did that Today they gave e me the same information as it is  Online 

hello everyone, 

my N-400 interview was cancelled due to pending I-751 case on January 16th 2020, but now my case I-751 is approved on 02/28/2020 and i also received my 10 years Green card but my N-400 interview is still hanging there,  i don't know what should i do? should i do call them if yes so which number? or should i wait more,

any suggestion will be greatly appreciated

Thank you 

hello everyone, 

my N-400 interview was cancelled due to pending I-751 case on January 16th 2020, but now my case I-751 is approved on 02/28/2020 and i also received my 10 years Green card but my N-400 interview is still hanging there,  i don't know what should i do? should i do call them if yes so which number? or should i wait more,

any suggestion will be greatly appreciated

Thank you  

34 minutes ago, kris1915 said:

Omg congratulations!!!! Your stress is over. Can you please remind me - did you have an info pass appt scheduled? 
 

and did you apply for N 400?

Thank you very much

No I didn’t have info pass scheduled 

yes I did , my interview N-400 was scheduled and canceled on 16 January because of 1-751 pending 

hope and good luck to everyone 

ohh hoooo, 

after 19 months and 6 days, i finally see my status changed to " New Card Is Being Produced" such a relief OMG,  

23 minutes ago, MorganandMichael said:

VSC is not Nebraska.

I know 

11 minutes ago, MorganandMichael said:

This is the Nebraska Service Center Processing times thread.

I know 

1 hour ago, MorganandMichael said:

The Processing Times for I-751's at NSC is now appearing to be 15-26 months for me. 

i have been waiting for 19 months now, my case is still pending for I-751, my office is VSC, 

can someone find the sheet? where is the spread sheet for all the applicants , we want to know how many are approved and many are waiting for I-751 July 2018 filers ????

can someone past the sheet? where is the spread sheet for all the applicants , we want to know how many are approved and many are waiting for I-751 July 2018 filers ????