US Immigration from Ukraine

Is it possible to expedite a petition because of war? My wife's adult son is in Kharkiv, Ukraine and considering the current state of affairs there we wonder if this might be a possibility.

It looks like the time from NOA2 to NVC Received is usually a few days. My letter from KyivIV states. My NOA2 is 2/8

My fiancee is really concerned about the whole setup in Ukraine and I spelled out the vaccine requirements per the CDC. For personal reasons, the second dose was delayed to the point where she is a few weeks from hopefully flying out. I am one of the rule followers (well up to a certain point) and I do not know of any experience K1s have had with taking the required 1 dose/2 doses and waiting the 2 weeks before flying. Is it required to wait the 2 weeks or are people flying before the 2 weeks and are not denied boarding a flight?

We discussed her flying to turkey for her 2 week period, but I want to have her fly straight here if possible. (of course layovers but not 2 weeks and rent/food for that time)

So I guess my question is, how strict are the airports following the CDC guidelines of being fully vaccinated after 2 weeks of the final dose (1 or 2 depending on the shot)? Is it strict or more relaxed?

Hi! I am trying to find out how to schedule the interview in Kyiv for CR1/IR1 visa, but I do not see that option. Could you please advise what visa category should be selected:

My parent received his visa with annotation on it "212 (G) (2) (B) Class A or B (TB) Req Attn of USPHS At POE". He was suspected to have Tb and had to do the sputum culture, which took 8 weeks.

1. What does this mean for us? Do we have to be worried?

2. I don't think he has latent Tb, but just in case he has to receive treatment for latent Tb at USPHS, would that be free of charge?