US Immigration from Brazil

Good morning, everyone would like information to help a girl who is going through the K1 process and is desperate Here in Brazil people are going to the interview pending a medical examination due to the large amount of delay that was due to the pandemic, what happens and that here in Brazil we have the possibility of going to the interview before taking the exams and medical consultation, or there are those who get a date and go to the consultation first and then the interview. the point is that there was a girl that the interview was all right, it was approved and the consul said that now it was just a matter of waiting for the medical exam to arrive at the consulate, that is, she did the exam and consultation doctor on september 6th her interview was on the 16th and the exams only arrived at the consulate on september 23 everything was fine but yesterday she informed that she received a letter at home along with the passport communicating that her visa had been denied. she has never done anything illegal in the US according to her and she also has a tourist visa and is still active. so I came here to make this report for q can you tell me if this has ever happened to anyone and if there is a solution

What if my covid test is within the 72 hours time limit before my departure to the U.S but it expires mid flight before I arrive in the U.S. (direct flight to the U.S) Is there a problem if that happens?

Hello all! We are in the home stretch of assembling our concurrent filling AOS

i485 i130 i130a i765 etc. 3 of the applications ask for biometric service fee. Do we have to write 3 checks for $85 or one fee will cover it all?

I'm getting ready to file the I-130 online for my spouse and there's some things I'm wondering how to properly fill;

* For the current address, it doesn't let me type "present" or "current". Should I put down the date I'm submitting the form?

* In the fields where there's nothing to fill, for example if I don't have a middle name, should I leave it blank or write "n/a"?

Thanks y'all

I am a US citizen and married to my Brazilian born wife. she over stayed her tourist visa 8 years ago we have been married for a year now and she did do some unauthorized work in the past. we are in the process of concurrent filing i-130 1-485 and have been truthful about working and over staying.

Do we need to select YES under the Question 11 page 4 on the i-485

"Are you applying for adjusment based on the immigration and nationality act (ina) section 245(i) ?"

at first we said yes because of the overstaying and un authorized work could be grounds for admissibility , but upon filling up supplement A of i485 I don't understand the wording if she is meets any of the eligibility requirements.

I also saw in the law that because she is married to a US citizen she is somewhat forgiven and maybe we don't need to check yes for INA 245 i and just send in the i485