US Immigration from Philippines

Hello all:

My fianc e and I are flying MNL-ATL-CLT. Does anyone know if there is a place in the ATL airport (inside terminals) where we can pay our pet fees (two cats)? Is there a Delta special desk or something for this? I don't want to have to exit to ticketing...time will be short. Thanks.

My baby s CRBA appplication was approved and we received the US passport in the mail a couple of weeks ago. Today, I received an email saying that the printed CRBA certificate has been mailed . Is this separate from the US passport which we already received?

Do we need to notarized the Intent to marry and the Statement of witnesses for K-1 Visa? I decided to add a statement of witnesses for more evidence. Thank you

I am bringing my two sons, aged 8 and 10 from Philippines to the US. I submitted everything to NVC, last week, then got this last night:

The National Visa Center (NVC) updated the status of your immigrant visa application. Please go to the Department of State's Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) at https://ceac.state.gov/IV. You will need your NVC case number and invoice ID number to log into your account.

Once you have logged into CEAC, please look in your message box or on the Status Chart at the bottom of the page. If NVC has feedback on any items you submitted, there will be a new message with details. If not, please simply follow the updated instructions on your Status Chart to complete your case. If any column says "Pay Now", "Invalid Doc", "Incomplete", or "Re-Opened", that means you must take action by paying a fee, submitting a form, or uploading a corrected/missing document.

Regards,
National Visa Center,
U.S. Department of State
https://nvc.state.gov/ask

However, after logging in, I see no changes or messages in the case. I've looked multiple times. Anyone have an idea why this is?

For the biometrics form, my wife checked her hair as being black, but when I filled out the I-485 I checked brown because in certain light it looks more dark brown than black. I figure this is probably not going to be a big deal, but she's worried about it now. Yes, before anyone says it, we probably should have coordinated better when filling both out. There was just a misunderstanding between us. Is it possible to simply cross out that selection on the biometrics form and check the correct color? Or just leave it as is? Is it possible to get another biometrics form? Should she just mention it at her biometrics appointment on Monday? I highly doubt your entire legal status in the U.S depends on your hair color, especially when it's subjective as hers, but I guess we just want some reassurance.