US Immigration from Philippines

Hi Guys,

I have few questions to you guys that have knowledge on CSPA eligibility. My mother petitioned (LPR) my brother who was 19 at that time (November 25, 2019 was his Priority Date). He got approved June 22, 2021 when he exactly turned 21 years old and 3 weeks. USCIS already turned his case in to F2B (which it will take longer for him to migrate 9-10 years my guess), I asked you guys what to do about it, and followed your adv to contact NVC, because he is eligible for CSPA, so we did. They accepted our request, and they moved him again to F2A (which is under 21 case). We paid all the necessary fees and submitted all the documents needed and he got Documentarily Qualified May 4, of 2022. Since all the backlog during Pandemic until now he's still waiting for the interview letter. My questions are, the visa bulletin for April on his Case is September 2020, will it affect his case? Is he protected by CSPA still? Is there a possibility that he get turn to F2B? How the interviewer calculates is age and his case? We just need to know what we are looking forward to. I will put his timeline below.

Birthdate: May 31, 2000

Priority Date : November 25, 2019

Approval Date : June 22, 2021

Documentarily Qualitfied Date : May 5, 2022

Thank you so much in advance.

Good day VJ!

I know a lot of people here asked this but my USCIS status said " Card was Produced" now if my GC used my Maiden name and not my Married name is it possible to change it?

My passport was changed to my married name after I filed my AOS.

Thanks!

Good morning!

I am inquiring for my wife about applying for Citizenship. When can we start the process for the application? She has been a Permanent Resident for a little over two years now.

Thank you so much.....

Hello,

I am the beneficiary of my US fiance's petition and currently reside in my homeland. I've heard that scanned signatures are acceptable on filing the I-129F petition. Since giving my wet signatures to my fiance will mean going through the hassle of international mailing, I considered emailing him my scanned signature instead.

As far as I know, the letter of intent to marry is the only required document for me to sign. But to be extra sure I also consider signing the proof of in-person meeting compilation.

My question is this: is it acceptable to only use one scanned signature for all documents moving forward, or will that be ethically wrong? Is it recommended that I provide a new signature for each document to sign?

Hi All,

I need help on what to do at this point.

My mom had her medical exam done on January 23rd, 2023 but she had to do the sputum test so I had to cancel her first interview appointment. Yesterday, she had her immunization which means that she is good to go for the interview but the first available appointment I saw online is on July 6th, 2023 which is the same day her medical exam expires. I called the embassy and they said that the interview is not guaranteed on that day due to that. Please, I need help on what to do. Is there a possibility that there will be an earlier appointment if I keep on checking? Anybody who experienced this kind of situation? Please I don't want my mom to do another medical exam.

Thank you!