US Immigration from Philippines

I'm providing documents to my fianc for her upcoming K-1 interview. I have read in the various checklists that the embassy may require a I-134 Affidavit of Support and I'm preparing the document in case it is needed. I'm confused about the submission of the document and the USCIS website doesn't seem clear to me. From what I've read, it seems that the document either needs to be submitted to the USCIS or that my fianc will submit it to the embassy. Can anyone let me know the proper procedure for that document?

Hello, I m starting to fill out my information for my I-130 online now, was thinking of using RapidVisa, but went to the Better Business Bureau and all I seen was negative reviews. Anyway, I ve moved around a lot in the past 5 years, including living in the Philippines and am wondering if someone else has experienced a lot of moving, including staying in hotels for 2-3 weeks at a time or Airbnb s here and there? Also, I lived in several different homes in the US before I moved over there. How do I complete my addresses including 2-3 week stays between residences to satisfy the I-130 requirements. Thanks for any help.

Hello,

Just wanted to post that, as of today, the earliest available day for K1 medical is April 19th with several times slots available and K1 interviews available to us are every Thursday at 6:30 a.m. for May, with a few 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. slots available for the April dates.

Going through this process, it appears that I could have scheduled the medical appointment first to avoid having to reschedule the interview appointment.

Also, SLEC, posted that Covid test not required prior to entering the building.

I was going to add pictures for proof, but I am not sure how to resize them.

Hi all.

I filed my AOS packet(3/15/22) and on March 16, 2022(recieved in USCIS) and NOA1 the next day after 8 days recieved my USCIS NOA1 mail.

Now, my k1 visa will expire on Apr 9 and my husband will be on his weekly trip (semi driver) again in 2 weeks and wanted to bring me since ill be alone home, we travel together for a mos and a half since i arrived. Is there anything that I need to show as proof or documents to bring in case(God forbid) ask for my ID since my visa is expired in that period? Can i show them my NOA1 mail from USCIS? Thank you:)

Hello! VJ has always been such a great help so I m coming back for some guidance. My in-laws petitioned for their 19yo son in September 2019. The petition was approved in November 2020, just days after their son s 21st birthday. I believed that CSPA would protect his age for 14 months while we waited for the NVC to invite them for the rest of the process. We received the letter with the invoice ID in November 2020 and our first login in December showed the Beneficiary as an F24. We sat on it assuming we just had to wait until the NVC notified us that a visa was available. No notice was received via mail or email by the petitioner or the beneficiary and the account on the NVC website has remained unchanged. We ve verified the contact info there as well.

So now I don t know what to do. We all know what it s like to contact anyone at USCIS directly. I m thinking about going to a lawyer but if there is no way to appeal any of this, then I don t want to waste money either. I d appreciate any advice!

DOB - 11/4/1999

Priority Date - 9/17/2019

Approval Date - 11/8/20200

According to the visa bulletin, F2A was current at the time the petition was approved.