US Immigration from Philippines

I have been issued a 9a visa with a 3 month validity period, single entry.

The 9a visa has a maximum authorized stay of 59 days.

Let's say my visa's validity period is 3/1 to 5/31, and I enter the Philippines on 5/1, does this mean I can stay until 6/29 (5/1 + 59 days)? Or is my maximum stay capped to the end of the validity period (5/31)?

Thanks in advance

Hello! ROC related inquiry. Is it ok if I didn't enter my Alien registration # in the form? We already submitted my papers and just realized I didn't have my alien registration # there. Anyone with the same experience? Did USCIS still accept it? Thanks.

Also, I didn't include a cover letter.

I'm really pissed off. These people coming across unchecked and I'm stressing every day about when my Fiancee can get an interview. We were scheduled last March and got cancelled.

Has anyone seen any actual details (leaked text?) of H.R. 1177 / S. 348 ("A bill to provide an earned path to citizenship, to address the root causes of migration and responsibly manage the southern border, and to reform the immigrant visa system, and for other purposes")? Several weeks after the bills were filed, the actual text still is not available on congress.gov. The sponsors are piling on (especially in the House), which is a good sign, but the specifics remain a mystery.

The overview last fall on Biden's campaign site was very promising, but I'd like to see the actual text of the bill. We're especially interested in the "family reunification" provisions that would allow relatives to come to the U.S. and wait until their priority dates come up and Green Cards are available. Also of interest is the proposal to eliminate the % cap that limits the number of green cards available to certain countries, with Mexico & the Philippines being most restricted.

My ever-optimistic wife still has 3 adult children in the Philippines and thinks will should be able to have them (+ spouses + significant others + grandchildren) all here in a month. I keep telling her it will take a MINIMUM of 2-3 years for the legislative process / rule-making process / actual petitions & approvals to happen, but first we need to know the (still only proposed) details.

My wife started her interview yesterday at SLEC in Manila she was told she had to do the sputum test which starts today for the 3 samples and find out results in 2 months.

which kills our interview at end of this month with the back log of immigration what is the chances of getting another interview set up before medical runs out after we get results back in May? We have to set up new interview from what she was told.

This sputum test is what killed our K1 back in 2017 so we went with married route after 2 yrs stuck between rock and a hardspot.