US Immigration from Azerbaijan

Hi,
We applied for CR-1 and recently got I-797C to create an account on the USCIS website.

However, the petitioner's date of birth is typed wrong by USCIS. Note: Just the year is wrong. It should be 1988 instead of 1990.

We double-checked our application to make sure that we didn't make a mistake on I-130 Forms (It was the correct date).

We filed e-request a month ago (the website says we should receive a response by Oct 22th.) but still no answer from them.

Now, we are unsure if we should go ahead and registered on USCIS with the wrong date of birth or wait for the response.

Does anyone experience something like this and Does anyone knows the date of birth can be changed later?

Thank you

Wondering if anyone is or was stuck in AP in Tbilisi. My dad had his interview 5-29-19. Was missing a military record statement. Embassy received it via TNT on 6-17 (Baku filers). On 6-27 emailed few questions, to which he responded same day. No updates since then. At the interview The consul said it would take 8-9 to issue visa after he'd mail the missing doc. Nearly 2 months and still under AP. Anyone else?

Looking to see if anyone faced a similar situation at the same or any other consulate. My father was missing a doc showing he had no military affiliations at his May 29th interview. He received a 221g pink form. The embassy received the doc and his passport on June 17th. June 27th they emailed him asking to answer 6 questions (names of siblings, travel, work description, prior passport numbers). Responded same day. They responded to wait for an email with further instructions. Still nothing. Country of citizenship Azerbaijan. My dad never served in military, clean record, retired but was an engineer with a steel recycling facility.

Anyone else?

1st interview date was May 2, 2018. We were issued a 221(g) for some items that were particularly burdensome to obtain (and we had thought successfully petitioned to be waived by the NVC).

By the time we sent everything back for the 221(g) on December 13, 2018, the medical was apparently now out of date.

We were informed of this March 11, 2019.

It took about a month to get scheduled for a medical, and about another month for the embassy to get all the paperwork.

Finally the status tracker on the CEAC site changed this morning to "Ready" and says that "Your case is ready for your interview when scheduled at the U.S. Consular section...."

1. Is that normal for them to call you back for a 2nd interview after a 221(g)?

2. They requested her passport with her updated medical and the embassy is in a different country. If they schedule an interview too soon, she will not be able to have it back in time to travel...

3. If there is going to be a 2nd interview... what sort of problems should we be aware of for other documents that may be too aged now? (local background check? Petitioner's financials? etc...??)

Has anybody else encountered this?

Hello from Turkey,

I am collecting documents to submit an i-130 for my husband to get a cr1 visa.

Do documents such as the following need to be notarized after being translated?

-marriage license

-apartment contract where we live together

-bank statement of our joint account