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Scroll down to Document Delivery Issues: https://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-fr/iv/information/contact_us. It says if your visa has been shown as ISSUED and you haven't received a tracking number after more than 5 business days, you can e-mail here to inquire: fae_contactus+fr+courier+en@visaops.net

Someone else asked a similar question. You will find useful information and responses in this thread: https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/699302-working-remotely-while-waiting-for-ead-k1-visa/

Here's the December 2020 ROC spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UmCPGDCa8Ffjbc0X-tHb1tNRjRz0IYVWmhT6q4jU53k/edit?usp=sharing
 
I think most have only gotten to the point of receiving biometrics waiver for now. No update on interview being scheduled yet. Also, different service center will has different processing speed.
 
You might get a better idea if you look at the November 2020 ROC spreadsheet. Link can be found at the bottom of the December 2020 thread linked above.

If you get your green card before your EAD and AP, you can easily travel and apply for jobs with your green card. It's definitely a great thing!

If you get your green card before your EAD and AP, you can easily travel and apply for jobs with your green card. It's definitely a great thing!

@brunt11 I'm the immigrant and did all the paperwork myself with information from official USCIS website and VJ. It's not difficult if your case is straightforward with no red flags.
 
I-751/ROC is simply put a continuation of your I-485/AOS when it comes to evidence submission. Make sure to send in stuff from the time you're married till now. Do not submit only stuff from a few months preceding your filing date. USCIS wants to see proof of an ongoing marriage.
 
Did you have any problems during your immigration paperwork submission or interviews in the past? Any potential red flags?
 
Check out this VJ guide: https://www.visajourney.com/guides/removing-conditions-permanent-residency/
 
Here's the official I-751 page: https://www.uscis.gov/i-751

@brunt11 I'm the immigrant and did all the paperwork myself with information from official USCIS website and VJ. It's not difficult if your case is straightforward with no red flags.
 
I-751/ROC is simply put a continuation of your I-485/AOS when it comes to evidence submission. Make sure to send in stuff from the time you're married till now. Do not submit only stuff from a few months preceding your filing date. USCIS wants to see proof of an ongoing marriage.
 
Did you have any problems during your immigration paperwork submission or interviews in the past? Any potential red flags?
 
Check out this VJ guide: https://www.visajourney.com/guides/removing-conditions-permanent-residency/
 
Here's the official I-751 page: https://www.uscis.gov/i-751

Best be careful than sorry! Don't petition someone for any visa based on an awfully short relationship without getting to know each other. If he is genuine, he'd take it slow with you. Petitioning someone has financial implications and you're responsible for them till they work at least 40 quarters or become a citizen, whichever comes first.

DR sounds like a nice vacation spot But please bring at least one friend.
 
Great that they want to help but looking at the bigger picture, your friend or boyfriend really needs to nail a job down there and make his own living however small or big. Because when the time comes to petition him, at least he won't seem like he's an unemployed person just mooching off you and being with you simply for a green card. Despite not finishing high school, truly, there should be some lower level jobs that he could start with. And like @Lucky Cat said, Morocco is a tough consulate. 
 
Meet more, spend more time together in person, start saving/gathering evidence from every meeting just in case you guys really end up going for a fiance or spousal visa. You guys will need it.

What country are you guys planning to meet in? This is yet another crucial decision because if you are 100% about wanting to meet him alone, you want to go to a country where it is safe for a solo female traveler and it is easy for you to get help in general and/or access to a US embassy. I would not suggest meeting anywhere remote or a country where you don't speak the language as well as somewhere women are not properly respected. I've traveled a lot as a solo female traveler and my #1 priority is always about safety. And if you've never traveled alone outside of the US before or hardly traveled, again, going with friends can only work in your favor.

@brunt11 I'm the immigrant and did all the paperwork myself with information from official USCIS website and VJ. It's not difficult if your case is straightforward with no red flags.
 
I-751/ROC is simply put a continuation of your I-485/AOS when it comes to evidence submission. Make sure to send in stuff from the time you're married till now. Do not submit only stuff from a few months preceding your filing date. USCIS wants to see proof of an ongoing marriage.
 
Did you have any problems during your immigration paperwork submission or interviews in the past? Any potential red flags?
 
Check out this VJ guide: https://www.visajourney.com/guides/removing-conditions-permanent-residency/
 
Here's the official I-751 page: https://www.uscis.gov/i-751

What country are you guys planning to meet in? This is yet another crucial decision because if you are 100% about wanting to meet him alone, you want to go to a country where it is safe for a solo female traveler and it is easy for you to get help in general and/or access to a US embassy. I would not suggest meeting anywhere remote or a country where you don't speak the language as well as somewhere women are not properly respected. I've traveled a lot as a solo female traveler and my #1 priority is always about safety. And if you've never traveled alone outside of the US before or hardly traveled, again, going with friends can only work in your favor.

Best be careful than sorry! Don't petition someone for any visa based on an awfully short relationship without getting to know each other. If he is genuine, he'd take it slow with you. Petitioning someone has financial implications and you're responsible for them till they work at least 40 quarters or become a citizen, whichever comes first.

Filing the I-751 package is easy.....no need for service or attorney.

Best be careful than sorry! Don't petition someone for any visa based on an awfully short relationship without getting to know each other. If he is genuine, he'd take it slow with you. Petitioning someone has financial implications and you're responsible for them till they work at least 40 quarters or become a citizen, whichever comes first.

Nothing in common - age, religion, language, educational, financial etc.  Lack of evidence of a bonafide relationship. Your story does not match up with the evidence. Brief relationship preceding the petition filing. Multiple K-1 petitions by US petitioner OR foreign beneficiary was petitioned by different US petitioners at different times. Relationship is kept a secret from people in real life. Past visa attempts - frequent and failed - seems desperate to move to the US.

Best be careful than sorry! Don't petition someone for any visa based on an awfully short relationship without getting to know each other. If he is genuine, he'd take it slow with you. Petitioning someone has financial implications and you're responsible for them till they work at least 40 quarters or become a citizen, whichever comes first.

What country are you guys planning to meet in? This is yet another crucial decision because if you are 100% about wanting to meet him alone, you want to go to a country where it is safe for a solo female traveler and it is easy for you to get help in general and/or access to a US embassy. I would not suggest meeting anywhere remote or a country where you don't speak the language as well as somewhere women are not properly respected. I've traveled a lot as a solo female traveler and my #1 priority is always about safety. And if you've never traveled alone outside of the US before or hardly traveled, again, going with friends can only work in your favor.

What country are you guys planning to meet in? This is yet another crucial decision because if you are 100% about wanting to meet him alone, you want to go to a country where it is safe for a solo female traveler and it is easy for you to get help in general and/or access to a US embassy. I would not suggest meeting anywhere remote or a country where you don't speak the language as well as somewhere women are not properly respected. I've traveled a lot as a solo female traveler and my #1 priority is always about safety. And if you've never traveled alone outside of the US before or hardly traveled, again, going with friends can only work in your favor.

Best be careful than sorry! Don't petition someone for any visa based on an awfully short relationship without getting to know each other. If he is genuine, he'd take it slow with you. Petitioning someone has financial implications and you're responsible for them till they work at least 40 quarters or become a citizen, whichever comes first.

Best be careful than sorry! Don't petition someone for any visa based on an awfully short relationship without getting to know each other. If he is genuine, he'd take it slow with you. Petitioning someone has financial implications and you're responsible for them till they work at least 40 quarters or become a citizen, whichever comes first.

What country are you guys planning to meet in? This is yet another crucial decision because if you are 100% about wanting to meet him alone, you want to go to a country where it is safe for a solo female traveler and it is easy for you to get help in general and/or access to a US embassy. I would not suggest meeting anywhere remote or a country where you don't speak the language as well as somewhere women are not properly respected. I've traveled a lot as a solo female traveler and my #1 priority is always about safety. And if you've never traveled alone outside of the US before or hardly traveled, again, going with friends can only work in your favor.

What country are you guys planning to meet in? This is yet another crucial decision because if you are 100% about wanting to meet him alone, you want to go to a country where it is safe for a solo female traveler and it is easy for you to get help in general and/or access to a US embassy. I would not suggest meeting anywhere remote or a country where you don't speak the language as well as somewhere women are not properly respected. I've traveled a lot as a solo female traveler and my #1 priority is always about safety. And if you've never traveled alone outside of the US before or hardly traveled, again, going with friends can only work in your favor.

Best be careful than sorry! Don't petition someone for any visa based on an awfully short relationship without getting to know each other. If he is genuine, he'd take it slow with you. Petitioning someone has financial implications and you're responsible for them till they work at least 40 quarters or become a citizen, whichever comes first.

What country are you guys planning to meet in? This is yet another crucial decision because if you are 100% about wanting to meet him alone, you want to go to a country where it is safe for a solo female traveler and it is easy for you to get help in general and/or access to a US embassy. I would not suggest meeting anywhere remote or a country where you don't speak the language as well as somewhere women are not properly respected. I've traveled a lot as a solo female traveler and my #1 priority is always about safety. And if you've never traveled alone outside of the US before or hardly traveled, again, going with friends can only work in your favor.