US Immigration from Philippines

It s been a long road having filed in July 2019 for both in laws.

We finally grabbed interview dates in late January, however both parents popped for Sputum and we had to cancel the interview.

MIL got the dreaded call one month into the Sputum culture and has been doing the daily commute to SLEC for treatment. Thankfully the FIL passed the culture test and we were lucky to find an April 7th interview date.

Hopefully all goes well and we can get through that as well as CFO PDOS and have him here sometime in May.

Good luck to everyone waiting. It s been a long journey but it does now seem to have an end!

Hi,
So I went in on a clinic last week brought all requirements and the I-693 form.
However, when I got there they said they didn't need my form and instead asked for my A Number on a sign up sheet.
The front desk lady said they will print the form for me.

So ever since, it has bothered me because I read well and clear on the USCIS guide that I need to bring the I-693 and sign it in front of the doctor and there are pages where the clinic will fill out and seal. Should I come back to the clinic and clarify this with them?

My results are ready.

This is regarding the k1 interview for the Manila embassy. My fiancee accidentally left the actual mrv fee receipt in her province. She did send me a few pictures of the actual receipt after she paid the visa fee. Does she only need the number from the receipt or does she have to bring the physical receipt to her interview with her? I have read where the number is needed to schedule the interview which I did a few weeks but there is nothing that states that the actual physical receipt is needed. I do have pictures of it. I don't think she needs the physical copy just the number but I want to be sure for the Manila embassy.

I need advice,

When we married my wife kept her maiden name. Her Green Card, Drivers License and SS card show her maiden name. When she renewed her passport in June, she had her surname changed to her new married name.

I did not realize it would be so time consuming and costly to have her green card updated. I applied for new SS card with married name so she could update drivers license. SS responded her green card will need to show married name before new card is issued.

We need to travel to Philippines in July. My question is. What documents does she need to take with her? We have marriage certificate, ROM, old passport.

I contacted the Philippine Embassy in DC earlier this week, still no response.

Your help and advice is always appreciated.

Thanks

Greetings!

To the members of this group who are Knowledgeable in this topic, please help us clarify things out. Thank you kindly, NG

So, if the sponsor did not make his income of 125% quote for this year 2021, he would need someone to help for sponsorship. Correct?

If this sponsor lived with his son and daughter in law. And her daughter in law is willing to help, what form does the daughter in law need to fill and sign? FORM I864A? because the sponsor is living with them? And if the sponsor does not live with them, Form I-864 Joint sponsor? And does the spouse (the sponsor's son) who currently do not work due to health issues, does he need to fill and sign Form I-864A too? just because both filed as married with IRS? Please help.

Thank you much, NG