US Immigration from Philippines

Hi there folks. Am helping my sister-in-law and recently her Husband died at the end of August, unexpectedly of course. She applied for her 10-year green card earlier this year and the government website says the status of her case is that biometrics were received in April. Sort of remember reading on here that the AOS has to be refiled if the American citizen sponsor spouse deceased after the AOS was filed?

We did a change of address already, form AR-11. Is she going to have a problem receiving her new green card because she changed her address? Sort of remember that being a problem too. We tried to keep the same address as long as we could but we wanted to get it changed for fear of possible deportation. Originally, they said she should receive her 10-year green card before December.

My sister-in-law has money in the bank and has a place to stay with us. She is gainfully employed and is a hard worker. Think that she would be able to stay here in the U.S. but am not sure if we need to refile anything.

Thanks to all those that help so much on this website. My wife is currently a 10-year green card holder, and we couldn't have done all our filings without the great help on Visa Journey. Thank You. Jim

Please can a moderator move this to "Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion"

Hello,

We re going to the Philippines next week for a vacation. I entered on a K1 visa over two years ago. I already have my green card. I saw a post on Facebook that I need you would need to update your CFO certificate (GCP before leaving for the US) to reflect my married name and updated civil status. Is this accurate? I thought I d only need my passport and green card when I leave to go back to the US.

Thank you, as always.

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My fiance and I are waiting for the 2nd NOA for my interview within the year. Prior to that is the medical right? So we're trying to prepare for it financially and I was wondering if anyone here has any recent experience going through the process.

I know of the 18k fee but upon checking the list of requirements and workflow from SLEC there are chest xrays and STD tests that I have to take. Are these included in the 18k or are they separate tests? If so how much would EVERYTHING cost and how long will I need to stay in Manila to get these done? Also, I heard lines for the medical test start at around 2AM because SLEC doors open at 4 but clinic hours don't start til 7 (as depicted on Google) is this true?

So... is there an email or letter that I am supposed to get about my NOA1 or is this it?

I got my NVC docs sent back to me, asking for "proof of income" for the two sponsors. But there's no information on what income is missing documentation.

For myself (primary sponsor) I gave them three years of tax transcripts, along with the equivalent of a W2 (I'm not based in the US)

For my Joint sponsor (retired father,) I gave them the latest tax return, and 4 different 1099R showing various retirement and investment income.

Any ideas on what else they could want?