US Immigration from Laos

I uploaded my citizenship and paystub in additional supporting documents will I be sending that with the i864 and tax transcript or just the required AOS to the beneficiary.

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Hello so my infant son is still with my wife aboard and I would like to apply for a SSN for him I been directed from the embassy in that country to the embassy of Philippines to start the process i have a few questions

My wife will be signing the application but she is not a US citizen will this be okay cause it states valid/unexpired us documents of sign parent. Thank you in advance

Hey

I'm looking for help, I feel hopeless and need to figure out my next step.

So my petition was denied at uscis in August 2020 and never made it to stage 2 (consultant).

1. How soon can I REstart my petition? (same fiance)

2. If I was lacking evidence like chats and phone calls. Will it be good for me to appeal and send them more evidence? IF yes, Do I need to gather up all my paper work again or will they have it?

3. Any advice and ideas would be helpful.

Much appreciated

Yt

Hi,

My NOA2 got approved way after I learned that the US secretary had ordered a visa suspension for all Lao nationals per section 243(d) of Immigration and Nationality act (see attachment) with limited exceptions so long as they could prove to the consular on why (see attachment). Nearly giving me a heart attack, I sent the US consulate in Laos an email to clarify whether if K-1 visas were affected. I got a vague statement between yes and no (see attachment), which doesn't do anything concrete for me. I had also posted on here asking how I should approach this - I had folks tell me that I shouldn't worry because K-1s weren't affected by it, which in itself isn't assuring either, because now I'm getting mixed messages. Honestly, I don't want to bank on anything less than concrete, so I'm gonna prepare for worst case scenario - filing a waiver for exceptions. My questions are:

1) How does the applicant prove they are not a threat to the national security or public safety of the US to consulars.

2) How does the applicant prove exceptional hardship if denied issuance of visa at this time to consulars?

3) Would it be worth it to get my Representatives and Senators involved by preparing a statement and sending it along with my fiance?

4) What else should I do to level our chances of being one of those limited exceptions?

I probably chose the goddamn worst year to file this petition (COVID19 + IMMIGRATION BANS). Link to US Embassy in Laos: https://la.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/

Thanks in advance!