US Immigration from Philippines

I'm preparing to to file I-130 petitions for my wife and stepdaughter (8yo) both at the same time. In submitting the proof of the relationship to the child, do I resubmit ALL of the same evidence of bona fide marriage to the child's mother that I submit in the mothers petition? Or do I simply submit the birth certificate, proving she is the child of her mother, and marriage certificate proving her mother is married to me? So that barring any discrepancies in that paperwork the child's application is approved or denied based solely on the outcome of the mothers petition and therefor evidence the marriage is bona fide is only relevant to the mothers petition.

Hello! Please enlighten us and share your journey as well. My mom had petitioned for my dad, it has been 15 months and the status has been the same case was received and receipt notice was emailed . Petitioner is a GC holder and PD is 10/8/2019

Hi! Hope everybody is

doing well. Few questions from a friend who came In here as a J1 visa four years ago. Her BF proposed to her to get married. What is the process they need to do when it comes of

immigration process? Any advice would really appreciated.

After the interview, the visa took about 2 weeks to arrive. We sent the picture of the visa to the CFO rep because we did that before the interview and proof of payment. She sent us an email of the temp certificate and said the real sticker would arrive by mail. After seven days, it still hadn't arrived. It shipped from metro Manila to metro Manila. It shouldn't have taken that long. I don't even think they sent it.

I had booked both our tickets through Japan Airlines because I was in Manila with my wife. We both downloaded the Traze app and filled in our info. We arrived at Terminal 1 at 5:45 AM, but they wouldn't let people enter until 6:30 AM. The guard asked for our Covid test before entering the airport, but we said we were going to the States. No test is required for now. We never had to show anyone the Traze QR code (even though they claim it is mandatory). Also, BoI requires that all departing Filipinos fill out a Travel Declaration form that says they are aware of the risks. I didn't have to fill that out. My wife paid the travel tax, but I didn't have to do that. At the JAL luggage counter, she showed the employee her temp CFO certificate and her passport, and she got her boarding pass. Going through immigration was easy. There were hardly any other passengers in line. We left on time, and when we landed in Narita, they made the people entering Japan get off first. The flight was about 80% full. The rest of the transit passengers got off and walked down this corridor to do a final security check. They just check for scissors or knives. Once through, we stayed at the gate for an hour before we boarded. It seemed like 80% of the airports shops were closed.

We departed Narita on time and except for the crying kids in the row in front of us, the flight was great. It was only 50% full. They fed us from MNL->NRT and then twice from NRT->LAX. It was good food with some H agen-Dazs as a bonus! You had to wear your face mask on the plane except for when eating. At least they didn't require the plastic face shield too.

LAX airport was a ghost town. Usually, there are Automated Passport Control Kiosks that you can walk up to and enter your info. All 50 of them were shut down. They made all passengers go to 1 area. We walked to the immigration officer's booth, he looked confused about her IR-1 visa, made a phone call, and then stamped her passport. Total time was 5 min. His only question was verifying the mailing address for the green card, and then he said, "Welcome to the USA." We got our bags and left.

Has anyone received a biometric appointment for the Indianapolis office recently? I don't seem to see a lot of information/people going to that office and would like to understand what the timeline is for them.