US Immigration from Philippines

Hi guys, Filipino beneficiary here.

I just got my FBI records from my American fiance and he told me the story of being falsely accused by a mentally challenged patient he worked with. He went to jail, but the charges were dropped. He s innocent. This was more than 10 years ago.

My K1 visa is approved. Interview passed. But I have my CFO seminar in the Philippines coming up and the port of entry interview down the line when I fly to the States. I worry they'll refuse or deny me entry or affect any of our chances at all, or just in general make it inconvenient for us to push through with immigration.

Did anyone here go through the same experience? Any advice to offer? It s not a dropped case, just charge, so are there other additional documents I should prepare? Just want to be ready for my fiance.

Hello,

Just an inquiry to see if anyone knows why one step child would show IR2 (17 yr old if that matters) and my wife and other child are showing CR1 and CR2 respectively. We will not have been married 2 years until May 12 of this year.

Hello,

Our package is still at NVC, our mailing address and permanent address has changed. Do I need to update the DS-260 to reflect the change? If so can I just go back into the DS-260 in CEAC and change it or is there another procedure? Thank you for any advice!

Need assistance here please!

We were informed the the case was forwarded now, but looking at the site, i cant see any steps on how to proceed next..

Message was:

On ----------- we sent your case, Receipt Number -----------, to the Department of State for visa processing. You can find general information on Consular Processing by visiting our website at www.uscis.gov

We recently visted the consulate in Houston for my wife to change her name on her passport after receiving the ROM. They said it would take 8 months to get the PSA document in order to do the name change. If she wanted to travel to the Phils, I know she would not have a problem entering, but upon her return, her ticket would be a mismatch between her passport and Green Card. Has anybody traveled to/from the Phils with a paaport in the maiden name and green card in the married name. Thanks