US Immigration from Philippines

So I filed our I 129 F last month BUT on the letter of intent we only have a joint letter. Both of us signed the said letter. Should i be worried that we'll have a RFE for this asking for two separate letter of intent to marry?

I-751 filed August 2019, Still waiting on appointment.

Conditional resident status expired April, 30 ( 18 months after ROC filed)

My Spouses NC drivers license expired April 30

We contacted USCIS April 21st. Hoping to set up an appointment at the Charlotte field office so we could get another extension while waiting on Green Card. They told us we would receive a call within 14 days.

They called April 27th, My Wife answered the call, they disconnected the call, within 5 minutes we received an email saying they attempted the call, and there were no appointments available in the field office.

April 28th We called again, the agent told my Wife she would receive a call within 5 days, she never received a call.

May 10, My Wife called again, the agent told her she would receive a call within 14 days.

USCIS doesn't consider being without a drivers license important.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how we can get an appointment?

Hi, I am a US citizen and my wife is a Filipino citizen (now US green card holder). Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe both of our children (son is 11, daughter is a baby) are entitled to a dual-citizenship status right? Our son was born in the Philippines, and we registered his CRBA to get his US citizenship. He has two passports and is considered dual (I think?). Our daughter was born in the US, but I read that since her mom was not a US-citizen at the time of her birth, then we just have to register Report of Birth with the Philippines so that she can become dual also.

My questions are:

• Is there any true benefit of even having/maintaining dual citizenship? We wanted them to be both such that they could have the freedom of living in either country for as long as they want, and have no issues with immigration when travelling between the two countries.
• I keep hearing that once they reach 18, they have to choose and only have one citizenship, because I heard US doesn't recognize dual citizenship? Is that true?

Thanks!!!

Hi, does anyone know what site I could go to to check the current entry/departure status of the Philippines and US given all the country-based COVID restrictions?

My wife wants her mom (82 years old) to come visit us in the US someday but we don't know how to find out:

• is the Philippines even allowing citizens to leave the country? If so, what do they need to go through? quarantine before departure? covid test?
• is the US even accepting Philippine citizens right now? If so, is there a quarantine upon arrival?
• is the US even addressing Tourist visa's right now?

Similarly, we would like to know when we can go visit her family in the Philippines. Is the US allowing departures and is the Philippines allowing citizens and non-Filipino citizens (me) to enter?

I appreciate anyone who explains the current state of things to us, but it would be nice if there was a site like USCIS or Philippine embassy or something where we could check regularly.

Thanks!!!

Hello vj members. I sent expedite request (Manila Embassy) last Apri 30, 2021. I got an auto reply reply same day but it has been 10days and I am not getting any acknowledgement from NVC.

most people says they get an acknowledgement 4-5 days that it is forwarded to the embassy and after few more weeks, they got another reply whether the expedite is approved or not.