US Immigration from Philippines

Fiance had to go through TB treatment for the medical which is now completed. We had to do a new DS-160 due to the length of time of the treatment with the interview fee already paid and linked. She just went and finished her biometrics appointment. Next is the interview next week. We have also used all of our 2 or 3 reschedules online

We just noticed both the first and last name of her father are incorrect on the DS-160. Everything else is correct. Should we complete another DS-160 correctly this time and have her present it at the interview? What could happen in this situation? Are the biometrics linked and stuck to the other DS-160? Should I just try to call the embassy to ask? I'm sad that we made this complicated for ourselves.

Hello Everyone. We are at the NVC stage of filing for an IR1 visa for my wife. We are assembling the documents to upload to CEAC and have questions about the physical hard copies my wife must bring for the interview. She will be interviewing at the Manila embassy in the Philippines. My understanding from https://ph.usembassy.gov/visa-update-preparing-for-your-immigrant-visa-interview/#large-call-out-carousel is that she will not need to bring any hard copies of the financial documents and that photocopies of my and my parents' civil documents, including passports and birth certificates, will suffice.

Am I understanding all of that correctly? If not, could someone please clarify?

Thank you so very much!

Finally after almost 5 years plus the death of my beloved son, my daughter in law Ruby and 4 of my grandkids have their passports with visas in hand. Can someone advise which CFO class each one of them needs, please? Widow, Ruby, 22 year old son, 19 years old daughter, 17 years old son, and 13 years old son? Then I can book flights.

I get that we need to put the receipt number from the I-129F as the answer for question 3 but do we put the "Received Date" on the NOA1 for the I-129F in for question 4 as the "Priority Date"? I have seen answers on VJ here saying yes and others saying to put "N/A" so I am looking to see if there is any consensus on this? Appreciate any advice!

We filed my wife's N400 back in May. We moved in September and forgot to update her address with USCIS. Now she has an interview November 13th. We went online and changed her address through the form USCIS provides as soon as we realized this. I was concerned this might affect her naturalization. Now I am reading not updating your address within 10 days of moving could be grounds for deportation. How worried should we be about this and what should we do. Should we hire an attorney?