US Immigration from Philippines

I recived an autoreply email this afternoon that if my CEAC status is expired i need to take a screenshot and email it to them.

My fianc called this morning and its not really a big thing but the Consul was surprised to our status, my fianc even asked when are they opened for normal routine schedule he said, "March 14/17" (the consul forgot when it started) and clarify that its the new update, he even asked when our petition approved and when will expire.

After that he told my fianc he will escalate our petition and i got an email escalating our scheduling request.

I don't know if i should be happy or not but its like an update atleast they picked up the call.

NVC notified me that they have sent my K1 visa petition on January 25, 2021 to US Embassy Bangkok. I sent an e-mail to the US Embassy Bangkok to follow up my case but they said the case is currently in transit. It has been almost 2 months since NVC sent my K1 visa petition. Is there any other way to follow up? or is there a possibility that the mail was lost?

Thanks.

My fianc e is in Mindanao and I am petitioning her and her two kiddos ages 5 and 7. If we are able to get past NVC sometime, are we going to have issues with the local LGU quarantines and restrictions as far as getting her and the kids to Manila for medical and interviews?

Only asking because I know people under 18 are supposed to be staying at home and they aren't allowed to go inside businesses/restaurants. Not entirely sure what airports are doing. Would they be required to have a swab test for domestic travel or be quarantined in a facility at any time?

The good news is that the NVC / Manila Embassy granted us our interview date!

The stressful news is the interview was scheduled on April 1 (2 weeks notice). We are having difficultly getting a medical appointment before the 8th.

Do we have to have the medical results before the interview? Or is the appointment enough and they handle it all after?

Hi, asking for a friend. Both her Filipino parents, who are already US citizens, want to buy a residential house and lot for their retirement here in the Philippines. Can they do that with their names on the land title? Do they have to get dual citizenship? I read somewhere that only Filipino citizens can own properties here, please correct me if I'm wrong.