US Immigration from Philippines

Hi everyone! We are supposed to have our interview on March 17, 2020 but was canceled. I've been trying to reach the US embassy to reschedule but to no avail.

I am curious who among those who had canceled interviews from March 2020 to present (and were affected by the PP10014) already rescheduled or was issued a new interview date from the US embassy?

Let us update each other here.

Thanks!

Aloha. We just got our interview notice and schedule for my Green Card. My wife is my sponsor, and my Father in-law is my Co-sponsor. In the letter one thing we need to bring is the Form I-864. which say, "If required, a completed Form I-864, with all the the required evidence(unless already submitted.)", which we already submitted during our application.
My questions are :
1)My wife have a different Job now and different employer. Its not the same employer that we indicated in the form I-864 that we submitted. Do I need to do a new I-864?
2) Do I need to bring my wife's new paystub ?or the old one is good.

3) Do we need to inform the officer about the change of Job?

Thank you so much

March filers, it's our time to shine! Good luck!

When my husband submitted the I-864, he was living and working in the Philippines. He is now back in the US with a new job. I've read of some sponsors submitting a new I-864 to reflect a better income. In our case, although my husband still makes way above the 125% poverty guideline requirement for our household size, his new income is lower than the old one. Does he need to submit a new one to update his income? I found the below on the I-864 FAQs here https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/i-864-affidavit-faqs.html#aos10 and thought maybe we don't need a new one after all. Thoughts?

I m making a post that is about 7 years late. My wife and I just thought about this so I thought now is the time. In 2013 I moved to the Philippines. I was thinking because of a situation I had (nothing illegal) that I would make my life in the Philippines with my new wife rather than try to petition her to the US. I was ready to get comfortable in the Philippines and already had when I was reading about DCF on VJ. It was an interesting thought but I figured eh no way this would work. Well I thought what the hell after waiting 6 months to establish residency my wife and I made an appointment at USEM for the next day. We arrived with arms full of documents, pictures, receipts and more. The lady inside took what she needed and said we d hear soon. 1 week later we were approved! Next step St. Luke s, Interview and all steps done and Visa approved in less than 3 months. We arrived in the US together September 2014. So I write this for two reasons. One is to tell anyone going for the DCF, do it! You can make it happen. We are proof. Second reason is to thank VJ profusely since if I had never read VJ I might still be living in the Philippines. I may retire there though. Thanks again VJ from myself and my wife. Thank you Thank you!!