US Immigration from Philippines

Is there any rhyme or reason to the "estimated time until decision" on my USCIS account? Some of you may recall an earlier post from me this summer asking about dismissed charges that were flagged by Vermont Service Center because the dismissed charges were flagged AWA(even though they were dismissed). I went in for Biometrics, got fingerprinted and photographed. I didn't hear anything for four months. My USCIS Account would just say "your case is taking longer than expected". Then in September it suddenly said "5 months until decision", until 2 days ago I was down to "3 weeks". Two days ago I contacted my lawyer and told him we still never uploaded our PSA marriage certificate. He instructed me to upload it, which I did. The very next day my account jumped to "7 months until decision". Now it says "four months until decision. I was trying to avoid an RFE by uploading the PSA marriage certificate. We used the Municipal Certificate to get started on the I130. Is there any reason for these fluctuations? It is very frustrating because the embassy is doing interviews en masse every 6 months in the Philippines. I know we will miss the December slots. Would be devastating to miss the next slots which will be 6 months after the December interviews are done. Thank you.

Appreciate anyone who can help. Thank you!

Filipina beneficiary was never married but has a minor son. Son is carrying biological father's family name since he signed on birth certificate when birth was registered. Biological father has no active relationship with the child and he is not in the same country where the child is - unreachable/uncontactable anymore. Do we still need his consent or to sign what specific form?

My question is

Stepdaughter arrived in US on September 22 2023 with her mother (petitioner and naturalized citizen)

what is average time for delivery of the actual green card

Hey all,

Unfortunately, my marriage has come to an end after a 16 year relationship. Not my choice.

When we married in the Philippines, I was the U.S. citizen, now we both are.

I have met a Filipina who I would like to marry. My question is, what would I need to do to marry her there, as I have marriage recorded in the Philippines?

Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks is advance.

I am US citizen and my fiance just had her interview for her k1 visa and i am going to the philippines in january to pick her up and bring her to the US so is she going to have to have a CFO?