US Immigration from Philippines

My fiance is going for her Visa interview Feb. 10th 2026, they listed all the things she has to have ready with her but it does not say anything about the I-134. Is that some thing she needs to have any way or should we just not worry about it. I again am very nervous. She will be going to the American Embassy in Manila, Philippines.

Any rhyme or reason on delivery times after case approval??

We had a successful AOS interview yesterday. However, still no sign of work authorization. Is there such a thing as requesting a refund?

PAUSE Act of 2025 (H.R. 6225)

"Pausing on Admissions Until Security Ensured Act" of 2025, House of Representatives
Limitation on the ability to issue any visa or provide any status under the immigration laws until certain conditions have been met. Six conditions are listed.
This bill is in the first stage of the legislative process. It was introduced into Congress on November 20, 2025. It will be considered by committee next before it is possibly sent on to the House or Senate as a whole.
9 Republican co-sponsors
Estimates of 7% chance of getting past committee, 1% chance of being enacted

https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/119/hr6225

Hi gang. I'm appealing to you all for more knowledge for a friend. My friend became naturalized on Oct. 10th of this year (along with my wife). Now she has applied for the same thing for her 16 year old son who has been here since he was 8. She was told the cost form the process with USCIS would be $1385! Can this be right?? Also, which form does she need to use? I thought the 600 but now I'm not sure. Anyone?

He turns 17 in January and I suggested she wait till he's 18 in another year and let him apply on his own like his brother did. Good idea or not? She may not want to wait though.

So, anyway, I tried to find costs for her but have yet to find anything concerning it. Any input from you folks would be great.

Doug V.