US Immigration from Colombia

On September 2020, my good friend filed a I-130 for his daughter. She was 19 yo at the time, ( five months away from turning 20) and pregnant. About 8 months after filing, he received an RFE asking for proof of relationship between him and his daughter. When filing the I-130 we submitted a copy of birth certificate where is stated that she is his legitimate daughter, he did not know what to send so he did not send anything and pretty much gave up. With this situation and his daughter moving to Norway with the father of her child, he did not think of it anymore. Fast forward on october 28 2022 he received an email from the NVC saying: "Notice of Immigrant visa creation" stating that they received an approved application from USCIS and they were ready to process his daughter's immigrant visa. His daughter is back in Argentina, still unmarried but with a baby and having lived in Norway for only 9 months.

Question: Since clearly now she has turned over 21, has her visa category changed? How can we know her visa category?

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Hi. My husband and I are doing the CR1 process outside of the United States, through the Embassy, but we got married in the United States. Since our marriage certificate was issued in English and in the United States, does it need to be apostilled/authenticated for our interview at the Embassy?

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asking to file i864 and i864a

I need to add to my current income, the taxable income + the non taxable VA disability compensation benefit. We r not 100% but 90% disability.

1. Is possible to add that kind of income in part6. item 7 and

2. in the part of tax returns, do i have to put the year and the taxable income without the non taxable income? how is the proper way. thx you very much.

I m sponsoring my dad IR5 and i m a USC.

I understand that Colombia Embassy is asking for photocopies of us certificate of naturalization during the embassy meeting now BUT my certificate says it is punishable by US law to copy, print or photograph the certificate does any body know if the rules have changed from the early 80 s to now? Please help!

Hi everybody, I went to the social security office to update my status after completing my naturalization process. I waited over a month after the ceremony where i was given the certificate.

To my surprise, the SSA employee told me my date of birth on SS records didnt match what she found once she checked DHS records. Birthday on SSA is right, a different one showed up on DHS. She told me i had to fix this before she could do anything, that there was nothing she could do and that DHS needed to get the date corrected.

This left me speechless, didnt and still dont know what to do. My green cards were always OK and even the brand new certificate of naturalization shows the right date of birth which i think DHS issues.

I also got my American passport and everything went ok with the application, the book and card came with the right date of birth.

Any ideas about what i can do? i dont think there is a customer service line for DHS. Any suggestions are appreciated.