US Immigration from Philippines

Hi, I'm a US citizen, and as such, I am culturally used to a certain right to privacy. The US Supreme Court has ruled over and over that we have a right to Privacy. Some people use social media conversations as "evidence" for the Embassy interview, but it is my understanding that this is not required, although it seems to be more required for fiance visas. We're already married, not doing a fiance visa, so I'm trying to tell my wife that our social media conversations are not actually any of their business. Furthermore, we don't even have them going back to the start of the relationship. I was trying to quit facebook at some point so i deleted my account. Facebook is an evil time waster. Turns out it is impossible to function in the Philippines without Facebook, even government agencies expect you to use it. We might have some old Skype conversations, not sure how far back. Our original conversation was on dateinasia dot com, and since my wife deleted her account there, there is no way we can prove that, as when she deleted her account, our conversation disappeared from my account. So I'm just here to ask, should we be worried about providing social media conversations for her interview, or is this not something to worry about? We have a lot of pictures going back 5 years, arranged with date stamps, and I have airline tickets to show that I visited the Philippines 5 times to see her. And the records of remittances since we we got married. I think that should be enough? Thank you.

During the interview my wife was ask a question about three years or five, I assume this was about question one on the N-400 but my was not expecting this and was confused.*

I had filled out the N-400 and had answered three years, married. We had issues with travel as we were stuck in Philippines for 10 months due to cv19 lock down.

Based on the N-652 we received I'm guessing the interviewer had my wife change question 1 to A. a lawful citizen for five years.

My question is this normal procedure to make changes at the interview?

I hope it will be ok for me to write interviewer and inquire about what was changed.

*My wife speaks good english however she was stressed by this and got confused.

Thank you for your time

Hey everyone! i started to compare others around my date for the AOS. Seems like 10-13 days is pretty common to at least get email notifications. Many also used a card to pay.

I have signature required which was April 27. I still have no NOA notifications, or a check withdrawn from my bank. I'm starting to worry something is wrong or was misplaced as many others seem to breeze right through this. anyone else (in the 2022 file dates) over 14 days with checks being cashed?

Thanks!

Our case was expedited at NVC and approved due to death and sickness in family in US. Which was good news in a bad situation. Was told to contact embassy to take next steps.

We were sent a link where we did application for interview only to find no appointment dates available. I can't help nut feel like we got sent down the wrong path here. We got expedited only to compete with available dates with everyone else?

If this isn't a error, really hoping it is as I need my wife right now, any tips on checking for new available dates? Some open in mornings when embassy opens or first of the month?

Thanks for any help. Thanks for previous help also. I haven't posted much but the good information here led to a successful error free process.

We've not been able to book a direct flight because of how expensive it is so instead we've been able to book one on japan airlines that has a stopover in Narita. Has anyone else had to go through there before? I was wondering if I'd have to pick up my luggage and check it in to the new plane when I transfer over? It was booked under one ticket but there's two different planes although they're both japan airlines. Any tips would be appreciated. Thank you!