US Immigration from Peru

Sorry if this has already been answered but I couldn't find if anyone had asked this. Does anyone know if the California office is still processing I-129F? Or has everything been put on pause?

Hi guys, my fiance and I have some questions about the "Beneficiary Employment history", im From Venezuela living in Peru for the last 3 years, i have been working here for the 2 first years with a legal contract on telecom and internet companies, but from 1 year to know i have been working as a Freelance Trading and cleaning some houses with my mom near we live, we dont know how to fill because for the government in Peru im "unemployed" but i still make some money to live here and pay my own expenses, so we should only include the jobs with a contract? Thanks!

I will be starting work for an employer in September of this year (after I finish law school and take the bar in July). I worked for them last summer as well. They provided me an employment verification letter stating my salary and when I will start, which I will include with form I-134. For employment information, should I say I am currently employed? And for current employer's address, should I put their address down as well? And for annual income, should I put my starting salary with them, or how much I was paid by them last summer?

Thanks for any help!

When you schedule an interview with the embassy in Lima, are you able to choose the day you interview (from a list of available days) or does the embassy assign you a day? Also, how long does it take after the interview to receive the K-1 visa?

USCIS has accepted and is processing two I-129Fs. I sent one via USPS that was lost, so I sent another via Fedex. I had my bank block payment on the USPS application. Payment went through on the Fedex application, but I just received two letters from USCIS today with two different case numbers saying both were accepted (even though they were never paid for the USPS application - that check never went through). What should I do? Is it better to have two applications than one? I've doubled my chances of getting a favorable agent and getting approved