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My wife's priority date is October 2019 and i haven't received any notice since then. I know that California service center is moving slowly on their processing time. Is there a possibility of asking USCIS to transfer it to other service centers? Also, in the VISA Bulletin 2nd chart where you can submit documents for VISA, if the priority date on the VISA Bulletin for submitting VISA documents is August 2020 and our priority date is October 2019, will i be able to contact NVC and ask why i haven't received any notice since it's been a year? Or is it the USCIS still incharge of this? 

Thank you for guiding me on this process. I already paid all the fees and submitted DS-260. I also declared my son on the affidavit of support form or I-864. I will be submitting my civil and financial documents with the I-864. I have another question, do i need to include my CENOMAR or Certificate of no marriage with the documents that im about to mail to the NVC? I know someone same with my case that they have a letter telling to bring CENOMAR on the interview only. Which one is the correct process? Submit with documents or bring it on interview?

Thanks.

Yes my dad was a USCitizen. He filed I-130 at 2007. I dont have a son back then so my status back was still single and no child. Fast forward to year 2017, i already got an email that it's on process now and need to follow the steps 1-6. My question now is since on my dad's original petition i dont have a child, how will i report that i have a son now but im not married so that my child will be considered as derivative? Will i just wait for the step 3 which is the visa application form to declare that i have a child now or may i know what step where i can declare my child? 

He's 7 yrs old sir.

Hello. I would like to know the opinion of others as im not familiar with the policy on petition. Currently, I have an ongoing petition from my father. Im still single but I have a son now but im not yet married. I know I could bring my son at the same time as a derivative to the US. My concern is this. I want to include my son on the petition by my father but I don’t want my son to go the US at the same time with me because I want him to finish his studies here first before going to US and because I also want to settle first and get a job before bringing him to the US. May I know the options that I can choose. Like, can my son come with me at the same time then he will go home again after he got his green card and continue his studies here in Philippines? Or, I will process his visa at the same time as mine but he will just follow me after a year to the US?

At last, my mom got her medical result yesterday and SLEC decided that she don't need the psychiatric test anymore and forwarded it to the USEM. And we also talked to an immigrant lawyer who helped us understand our case.

When my mom was about to receive her medical result (last phase: releasing), unfortunately they called her to talk to a doctor on the upper floors regarding her annulment and questioned about the reason of the annulment. This is not the only time they questioned it. On my mom's first visit at St.Lukes they asked this already and when she said that that's only document the Government of Guam gave they agreed and said the doc approved. Then came 2nd visit and asked this again. My mom told them that they already approved the last time she went there.

Btw, here's my mom's story of her annulment. She was married to my filipino father and when my father went to guam, he filed an annulment and was granted by the court of Guam. My mom's currently have the annulment documents and the Court Decision. But on that documents there is no ground or reason for annulment which St. Lukes kept on asking. My mom told them that that's the only documents that Guam's court had released and the court also certified it again just last year because the annulment took place in the early 80's. So now, if my mom can't provide any document with the reason for the annulment, St.Lukes said she will proceed to the Psychiatric test before they will release her medical results.

Here are some of my questions:

1.) We just wonder on why they should give emphasis on the annulment?

2.) And if we get the medical result, will the USEM tackle this annulment even if the category is US citizen petitioning a parent? Or is this the standard procedure even if it's not a petition for fiance?

On a side note: Recently, we just learned about Judicial Recognition of Foreign Decrees because we don't know about this before. Do we really need to proceed on the Judicial Recognition in the Phil even though i'm the one(daughter) petitioning her?

Hope i could clear this up and the policy regarding these concerns and need also some advise on what documents we should be getting or preparing in time for the interview at USEM for this kind of situation.

Thanks!