US Immigration from Philippines

If a case is already documentarily qualified as F2A at the NVC, how would it be converted to an IR2 if the petitioner becomes naturalized? Would doing this put you in the back of the line for IR2 cases?

I just wanna share that my Father had his medical at St. Luke's and he's only had to do it on day 1 and was told everything is good no need to come back the next day. He had three jabs one was tdap, vericella and the other one. He had chest xray as well. His papers will be forwarded to the Embassy. I was shocked I was expecting they'd have him come back for the next day. I'm hoping for anyone who wil go through medical at St. Luke's will have a smooth process. His interview will be next week. Me and my family ate hoping and praying everything goes well for the interview Does he need negative pcr test result before the interview?

Thank you.

I was wondering how a person would go about getting a getting a civil wedding in Vigan City ilocos sur....thank you

Hello, feeling a little scared/disappointed after the N-400 interview. My wife passed the tests, but the interviewer said that since she applied 90 days before the 3 year green card date, she did not have evidence that we have been living in marital union for 3 years. She said it needs to be 3 years before the application, but the application is 90 days before the 3 year mark. I am so confused. What is the purpose of 90 days early if you will be judged less than 3 years for applying 90 days early? I have seen no advice on this and everyone says it's ok to do 90 days.

The evidence she submitted was the bill of sale / deed to our house in both of our names, joint filed tax returns for the last 3 years, and our child's birth certificate. Our marriage certificate shows we have been married 4 years including time waiting on the visa. That seemed like enough to prove a real marriage.

When the interviewer asked my wife if we lived together before she came to US, she said we were "long distance" and that I traveled there 5 times, 3-5 weeks each trip. She then said she's not sure, maybe it was 150 days, then said maybe 130. She had no itineraries or anything with her. Later, the agent had her sign a paper stating that we lived with each other before among other things, and she put it was for 150 days, saying "that is the perfect amount needed" or something like that. It was probably roughly 6 months I was there over the 5 trips, but for sure less than 150 days after marriage. Also, why would 150 days be the perfect amount, shouldn't it be 90 to complete the 3 years? How have we never heard of this happening with 90 days early?

She put a post it note on the form saying to include spouse's affidavit for staying in the Philippines, family member's notarized affidavit, itineraries for trips, and airbnb bookings. She also suggested we include proof of joint banking account. We only recently added her to my bank account this year, and she rarely uses it.

I guess what I'm wondering is:

1. Has anyone else experienced this? How long did it take to resolve?

2. The 150 days came from nowhere, right? If we applied 90 days early we should only need to prove I was in the Philippines with my wife for 90 days prior to green card, right?

3. Should the 3 years living in marital union be continuous? I was only in the Philippines around 60 days before we both flew to the US. I was there for 2 other trips while married before that final one which would easily surpass 90 days in total. I do have a job and couldn't stay there forever.

4. Any concern over them saying my wife lied if it's not 150 days? She signed the paper, but made it clear to the agent it was an estimation and the 2 of them even tried calculating the days with the 3-5 weeks times 5 trips.

5. Any other advice?

Thanks in advance...

Hello everyone! I am very confused on what am I going to send for the Confirmation of Permanent Residence needed for the cfo? She just got her visa yesterday and I was trying to do get her sticker for cfo but one of the requirement is that. What do I need to send them? My naturalization paper? My passport? My drivers license? Obviously she doesnt have her green card yet since that will be mailed in within 120 days after payment and that will be sent here in the US. I would appreciate all of your guys help.