US Immigration from Philippines

I have been having a difficult time finding this out. I also don't know if we get an e-mail notification, but it seems like sometimes we do? Anyone that has been through this with the Philippines and know what to expect? Thanks ahead of time.

Apologies. I fear this has been asked 100,000 times. I've been reading VJ and and any site I can find. Do all those whom are K-1 married and with 2-year green card need to submit the I-751? Our 2-year green card expires this coming December. I think we need to submit an I-751, but some sites suggest it's unnecessary.

One more stupid question. One site says we need to wait 3 years before submitting the N-400, but another site says it can begin after 2 years and 9 months.

All of this seems simple, but there's no site with a the extremely simplified outline my simple mind requires. Every process is cluttered with too many details.

Thanks so much!

Hello, Filipino beneficiary here.

My medical is halfway done, and after my interview, the CFO comes next. My fianc and I have a 21 year age gap, and I m only 20. I hear from others CFO will not like that.

I honestly am more scared of it than the interview, where I could be talking to American consuls instead, because what if the CFO officer denies a certificates based on that age gap alone? The reason I m worried is because of experiences I hear from my fellow Filipinos. The CFO is the bigger battle to me because sometimes its also fellow Filipinos who drag down other Filipinos.

For those who know here, is there any tip or added step you guys could advise me? Additional documentation to show? Specific attitude? When to schedule even?

I am in the US came my ex wife petition me as K1 fiance visa married before the 90 days year 2017 long story short she haven t filed AOS and then she filed for divorce 2021 is still pending but is there a way I can Get a green card she didn t even tell me i could get a SSN before I want to stay and be able to have half custody or visitation with my two kids i can t afford a lawyer so hopefully someone can help me here

Hello everyone! My wife and I are planning to bring my mother-in-law here in the US from the Philippines using a tourist visa. I was going through their website and my question is what supporting documents does she need to present during the interview so that she has a higher chance of getting approved. She is 60 years old and unemployed. Thank you!