US Immigration from Philippines

My wife was naturalized on March 7. She added her middle name during her interview and got the according certificate of naturalization. She now has her U.S. passport. We are still waiting to receive the certificate of naturalization back. However, when I contacted SSA, they said they need a court-ordered name change to change her name. As far as I know, she never received one, only the certificate of naturalization with her updated name. I am unable to contact anybody (DHS or USCIS) so we are unsure of what to do.

Good morning!! My wife filed for an AOS/EAD/AP on February 22, 2022. We received the NOA documents on February 24, 2022. All of the NOA documents state that the office is the National Benefits Center. From my research, I believe this is the correct office for the EAD and AP documents. However, what is the best way to determine where our AOS file is currently located?

Hello everyone good day to all..I am in need of your opinion on my case. My USC daughter filed for a petition for me and got approved in 2019. But I didn't attend to the original and rescheduled interviews because I was out of the country and got stuck somewhere when the pandemic came. A year after that, when I wanted to check the status of my petition, it was already terminated and asking me for an "explanation" in case I want to contest the decision . In Oct 2021, I wrote to the US Embassy telling in my letter that I am no longer interested to migrate in the US and that I am giving up my petition for good. Now, I am planning to apply for a tourist visa mainly bec I want to visit my daughter who just gave birth. My question is, does my previous petition has an advantage knowing that I declined my chance to migrate? Or does my current situation is the deciding factor?

I am in my late 40's, ex husband is a LPR, daughter is USC, son has existing F2b petition waiting for interview.

I am unemployed right now bec I travel out of the country most of the time.

I have an ample monthly remittance and reasonable money in the bank.

I have a rich travel history as a proof I am a legit tourist.

I have no properties under my name as a tie in my country.

My only tie is my aging mother and family they are the reasons why I keep coming back home every 3 mos or so.
I live with my fiance abroad, he is the main reason why I gave up my US petition.
Other than that, my socio economic ties is weak.
I would really appreciate your opinions on my case. Thank you so much!

We are trying to submit the required I-130, I-130a documents to start the green card process. My wife has a birth certificate that s not very legible and went to her PSA office in the Philippines to see if they could make a typewritten copy of her original birth certificate. The problem is, both of her parents are deceased and her mother never had a birth certificate. They told her that it would take at least 6-8 months for her to get a late registration of birth for her mother and birth certificate for her, I believe. Is there a way to use her Passport until she gets her clear enough to read birth certificate? I was wondering if I should just submit the illegible birth certificate in the meantime? I was worried that we might get an RFE and they could give us only 1-3 months to get a better copy. Her mother was born quite 10+ hours bus ride away, then a ferry ride further and they don t have hardly cell service there as well.

Hi. I am completing the AOS form I-864 for my parents. I am having trouble downloading the form in the USCIS website. Anyone else experiencing this? Where can I download the form. Even the link on Visa Journey isn't working.

Thanks.