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Marriage green card situation

Hello all,

There’s a lot of great info here but i haven’t been able to find the answer to my specific question:

My husband (alien, living in NYC) and I (US citizen) got married in December, and began the process of applying for his green card. We have the pro bono help of a law firm, and I think we submitted the app in January. We received confirmation that the application was accepted. My husbands artist visa expired in March.

Right before the pandemic shut downs in March, my husband got a few notices in the mail for his biometrics appointment, but they were canceled. No word since then. Our lawyer is also MIA. We want to get out of the city but are scared we’ll miss the biometrics mail if we’re not at home for a few weeks.

I have a bit of anxiety about the whole situation, but my specific questions are: are the offices that schedule biometric appointments even open and operating right now? And if so, is it possible to check online if a biometrics appointment has been scheduled?

Thanks for any help! It’s an exciting time for immigration.

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