US Immigration from Philippines

Hey everyone. My fiancee got her K1 visa and we successfully made it home to the USA last night, but we had some scares along the way.

Our flight out of Manila was Sunday morning at 9:30 am. About 6am, we took the elevator down to check out of the Airbnb and get a taxi to NAIA. The elevator then got stuck and powered down on the 5th floor. This is somewhat of a nightmare for me, and I was picturing us missing our flight. I was already sweating, now stuck in this tiny, hot elevator for who knows how long? I can't imagine the elevator techs in the Philippines are going to be easy to conjure at 6am on a Sunday. I sounded the alarm from inside the elevator, and finally one of the residents on the 5th floor woke up and got security, who opened the door from the outside. We were only stuck for about 30 mins.

We made it to the airport and proceeded to go through the initial security checkpoint with all our bags. The security officer noticed something in the scan of my fiancee's bag, and pulled us aside to investigate. One officer started filming everything on his phone, which scared me a bit. They emptied and searched the bag, but came up with nothing. Then they re-scanned the empty bag and now noticed a second suspicious item. In the liner (!!!) of the bag, accessible via zipper that she or I had never opened, the security officer found two 9mm bullets right in front of my eyes.

I bought this bag, a typical medium-sized piece of luggage, in the Philippines for my fiancee in 2019, and it was never out of her possession. I read stories online about airport security planting bullets and then extorting money to let the traveler go. Airport security involved a police officer, who grilled us for about 30 minutes. They ultimately believed us and let us go. We know that someone planted those bullets, but we can't figure out who or when.

We made our flight with a little time to spare, but I got a few gray hairs out of it. Everything else went smoothly, and hallelujah, we made it home.

we are about to apply for I-751( 10 yr. green card), my wife got her drivers license here in illinois on sept. of 2021. we are allowed to apply for 10 yr green card on june 26th, her friend recently got hers approved, but it took 6 months until interview and green card approval. my wifes drivers license is a limited term drivers license due to the term of 1 year only(expiration date of 2 yr. green card.if it takes 6 months for interview her drivers license will expire and without new green card i dont think she can renew drivers lic.????? is there an extension at the DMV???? or will she be without DL until renewed GC?? lose her job because cant drive legally??

any info will help thanks in advance Daryl

I'm not seeing any June 2022 Thread. So thought I would start it up.

If there is a June 2022 Thread please do erase this and if you can relocate me to the proper thread please

We submitted out AOS June 4 threw UPS and should arrive Monday

Good day i just want to know if there anyone who know what should i do because i petition my spouse and son as a greencard. While still in process i became a us citizen. So from F2 to IR. My spouse got DQ in NVC but my son need a new i-130. So i filed a new one but still not approved by uscis.. my question.. what if my spouse has a interview date but my son s case is still not approved by uscis. And i want my spouse and son to be interview and travel same time. My son is only 6years old. Thank you. I hope someone can help.

hi i am new here of this group i file i-130 to my kids they already approved but when i check my uscis acct its not showing my case i only see this encountered an unknown error retrieving your data do u experience this kind of problem i hope somoene read my question and help me for this TIA