US Immigration from Philippines

Just received a notice that all my documents were accepted but not my I-864EZ. Here is the message received:

"[Name does not qualify to use Form I-864EZ. Please visit https://www.uscis.gov/i-864 to complete a Form I-864 to replace this. FINANCIAL SPONSORSHIP RESPONSIBILITIES: Financial sponsors, joint sponsors, and applicants should be aware of responsibilities when signing an I-864 and the consequences for a sponsored immigrant's acceptance of federal means-tested public benefits. For more information visit https://nvc.state.gov/aos."

I just re-read the I-864EZ instructions and I am perplexed. Completely perplexed and do not understand why I cannot use I-864EZ.

I am only filing for one person (my spouse) and am the ONLY SPONSOR. I am above the income requirements BY FAR and they accepted ALL of my tax transcripts and W-2s which CLEARLY SHOW I am above the guidelines.

Has anyone ever ran into this before any have any suggestions?

I'm trying to decide which VPN service would be best for use both within and from outside of Philippines (I travel back and forth from US to PHL). NordVPN looks good, but they don't have any servers in PHL. ExpressVPN also looks good. I would want to be able to stream local PHL content and use banking websites, etc. from the US and vice-versa. Online encrypted storage and a good password manager would also be a plus.

NordVPN, ExpressVPN, or a different one?

I have been reading through the financial requirements and while I am feeling confident that I wouldn't be impacted it occurred to me to ask. When they are calculating your finances and ability to take care of your foreign fianc are debts like mortgages, credit cards bills, etc counted as well? Those things change disposable income and ability to take care of dependents no?

My wife got her Green Card. We never did the marriage registration to the embassy. Can we just complete the forms and pay the fee for a renewed passport in her married name?

Hi guys, beneficiary here. I just have a question. I can't seem to find any information about this on the official immigration websites as well as other websites, so I thought maybe you guys would know something about this.

So, once I fly to the US and the 90 days start, will I be able to travel to another state outside of the state where my fiance lives before we get married? He lives in Oregon, but if we decide to, say, take a vacation to Hawaii while I'm still under the K-1 visa, am I allowed to fly with him there?

Answers would be appreciated, I hope everyone is having a good day!