US Immigration from Philippines

Will my I-130 application from California be voided If my Father apply another one from a different state. My Father is thinking of finding another job to a different state to fasten my petition. Because he applied me in California and the year they are processing is 2016-2018 If he is not mistaken which compared to Texas they are handling 2020 applications.

From the surge in cases in metro manila, it looks like this is going to be a while before any interviews for K1.

I just got a notice from USPS that we have a mail from the Dept of Homeland Security. It has another person's name and under it says c/o EOIR 42B and below it is my address.

Should I be worried my case was somehow mixed up with another person? Or that someone has used my address?

I googled EOIR 42B and it's a Dept of Justice form to cancel deportation.

My case I-751 (SRC) hasn't updated since November 18 and it's stuck in " Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction".

Anyone encountered the same thing?

I know it's a crime to open someone else's mail.

What should I do?

Appreciate your feedback.

Hello everyone.! I just need some advice if which the easy way to file petition for my son who is going to turn 14yrs old this year. I am a us citizen and planning to start the paperwork to bring my son with here in the US but I m not really sure I d do I need to hire a lawyer or I can do by myself? Maybe anyone of you here have same questions on me that could help.? Please share your experience and how did you start or did you apply online or by mail? Thank you so much.! Godbless and be safe everyone

We laugh about it now but it was a real PITA at the time, 2015. A good friend of mine here in Cebu had to leave for the US and after a while it became apparent he wouldn't be returning so he applied for his wife and her daughter to join him there in Ohio. It's too bad he couldn't apply DCF before he left because some of those were running under 2 months at the time. But there wasn't time so he applied in the US and they waited and waited like we're doing now. It ended up going around 2 years before she finally got the interview in Manila and they flew over. After checking some of the paperwork from USCIS, somewhere in the process, the place of birth for the daughter had changed from Cebu to Cuba. Hahahahaha Could explain why it took so long.