US Immigration from Philippines

I'm still waiting on the NOA2 approval (should be soon...) and preparing some documents ahead of time for the eventual interview. Fianc e (from the Philippines) is saying I need to send her a Letter of Single Status of the petitioner because other filipinas are reporting having to show it during the interview.

The problem is that I live in Los Angeles and the LA County Clerk/Records office specifically says on their website that they don't issue Letters of Single Status. What can I do? Is a Letter of Single Status really required for the interview?

I read lots of post regarding backlogs at the uscis. But not too many complain at the nvc and local consulate. So majority of backlogs is at uscis. When I get my noa2, it should be all downhill right?

Hello. I finally got copies of my divorce papers and I am about to file an I129F

I am looking meticulously at the requirements. I have a question on two items.

1. Evidence you and your fianc (e) intend to marry within 90 days of their admission into the United States as a K-1 nonimmigrant

I am assuming this is a handwritten statement written by her which she can send me electronically and I can print it here, something like,

"I intend to marry.....within 90 days upon my arrival in the United States as a K1 Non-immigrant."

2. One color passport-style photograph of yourself and one for your fianc taken within 30 days of you filing this petition;

A passport-style photograph of me is easy enough. What about my fiancee? Have her take a photograph and send me electronically to be printed at the photo place?

Kind of weird that I am filing here and stuff from her is needed.

Thanks in advance for the answers

My husband (sponsor) recently got approved (CR-1 VISA) and is waiting currently for his passport to arrive.

During the CR-1 process, I (petitioner, US citizen) had a change of address and submitted a form to NVC because his case was already there at the time of moving.

Do I have to do anything, like to contact USCIS too to make sure my husband's green card be sent to my new address?

Thanks.

We completed an approximately six year process from K1 -> AOS -> ROC -> Citizenship back in mid-August this year. I updated our timeline back then, but I just felt the need to log in and take a moment to give thanks, so:

Thank you so much to VisaJourney and its community! We seriously could not have done this without you.

This is quite possibly the most useful and active forum on the internet. Anytime we had a question, the answer could be found here and/or we could ask it ourselves and get a solid answer. Those answers always came back same day, if not within seconds or minutes from posting. Even the most obscure issues are solved here in a moments notice. You've helped us save thousands of dollars avoiding the use of an immigration lawyer, and rescued us from millions of headaches or bouts of anxiety. The knowledge here far exceeds anything that could've been paid for professionally, and all of it.. at no cost to us.

The end-result: I get to be together with my wife, every day, and for the rest of my life. Plus, she now has all of the same rights as any other American citizen, and soon... her passport will arrive in the mail and we can finally travel to places we've only ever dreamed of seeing.

I feel like the best way to continue giving thanks is to stick around and help other members of the community with the knowledge we've learned along the way from our experiences and from you.

Once again, and with the utmost appreciation and regard for all of you here, thank you! I wish you all the best in your own visa journey and in your lives moving forward beyond it.