US Immigration from Brazil

Quick question. Do I need to sign (and put the date) on every page of the AOS package including the evidence? (W2s, birth certificate, I-94, etc)?

 We sent an expedite request, on 07/26 we received an email from the NVC saying: The U.S. Embassy or Consulate has accepted this case for expedited processing. We will send this file immediately to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate.

 After that we received nothing more. And the status in ceac continues to NVC. How long do we have to wait until our case is READY, and we can get the email from the embassy?

Hi, I've been going through the forums trying to get an answer and see mix results regarding getting a drivers license in Texas. My wife has her drivers license from Brazil, and we went to DPS where they told us she would have to apply as if she never had a license, which entails taking an adult drivers education course online and then a test to get her permit. This is where I've found mixed information, I see some people just took the driving test and were issued their DL and I see others that had to take the online education course and get a permit first before taking the driving test. My question is how long do we have to wait with the permit to take her driving test if they make us go that route? I see other posts say you could take it the same day after getting your permit too, so would I schedule both for a first time DL and driving test for the same day? We already have an appointment for August 11th, 2022 and she completed the Online Education course, but I'm trying to not go back again if thats possible since appointments are booked almost until next year. Any advice is welcome from those who recently went through this in Texas.

Please correct name of Rio de Janeiro Consulate on the VJ topic https://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Brazil&cty=Rio De Janereiro

Hello everybody, so I've been skimming the forums regarding studying/going to school while pending AOS and I can't seem to find a clear answer. My wife got her EAD a few weeks ago along with her SSN, so shes been applying to jobs, and we were looking into also trying to get into some military spouse programs like the Hire our Heroes fellowships or career forward programs which help get her employed by getting apprenticeships or certificates. We were also considering some coding bootcamps like code platoon that are offered for free to veterans and their spouses via a scholarship. So now I'm wondering if she's even allowed to do something like this? Its not through an actual university or anything and we don't see anything saying she can't do it. Has anybody been through something like this or have any guidance?