US Immigration from Pakistan

I am reaching out in hopes of obtaining guidance or information regarding a humanitarian reinstatement or reaffirmation of an immigration petition due to the death of my petitioner. My case is currently at the NVC, and the embassy involved is in Islamabad, Pakistan. I am residing in the USA and am in urgent need of advice or information on how to proceed, as well as recommendations for any lawyers who specialize in this area. Any assistance or insight you could provide based on your experience with a similar situation would be immensely appreciated

I have submitted an I-130 and am getting documents ready for the next stage when it Allah goes to the NVC however I have a question.
My spouses Pakistani birth certificate is a B form written in the Urdu language. I'm being told by people that because it's an older form NADRA can't update it to the new English and Urdu form. Pls note I'm being told this by people not by NADRA.
Can someone who has had to deal with such an issue in Pakistan tell me how did they handle it and satisfy the I 130 application and the NVC requirements. Did they get NADRA to update it with the new English\Urdu form? Did you get it translated privately in Pakistan and submit that? Did you have someone in the US translate it and then submit it? Are there any other options?
Thanks in advance for ur help.

I got my NVC interview appointment via email. Are they also going to send interview appointment letter via mail like they did in past? Or should I make medical appointment and take the print out of email sent by NVC with me. Plz guide how it works thanks

I am applying to replace my Social Security Card as well as change my citizenship status to U.S. Citizen from Permanent Resident. Currently, it has the VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH DHS AUTHORIZATION writing on it. When I got the replacement card back in 2018 it had my parents name on it on the form they provided but no SSN info. I am now a USC.

What is the purpose of SSA asking for parents SSN? I do have them. Should I write those down on the application? Father is deceased (he was given a SSC and number when he was on tourist visa in 1987). Mother is a USC.

Also, I would put my mother s born last name and not the married last name correct?

I would now check the U.S. Citizen box and not Legal Alien Allowed To Work box right on the social security application?

Has anyone able to setup an appointment at your nearest SSA office or is it a walk in?

I need to provide original Certificate of Naturalization form and an unexpired state Driver License correct? Do I have to bring my Social Security Card in as well to turn in?

My understanding is that to transfer an IR\CR case to an embassy in another country other than the beneficiary's home country they need to be a resident in this other country. Meaning you need to reside in this other country and not just be a tourist visiting.

Someone I chatted with is insisting that you can ask your IR\CR interview\case be transferred to any country as long as you are able to visit the other country and you can do this if the beneficiary's home country has a backlog of cases.

For example if the beneficiary is an Indian citizen and the US embassy in India has a huge backlog for IR\CR interviews you can get your case transferred to Kuwait which has a shorter wait time for an interview. I am quite certain that is not the case, you in fact have to be a resident of Kuwait and not a tourist to get the case transferred to Kuwait from India.

Can someone confirm if I am correct or if this other person is correct?

Thanks in advance.