US Immigration from Philippines

How does the beneficiary indicate if they use a nickname for their given name? The option for other names requires you to write other "given" name AND "surname", but in my fiancee's case it is only her "given" name that is the nickname. Her surname is the same. I am left with only three options: write her normal surname in "other surname" and include the nickname; write "none" in "other surname" and include the nickname; or not include this information at all. Neither of these options seems the most ideal!

Anyone else have this issue?

My Fianc worked OFW in Qatar (2015-2017 & 2017-2019), Singapore 2024 (8 months)

She now is back in the Philippines, How is she able to obtain her Police Clearance Records in the Philippines?

Filing for K1 VISA

Thank you

I want to verify what I think that means (interviewer said Dina qualified for visa).

As I understand, it means VAC received the case and visa is awaiting production. Is this correct? The interview was

a week ago today.

Hi everyone!

I hope you're all doing well. I just wanted to ask for a bit of advice and share my situation.

I arrived in the U.S. last August on a K1 visa and got married shortly after. We applied for Adjustment of Status (AOS) this past January, along with Advance Parole, and I just received my Green Card today!

We didn t realize at first that it would only be valid for 2 years since we ve only been married for a short time.

We re set to PCS to Okinawa this September for 3 years, and I m already included in my husband s orders.

I was hoping someone here might be able to help me with a few questions:

1. Is it okay to PCS overseas for 3 years with a 2-year conditional Green Card?

2. When can we file for Removal of Conditions to get the 10-year Green Card? Is there any way to speed up the process?

3. Is filing for Removal of Conditions really required, or can we just contact USCIS to amend it?

4. Since we ll be stationed outside the U.S., is it possible to apply for citizenship before my conditional Green Card expires? I ve heard that spouses of military members stationed overseas may be able to apply for expedited naturalization.

Thank you so much in advance to anyone who can share their experience or offer advice!

My wife is 45. She had never really driven before coming to the US. We started doing a bit of "back-road" driving quite a while back. Last month, we decided it was time to start practicing on roads with traffic. We went our local DPS to get a permit. She did the required 6 hours of on-line videos and the 1-hour safety video in advance. The written test was on-line also, so our visit to DPS was just to process the paperwork. There were only 3 counters. While we waited for our turn, it became very clear that 2 of the 3 were very experienced, but the 3rd one was new. She was super slow and asking many questions. I was hoping we did not get her! But guess what? We DID. The foreign passport threw her off a bit. She was talking to herself about a marriage certificate or something to show legal name change, but I guess she realized the green card was proof enough of her name and moved past that. She made it all the way to the end before she made an error. She accidentally issued my wife an unrestricted license instead of a permit. She asked her co-worker how to correct it. She followed their instructions and changed it. Or at least she thought she did. My wife's unrestricted license arrived in the mail today. No B restriction in it, and it is good for 4 years.