US Immigration from Philippines

hi,

we're at the nvc stage but still waiting for 1 civil document (police clearance) which should be in our hands in about a week.

Is there any benefit to completing the DS-260 and AOS now before having all the civil documents available? or do we need to have all the civil documents on hand when completing the DS-260? just trying to get everything out of the way that we can as soon as possible so there's less to worry about. i'd also like to submit the AOS stuff, but again, just don't know if submitting that and/or DS-260 now serves any purpose if the civil documents aren't all ready to go for upload right after we complete those previous forms.

Greetings,

What effects does a police report have on a pending AOS application? I need to file a report against my wife for violence in the home in front of our children.

She has an explosive temper and resorts to throwing objects and destroying things when she gets upset. She's done this on multiple occasions now in front of our two children. One is hers from a previous relationship and the other is our 4 month old child.

Both my wife and her son are pending AOS which we filed last year.

I don't want to press charges, but I need to get this stuff reported so there is a record.

Could a report with the police cause any issues with the AOS.?

https://citizenpath.com/faq/k-1-declaration-sample/

This website includes a sample of a K1 declaration letter, which in essence provides a background of the relationship between the couple. It isn't a requirement according to the USCIS guidelines, but my fianc and I believe even a brief declaration is important because it would "personalize" our petition.

However, I'd like to ask a few questions:

- Would a K1 declaration be more harm than good? (regarding the oversharing of information versus providing only what is required)

- To those who submitted a declaration, do you recommend it?

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!