US Immigration from Philippines

Hi guys, so I went to SLEC for my medical exam last Friday. I was able to do all of the procedures, but after the PE, the doctor said she would refer me to a psychotherapist. She asked me if I went to a psychiatrist before and I said yes, and she also asked me about the self-harm scar I had on my wrist that was only last year (it was the first and last time, never did it again.) When I was sent to the office for US follow-up, they said that I needed the psychiatrist's certificate so I can bring it for the psych evaluation tomorrow, but the thing is, it's been 5 years since I went to the psych and I don't even know her name anymore. It was a one-time thing and I never went back because I was able to manage myself and heal after that. Would it be fine if I didn't bring anything to present when I go to my psych evaluation? Do the chances of me getting denied by the embassy increase if the doctor is not satisfied without any documentation in hand proving that I'm well now and I'm not a threat to myself and to others? I'm really stressing out about this. Does anyone have a similar situation?

Hello,

We received a RFE today for the I-485 and we feel might be screwed. They're asking for evidence of shared marital life together after early May 2023 (we got married around then). We don't have anything like shared utility bills, leases, etc., because we live with my family and most of the things are in my parents' name and we never bothered to open a joint bank account or anything like that. What we do have is a lot of pictures together in the past 5 months showing us going on many trips together, but I'm not sure what is enough. Not sure what to do or if it's too late to get new evidence. We have a few months to respond to the RFE.

We just did our CRBA appearance in Cebu. We were asked to submit additional documents and I wanted to know if we can make an appointment and submit the docs in person or do we mail them in? I am trying to get information on the website but I cannot find any

My wife and I are taking a (VERY) log overdue honeymoon starting 10/31. Our plans were to go to Thailand and then spend three days in South Korea on the way home. I have a USA passport and my wife has a Philippine passport and USA green card.

Unfortunately for me, my wife told me that she didn't need a Visa to Korea. (She claims she did, but whatever). So I decided to check and yes, she does.

Here is the issue: The Korean embassy is in Atlanta. Assuming I mail all the documents to them, it takes 14 days to process and then they mail back. (USPS mail).

I asked them if I fly to Atlanta does it help? They said they still need 14 days and will mail it back.

I'm not even sure I'd have her passport back by the time we leave, and if not, the whole trip is dead.

I emailed the Korean embassy in Bangkok, but they told me that I would have to live in Thailand for 2 years before they could help us.

Would you all take the chance? If I don't get the Korean embassy, we have an issue coming home. BUT: we at least get the Thailand portion of the trip.

If I mail it, I *might* get it back on time? (It's already the 11th!)

Wife REALLY wants to go and she's accusing me of sabotaging the Korean portion of the trip.

Am I overthinking this? I tend not to trust the USPS or government agencies in general with time-sensitive items.

(We only booked this trip two weeks ago ...)

Thanks in advance.

Good day VJ,

It's been 5mos now since my children's AOS application filed, now i open their accounts ( I check status every single day) and notice a message that says XXXX Adjust Status (Cuba).

I called the USCIS about this and surprised that the agent can't proceed since his application has no parents listed. OMG. What is going on now? I don't even know which service center or field office to mail and send a request or ask about this situation.

Why this happened?