US Immigration from Egypt

I am asking this question on behalf of a close friend.

Both parents entered USA in visit visa since almost 25 years. They married in the states and got 3 kids born in USA. The older daughter turned 21 years.
what methodology could they follow so that their older daughter file a case for them. What is their chance to be forgiven and given a green card?

Hello all,

My husband had his I-r1 Visa interview today at the US Embassy in Cairo. His visa was refused based on 212(a)(4) which prohibits the issuance of a visa to anyone likely to become a public charge.

Is this a final refusal or are we able to submit stronger evidence for the Embassy to look at again?

Hello,

Our Adjustment of Status (AOS) interview was yesterday. The officer was friendly and professional. He even corrected a minor mistake in the application regarding a date.

During the interview, they asked many detailed questions about our previous marriages, including specific dates and details not just whether they were terminated.

Throughout the interview, the officer repeatedly said, I am making my decision, but they did not provide a final answer at the end. Instead, they told us we would receive the decision in a few weeks, or sometimes it may take months.

We offered to provide additional evidence, but the officer said it was not necessary and that they had everything they needed.

We have a few questions to better understand the process:

1. Is it normal for the officer not to provide an immediate answer?
2. Are the interviewing officers also the ones who make the final decision?
3. When should we expect to hear back regarding the outcome?
4. We noticed a pink-colored carton paper in the officer s files does that indicate anything about our case?
5. Should we take any action now, or simply wait for USCIS to notify us?
6. What is the typical timeline for receiving the green card after the interview?
   
   We received a white paper, which is the Notice of interview results, first option ( your case being held for review at this time...

We want to make sure we understand the process and next steps correctly.

So we have an AOS interview in a few weeks, and my wife does not speak English fluently.
The letter stating "If you don't speak fluent English, you should bring an interpreter to the interview."

I do speak English Fluently but my wife does not - She is more intermediate.

Do I have to hire an interpreter, or will I be enough since I will attend the interview with her?

If a petitioner from the affected countries has already received the I551 immigrant visa stamp in their passport, can they still enter the US for the first time in February or are they affected by this pause?

It sounds like the pause is only on issuing new visas, but I'm wondering if anyone has read anything about how it affects travel after consular approval?