US Immigration from Brazil

My sister case converted to f2b from f2a. But according to my calculation she is cspa eligible. When visa bulletin was current, her age was 23 years 2 months. Waiting time from priority date to approval is 4 years and 4 month. So her cspa age is 18-19 years.

Why did they age her out and move to f2a?

What should we do now?

Hello. I have a question concerning the I-134 form. Not sure if I'm in the right spot to post this. Do I include my fiances information under the "Dependents' Information" section where it ask who your dependents are? I'm single with no dependents except for my fiance when she becomes my wife. Thanks for any responses.

Hello,

I originally came to the US 5 years ago with the K1 visa but a few years ago the US Citizen and I got divorced.

Now I am applying for the N400 interview and my appointment is coming up soon. Do I need any documentation from my past relationship besides the divorce certificate?

I'm also bringing my current CG (the 10 year one), and the notices I received in the mail about the N400 process. Anything else I am missing?

Hello all! My husband is applying to Global Entry but has not yet received the actual Permanent Resident Card.

Is there a way to find this out while I wait for the physical green card so I can send the application in?

Has anyone had any luck dealing with the CDC to get a permit to bring a dog over for a K1 applicant? Our application is with the consulate and we are very close to scheduling an interview. I'm trying to figure out how to get my fianc e's 3 dogs here from a "high risk country" but the CDC's rules seemingly don't cover K1 visa-holders. The exception to the ban is only open to citizens or legal permanent residents. I think that this is an inadvertent mistake because why would a marriage-based CR1 (legal permanent resident) be allowed to bring a dog but not a fianc e-based K1 (non-immigrant visa)? I've reached out to the CDC by phone and e-mail without much luck. Does anyone have any experience with this?