US Immigration from United Arab Emirates

USPS apparently delivered my green card via priority mail but accidentally delivered it to the wrong address.

I have been on a goose chase with them to try to locate it. It has been 2 weeks since the delivery; they are unable to find it and keep stalling me. I visited the location they delivered it to and they have been frantically trying to locate it too (it's a school and the entire staff is on it - they actually know my husband as he went to middle school there).

I contacted USCIS and after a few agents with misinformation, they advised that either: I should wait a little longer or just file for a replacement card. I would need to file an I 90 and pay the fee AGAIN. There's also another form I can submit for a fee waiver, which is subject to their consideration.

It would take me 19 months to get a new card and according to them, they've done their job, and it's for me to sort out with USPS or then just apply for it all over again.

This is beyond frustrating, and I've been told this happens A LOT.

My learning from this is to watch my mail and case tracker like a hawk in the future. When I went from my biometrics, the lady at the office said it could take up to 6 months for it to be printed and delivered. Therefore, I never really kept tabs on my case tracker. I happened to randomly log into the case tracker a few days later to check up, and to my surprise, it was delivered within two weeks but again to the wrong address......

Any advice is helpful. Thank you in advance.

I was asked by US embassy in Dubai to schedule appointment for a K1 visa interview, it's been almost a month that I've been checking for a slot that's open to no avail. How should I go about it ? Or does anyone know when appointment date are usually available?

When we expect to receive the other children approvals or every case different design date as may be take long time waiting for other approvals?
Note: California Service Center
PD: 4 October 2021
Please I need your experience about this situation.

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