US Immigration from Mexico

Hi everyone!

I guess the title pretty much sums it up. I received an email from USCIS saying they reached a decision about the case, but when I open the online account, no changes appear whatsoever. Has this ever happened to anyone? And if so, what should I do?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Me and my wife are filing jointly for the 2024 tax year. We, as many of you all know who have done this, do not want to send in her passport for an ITIN. We obtained certified copies from PH gov to send in as ID of foreign status. On form W7, do we check box "Other" or "Passport"?. Spent hours on google and can't find this clear answer anywhere.

I am sponsoring my wife. She will likely enter with a cr1, which means she should be able to become a U.S. citizen after 3 more years from entering. She wants to sponsor her brother to come here as well. Does anyone know what my (as her spouse) liabilities are if she were to sponsor him without me?

My parents are retired and in their mid 70's. They live in Mexico.

My mom has dual citizenship french and mexican. My dad has french citizenship/ mexican permanent residency

Their visa when they visit is through the french passports (it was easier to get the ESTA to come, than a tourist visa for mexicans.)

1. I assume when I do the I-130, I will list them as french, to be consistent with their ESTA & entries, is this a correct assumption in your opinion?

2. When parents are approved, they don't have a wait time, correct?

- If so, how long do they have between approval and entering with intention of moving in? (like if they were not finished selling their house, and they needed more time... how does the timing works?)

3.. Do sponsor/beneficiary have to prove they have healthcare when they come in? or just that you have enough income?

thanks!

My aunt petitioned her brother (my other uncle) in 2001. The dept of state has sent his approval to the National Visa Center to attend his meeting at the embassy but my uncle is and has been in the US since 98. If he leaves he will trigger a 10 year bar. What would be his options? His wife and his kids are not US citizens.