US Immigration from Cuba

Hello Friends,

Parent in law has I-130 interview in Havana.

Per the pre-interview process, NVC approved all the civil documents required for the interview. One of the requested documents is the petitioner's marriage certificate. At the time of submission, we had the original marriage certificate. 4 days ahead of the interview, the marriage certificate was unfortunately lost.

We haven't successfully received guidance on the next step here. We have another official marriage certificate but it is not the same format (Cuba changed what the certificates look like) as the document submitted to the NVC. Do we reupload the marriage certificate (would that delay the process?) or do we just take this new but differently formatted marriage certificate for review during the interview?

Thanks!

Is there a legal way to claim my step son K2 who does not have a social since USCIS is taking their sweet time. We filed AOS for both my wife and step son June 2023. My wife has her EAD but not green card yet my step son has nothing his application just says its being reviewed by uscis. So we tax season being upon us he does have a social so I was just wondering what options I have if any.

We filed our K-1 application August 9, 2022. The CSC is now processing August 17, 2022. When should we start to panic if we don't hear anything from the CSC?

Can anyone recommend a service with certification to translate birth certificates from Spanish to English?

On question regarding evidence it is asking for "Proof of Marriage to the Child's mother"

Has anyone had experience with this, is getting a copy of a marriage certificate as easy as going to the official marriage certificate department and requesting a copy?

Also, I was married in Cuba. Can my daughter request it?