US Immigration from Pakistan

My father in law had his citizenship interview in orlando, FL today and he has cleared the exam. He has been told to mail submit a certified copy of your birth certificate before they finazle the process

now, the thing is that he never had his birth certificate. He has always submitted affidavit of birth . So is that he will be sumbitting? What is an exactly certified copy?

thanks

hello,

help needed please

I want to put an inquiry for change of embassy location from Islamabad to London. Should I hire an attorney or can I simply put a request through the NVC inquiry.

I have been DQ on July 6th .I shall be highly grateful if anyone can help me going through this process.

For a friend -

He is in USA on visit visa with his family (wife and 1 child). His parents and siblings are US citizens & in USA. Which method would be fast and easy for him to get greencard?

11 hours ago, juninho10 said:

NVC just changed my preferred embassy from Bogota to London. My file hadn't been sent by NVC, to my knowledge, to any embassy.

I spoke to someone on here via DM and they mentioned they did the same from Russia to the UK, and said there's was moved quite quickly. Was hoping the transfer would spur something on, but there's been no word since DQ 3-JUN or transferring 21-JUL.

hello,

i want to transfer my case from Islamabad to London. can you please guide me about the process.

Hello,

I am writing this to find out information and help for my mother-in-law, who is a green card holder at the moment but next year she will be applying for her citizenship. When my mother-in-law applied for her youngest daughter, who was over 21 at the time and was not married at the time, she was hoping for her visa approval within 5 years (which I told her was not possible). But while she applied for her, she was also looking for a suitable person for her marriage and then a year ago, my sister-in-law did get married and has a kid now. However, due to pandemic and everything else we kind of forgot about her petition with uscis. I know that the petition is still pending and I know she has to withdraw the petition because her daughter is married now. But here's my question: next year my MIL will be filing for her us citizen, should we leave her daughter's petition in the system or should we request for a withdrawal? I mean what is the best option? She just wants her daughter to come visit her from time to time and I am not sure if her daughter will ever get a visit visa because in the past she got denial on the visit visa 2 times.

Should my MIL leave her daughter's petition in the system until she gets her citizenship and then change the status of her daughter's petition or should she completely withdraw now and then apply again once she gets citizenship?

Thanks

Rooj