US Immigration from Philippines

Hi. My case is quite complicated. I need an advice from anyone who knows what course of action I and my husband should take the best.

here's my timeline:

my husband petitioned me through K1 visa. I got here in the US on January 2019. We got married on January 12 in Mississippi, but we moved right after the wedding in California. We applied AOS twice. The first application was failed but that's another long story. Fast forward of September 2019 we submitted my 2nd AOS application, with a co-sponsor this time. November 2019, we received RFE, we sent them all the needed documents and waited. While we're waiting we were residing in Sacramento,CA until 2020. We never received anything from USCIS around those times. I always make sure I updated them when we moved to a new address. Fast forward, on March of 2021 we have to moved to a different state in Mississippi due to financial issues living in CA. We stayed at my husband's grandparents (fyi-his grandpa co-sponsor me on my application) we stayed there for about 7 months. During our 7 months stay there on June 2021 I received a mail from USCIS, an interview date and location where. I got interviewed by a consular officer in New Orleans and then on June 17 2021 my interview was completed (based on my USCIS account timeline). The interview went really well. August 4th of 2021 (on my notice of action) they approved my AOS.
We are married for over 2 yrs when I got approved. We were expecting to receive a 10 yrs greencard.

Very confused why my greencard is only 2 years, not only that but also another error my greencard is only valid for one year.
my greencard details:
CF1
- Card Expires: 08/04/22
- Resident since: 08/04/20

So That same month August 2021 we filed I-90 application form. But I got denied 26 months later.

On the mail, dated Oct 20,2023, denial letter of my I-90 application.

On the letter says,

"USCIS RECORDS SHOW THAT YOU WERE GRANTED CONDITIONAL PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS ON AUGUST 4TH 2020 THROUGH A QUALIFYING MARRIAGE TO A US CITIZEN OR LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT. PLEASE ADVISE THAT INDIVIDUALS WERE GRANTED CONDITIONAL RESIDENT STATUS THROUGH MARRIAGE MUST FILE FORM I-751 PETITION TO REMOVE THE CONDITIONS ON RESIDENCE WITHIN THE 90 DAYS PRIOR TO THE EXPIRATION DATE OF THEIR CONDITIONAL PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS, TO PETITION FOR THE REMOVAL OF THOSE CONDITIONS...."

This statement is wrong. Now, in the letter also mentioned about a motion to reopen or reconsider my case. Unfortunately, we failed to do that within the timeframe. I was very depressed, between this denial letter and losing my dad. Anyway

As of today, USCIS Tier 2 officer called me, it was more or less 10 mins call, but basically after explaining my case, I was put on hold for a few mins and then he said my greencard was approved on Aug. 4th 2020, and said I should apply for I-751 form removal of conditions and I'll include all the supporting documents or evidence, I said I was not approved on 2020, but I got approved on Aug 4th 2021 (I have the notice of action and all to proved that) He goes on saying I should apply for removal of conditions. So for my understanding I think by applying they'll correct the mistakes happened on my case.

We were told before by people here who are knowledgeable on Visa Journey, applying a form I-751 will only make my case even worse.

We can't re-apply a form I-90 because my greencard was long expired. Does hiring a lawyer our last resort?

After 13 months and 1 month after I, the USA petitioner of my Philippine Wife, had to go do biometric screening. When I signed into my USCIS account, there is no notice or update. Has anyone else had this issue? When I received this message last month for my bio screening, it was immediately in my USCIS account. Thank you, Dave

For those who have completed this fairly recently, my understanding is the GCP completion is obtained immediately following the seminar completion. Is this accurate?

Last, what is the timeframe for booking? Was booking a few days out? A couple weeks? Or was booking pretty easily obtained?

TIA

Hello VisaJourney folks,

I posted seeking help last year to get guidance on how to obtain an ADIT stamp for my mom who lost her green card. She lost her green card during a health episode that put her in the care of a psychiatrist to this day. She was able to obtain the ADIT stamp successfully.

Unfortunately, her health has not shown significant improvements to date and she has continued to need support throughout the day most specifically during medication administration. We are also scheduling doctor appointments with a neurologist and other specialists for memory care as she has shown early onset dementia symptoms.

My sister and I both have children and full time jobs, and it s been a challenge to manage everything and stay afloat. We will be doing everything to support my mom, and one of the things we thought about is to try and bring my brother to the US to be my mom s primary caregiver.

My brother is turning 37 years old in Sept, not married, and has no kids. He is willing to pause his life to come and support my mother and us.

I am in the process of obtaining guidance from immigration firms who offers free consultations for now as I don t know what route I ll need to take to make this happen. I also want to make this as cheap as possible.

I m hoping that someone on here have gone through the same process and has been successful, and I would greatly appreciate if you can shed a light on what steps and routes you took. I also welcome everyone who knows and have related experiences to share them. Thank you all in advance!

Some items for consideration:

1. My mom is a permanent resident waiting for the replacement card. She currently has an ADIT stamp.

2. One attorney suggested that my mom as a permanent resident can sponsor my brother and the current wait times is 5-7 years.

3. We are also thinking of applying for my mom s naturalization if this will help any. She met all the requirements and is eligible for a few years now.

4. My sister and I are US citizens. Sponsoring siblings current wait time is 15-20 years.

5. We are hoping to get my brother here as soon as possible, and we aren t sure what visa would be most appropriate, and if there is a specific visa category for this purpose.

Thank you!

The consul asked me to re-submit an NBI clearance. I've submitted it yesterday (July 29) but the I-129F petition is about to expire on August 4. Do we need to email/ call the US Embassy here in Manila to extend the validity of the petition? Please shed some light as we've tried contacting USCIS but to no avail.