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Nothing to worry there. If they ask you about it in the interview, then you can explain why you kept it like that. Don't have second thoughts or anything like that or you will stress yourself out. It's simple and easy and that mean do not ask if you need to do this and that.
 
The only main reason they just wanna see FB/Social Media handle is to another reason to 'check' aka 'spy' on you to see if you are doing anything to share about your life and your SO. Not everyone do this anyway. FB isn't always about being a celebrity queen. However this is NOT a major decision for the officer to judge on. They will judge if they suspect any of the two are noticeably bending the rule by finding out they are married to another person, etc. which is playing like an evidence if anything is found. How often does this occur? I hardly see any.

Don't panic! Some people call themselves Lil Mama on Facebook. hahaha Is a social media not a real document.  
 
 
 

I can guarantee you they won’t ask anything about your social media life. People change names, dp etc every other minute. Whatever your name on social media is nobody really cares. In case they ask you just tell what it is and they will move on. You are good don’t worry 😊

You don’t need to worry about it. You are good lol 

No one cares what your social media names are.   If you are applying for a visa you simply list what you have used.

You don't need to worry about others' facebook name.   You disclose your social media handles on the DS-260.

You are worried about nothing 

When did  Facebook start requiring your "name" on Facebook account had to be your real name?

You can ask the consular officer to update your DS-260.   No rush it won't be until at least next year to get an interview.

Oh okay, no he had a green card which got expired then he applied for another one. Now that he got the other one, and recently gave fingerprints for it, is it possible to skip the fingerprints part? 
Got it!! Thanks so much. 

You're in Pakistan so you likely have a looooong wait ahead of you anyway. An expedite likely won't help your visa anyway.

From my own experience (same situation - my spouses F2A case got expedited for humanitarian reasons, but visa is now banned) the expedite won't be approved. I asked for expedite of my N400 interview (did fingerprints in February) but the request was not accepted. I understand your sentiment, but they don't see this as an emergency.

I’m not sure what you mean when you say he recently had his finger prints taken for another greencard ?? A person only receives one greencard.. You personally can’t chose to skip certain steps but sometimes USCIS will use biometrics from a previous encounter or waive an interview (AOS or ROC- NOT naturalization)  I’ve never seen a reason or heard of N400s being expedited other than military. This is your husbands petition (N400) and I realize your status will depend on his, however, USCIS doesn’t look at it this way as they are independent of each other. Once he is a citizen you can work on expediting your petition. Currently the processing time is 13-48.5 months for Chicago. 
https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

Expedite based on what ?

Application support centers have been closed ; only recently some have announced reopening dates.

Yes. You can get it on your own under a Special Enrollment Period (SEP) due to a Qualifying Life Event (QLE). Namely, the change of residence to the US.
I'm not sure how it works for household members who normally would only qualify during open enrollment, sorry.

I don’t know what to recommend to be honest, he has been quite reckless being uninsured. The best way to answer the question about getting insurance is to say you will be able to get onto your spouse’s insurance once you immigrate, but your spouse doesn’t have insurance. I’m sure if you do a search you will find discussions on how difficult it is to get/prove you will get insurance when you don’t even have a visa yet much less social security number, state residency etc. You will have to do that search separately, I certainly can’t give you an answer on that. I’m sorry his lack of insurance is now becoming an issue for your petition but there is not much way to sugar coat it.
 
Are there any other financial issues that could be a problem for your petition by the way? The fact that your spouse doesn’t have insurance likely means he isn’t in a full time formal sector job (these typically have insurance as part of the benefits). Are all his tax returns up to date? 

Yes ..you are already DQ and you will get interview letter soon.
I have also got like that .
We are prepared now for Joint sponsor documents which we will bring during our interview on Dec.30.
By the way what was your spouse income reported on i864 form?

I understand your point but then you also need to be prepared for a 221g if you take the co sponsor documents at time of your interview. Not trying to make you feel bad but this is how the process is

As Ahmed&Fareeds said there have been instances where people have been called to an interview even with same kind of rejection. If CEAC says DQ than it is DQ'ed and they must be asking embassy for an interview that will take two months. 
 
You need to put the co sponsor asap on CEAC. Co sponsor documents are also complicated with all tax details. Embassy needs time to review them, so if you take them directly to interview there are very high high chances of 221g

The email you received now where said that you are documentary qualified. They need the sponsor first coz you didn't meet the poverty lines.once u submit joint sponsor files and they accept than u will get il

There are some cases where they still have the interview even though the joint sponsor was not submitted ahead of time.  You may be asked to submit it on CEAC during the interview it would then delay the case.  They don't always take documents at the interview and could be given 221g to submit them.  You will not get a visa if they feel you are not financially supported but the decision is on the officer. 

Hey, 
my case is filed under f2a. 
I’m on NVC stage atm while my husband’s greencard about to expire. Could this affect my case in any way? Can I take his expired status to my interview? Also, my brother in law who’s going to be my joint sponsor has an expired greencard, can he still become a joint sponsor? I’m worried about my husband’s status. What should we do? Please help a girl!! 
Thank you. 

Nobody has a 2019 tax return yet. haha The 2018 returns are the latest anybody could have.
Judgement call by the CO, but I have seen circumstances where 4 months was sufficient.

Hello:
I will try my best to answer you question.  But for community sake please fill out your timeline so visa journey has accurate for others in the same position as you.
 
Per HHS Guidelines to file I-864 (Affidavit of Support)  your husband income is sufficient to support you in the US. If its just the 2 of you. please see the link below for confirmation.  
https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p
 
Also go through the link below, it will answer most of your questions in regards to the NVC process that it well explained. 
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/after-petition-approved/begin-nat-visa-center.html
 
thanks