US Immigration from Philippines

Hi! I just wanted to ask if anyone know if it's legal for employers to ask for a copy of applicant's green card?

I was asked for a picture of my driver's license, which I complied to.

I was asked for a picture of my ssn card. I was hesitant, but I complied to it. My SSN card has no annotation.

I was asked for a background check and have done the live scan & registered with DSS.

This is for a home care aid position (caregiver). I initiated DSS HCA registration which asked for a livescan, which I already did last week. It probably would take a couple days to 1 week to get the results processed by DSS.

I have applied for caregiving agencies before, but I was never asked for all these IDs. Usually, driver's license would suffice and for the ssn, it's just me givng them the number and not a copy of the card. I was never asked for a copy of my greencard. I am hesitant to send a copy of my green card especially via email. What are your experiences with and thoughts on this?

I used to have a program on my laptop that would print out conversations from facebook messenger . All I had to do was put in the time frames. I have saved quite a bit but it has been several months since i have done this. Recently, I ad work done on my older laptop. Specifically, I had the dvd drive removed and had a solid state drove installed. This procedure wiped out the program I was using to print out the chats from facebook messenger. I use facebook messenger for chatting with my fiancee in the Philippines. As I mentioned, I have saved and printed out quite a bit. I'm just wondering how much the us embassy in the Philippines will want to see of the chat logs that i have or if they will even ask. My k1 petition is currently stuck at the nvc with thousands of others but eventually it will hopefully be processed so I am trying to look ahead. I can't find that program anymore and it might not exist. I want to hopefully make the process as easy for her as possible.

Good day everyone!

Received a letter fron NVC last June 2020 stating that they have already forward our papers to Manila Consulate to get a scheduled Interview but because of the signed Executive Orders it was delayed for almost a year since they are not giving out new visas or interviews.

Now that the Executive Order has been lifted, does anybody here know how far is the backlog in the Philippines to get an interview date? Are they giving out interview dates now for F2A filers or are they just doing the K1 visas and the expedites ones??

Please let me know if you hear any news

Thank you.

Is it possible to sign up in an online training even if I haven't filed AOS yet?

I received a letter from NVC saying, they had everything they needed and would contact me with an appointment. The letter stated, "The U.S. Embassy or Consulate tells NVC which dates they are holding interviews. NVC fills these appointments on a first-in, first-out basis and is unable to predict when an interview will be scheduled"

Can someone tell me if "first-in" references the time the received my application or the time all my documents were approved at NVC? I had mixed-up where I put my name and sponsors name, on one document and had to fix it, so the timing could be a bit off.

Thank you!