US Immigration from Philippines

Okay folks, we have to do some things in the courts in the Philippines to bring my fianc 's daughter here, I.E. correction of birth certificate, which can take a year or more.

What I need to know, since my fianc will have to stay in this country during the wait for the green card, is how long does it take for a green card to go through after filing? I'm not finding the answer here. I filed in Texas, but the NOA 1 came from California? I kind of need to know a timeline so she can be back in the Philippines to be in court.

I am in Idaho.

Wife and I had our ROC interview earlier today in Newark, NJ. We originally filed back on 11/1/2019. Almost 32 full months.

I am ecstatic to report that, after checking receipt # online, we were approved!

Our agent was no-nonsense but pleasant. Interview took about 15 mins. I was worried we were a bit thin on evidence but he only took about 15 pages of the many we brought. He mostly asked me, the petitioner, the questions, which my wife and I both thought was kinda funny.

At the end, he and my wife talked about the Philippines ( he was also Filipino ) and going back home. My wife really is charming and has such a beautiful smile, it is hard not to be taken by her.

He said he will review further and we should hear from him in a few weeks but 90 mins later, we saw those beautiful words "Your card is being produced" on the screen.

I wish all of those still waiting the best as we all know how excruciating that is. And, thank you so much for everyone on here for helping us to navigate the immigration terrain; it really made a huge difference in the process. All our best to you all!

I saw the embassy website posted that there is no requirement anymore to have a negative covid test to come to the US. This should apply to travel from any country. It will be nice to have one less thing to worry about. The statement says proof of vaccination is still required to travel to the US.

https://ph.usembassy.gov/covid-19-and-travel-information/

My fiance in Medellin looks forward to the I-129 process, but I think I need to consult an attorney because she has requested that her 23 year old daughter come over with her. I have plenty of rooms in the house, but I told her I am not sure that she can bring another adult foreigner with her on the I-129 path. I suppose we could marry there and proceed with a family visa, but even then. Would I have to adopt the daughter to petition her to come as well?

Curious,

Ray and Paola

We are in process of Getting paper for the interview and the ds-260 for the my sister and my brother in law both are showing expired ds-260 what do i do