US Immigration from Haiti

My husband applied for a green card for my father-in-law. I-130 was approved, and the NVC says the case has been sent to the embassy in Haiti for an interview to be scheduled. It's been 4 months and we haven't heard anything. We submitted a request for an update on the USCIS website, but apparently they are just now responding to requests from May. My husband thinks we need to contact a lawyer to urge things along; I think that's a waste of money and everything is probably just backlogged (as usual). Does anybody know what the normal wait time is for Haiti these days? Or is there anything we can do?

Hi guys!
This process has been the most stressful thing I ve ever included myself in. I don t even know where to begin. You guys mine say I am being a little dramatic, but imagine starting a k1 visa since June ,2020 and still no final end.

so my fianc went to do his medical, the medical results came to found something in my fianc lung and they told him to go do another test and that test will take approximately 2 months. It has been two months, so we schedule an interview for July 28th. When he got to the embassy, they told him to go home and they ll be the one to call him. Since then we haven t not heard anything from them. They already got the results. I have been calling them, they said to wait and plus case been updated. Last time it was on august 5th and now august 16 but still no call.

Hi, my son had his interview 4 days ago and received a 221 G with recommendation to apply for a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA).

Has anyone has gone thru CRBA experience at the Port-au-Prince embassy consulate. Can anyone share their experience?

If the child was born out of wedlock do that automatically requires DNA testing to prove paternity for CRBA?

My mother-in-law has an interview scheduled for her 485 on August 17. Her son is the petitioner. Is he required to be at the interview? The notice states, "If the beneficiary on the I-130 visa petition is NOT your spouse, he or she should appear and must submit supporting documents of relationship." So her son is obviously not her spouse, but he's the petitioner and she's the beneficiary, so i dont know why it's worded this way. We've already submitted proof of relationship, documents pertaining to the 864, etc. Does she need to take copies of everything along with her?

how many people received an interview during the month of August? and on what date you were D?