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I had my medical a day after my interview. I called the Embassy and doctor's office to make sure I can do that, and they agreed. It wasn't a big deal.

17 hours ago, HRQX said:

If you have ESTA then CBP can revoke ESTAs at any time.

I have B1/B2 visa so I guess that shouldn't be a problem?

Hi guys! Anyone succesfully arrived to the US from the Schengen area as a spouse of US citizen?

What kind of documents I have to take with me to make sure that they will let me in? I was thinking about the marriage certificate, a copy of my husband’s birth certificate and passport, maybe some wedding photos too?

Any information is very appreciated! ❤️

On 6/13/2020 at 4:57 AM, Nyanna said:

 

Yes I managed to submit it after making the files much much smaller than the submission limit. I thought it was small enough but it wasn’t. Hope that helps! 

Thanks, I tried that but to no avail. Tried on two laptops, few different browsers, with compressing the file, removing the special characters from the file name, etc...

...but finally did it! I connected to the Internet with faster upload speed. So I'm posting this comment in case it will be helpful in the future for someone who's looking for solution.

On 11/8/2019 at 7:10 PM, Nyanna said:

I'm trying to upload my RFE documents electronically but it's forever stuck on "sending response" after I click submit.

I've tried restarting computer & browser, clearing cookies, turning off firewall, switch browser, etc. It never goes through. I've been trying since last night. I messaged support but I'm not sure how effective that is.

Has anyone have the same problem? I'm not sure what to do now.

 

I mailed the RFE physically but I had forgotten to clarify something so I wanted to submit that online. Should I just hope that my IO doesn't need that bit of information?

Did you managed to submit it eventually? I have the same issue, also stuck on "sending response" and I wonder if it's temporary thing or I should do something to help it get through?

Hi guys! Today we got a RFE about missing beneficiary’s signature on Form I-130A. As far as I’m concerned (and it’s even written on the top of the form), the signature is not required when spouse lives abroad, and that’s our case. Did you guys had similar situation? Is that a mistake we can discuss with an agent and correct it over the phone, or we need to send the response to RFE anyway? Any help is appreciated

Hi guys, all of it is a bit confusing. I'm doing a lot of research but I still have some unresolved questions regarding this new DS-5540 form and I hope you can help me with that?

I’m a beneficiary of CR1 visa currently living abroad and I never worked in US. So what I should write in part 4 of the DS-5540 form, since it asks about U.S. federal tax and IRS transcript? Should I put 0 (never worked in US), or enter my income I earned in my country for the past 3 tax years?

Another question about the insurance after I enter the US: will the tourist insurance be sufficient?

Hi guys! I have a quick question: we finally assembled the whole I-130 package, yay!! Now I want to be ultra double triple sure that we will send it to the proper address. So - my husband lives in New York, I live in Europe for now. According to the USCIS website, should we send it to Dallas Lockbox? I always thought it should be Chicago, but today I found that information and I got confused. I would appreciate any answers