US Immigration from Georgia

Has anyone gotten wrong place of birth printed in their passport? My place of birth is Georgia (country) and I thought it was clear when I applied for a passport with a certificate of naturalization that lists Georgia as my former nationality, however my passport arrived and printed "Georgia, U.S.A" as my place of birth. I'm confused on how I can get that corrected. What document would I need to submit as evidence of place of birth? My birth certificate is in Georgian and my last translated copies were submitted with my immigration applications. Can I submit a translated photocopy for this that's not notarized? I can't see how I could get a notarized translation without traveling to Georgia first.

I am a high school graduate student who completed high school in 2016 and have attended f1 visa interview 3 times in 2018, 2019 and 2021. I was denied under 214(b) of US INA laws. Now during my last interview, I was told that I couldn't qualify as a bona-fide student because I been outside school for 4 years and that I was denied for a visa and didn't join any Kenyan school.

I need some detailed advice about this reason and if I can change this situation and apply for another visa interview soon.

I am preparing for the f1 visa interview, visiting for the third time, having been denied 2 times under section 214 b of US non-immigrant visa law. I need some advice. Thanks

Hi,

I m a newly naturalized USC and want to petition for my mom s immigrant visa. I have a few questions:

1) She has a B1 visa right now. Will she have problems visiting US while the I-130 is pending/processing?

2) Once she gets a green card, will my dad (her spouse) have problems visiting US on a tourist visa? He doesn t want a green card yet.

She has visited me several times and stayed for 6 months at a time a few times but never overstayed her entrance stamp date.

Bonus question:

3) Can I use my and my spouses combined income for the sponsorship or does one of us have to meet the limits individually? We file taxes jointly. I was confused on the wording on USCIS website.

Filling my citizenship documents

I am a French speaker and living Georgia. I can not remember my work history. Is it a big deal?

Need help to make sure that I'm doing everything right.