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Girlll getting a job here is not very difficult this country is largely built by the work of people that have no papers whatsoever ,there's plenty of options and making a back up plan isn't on my mind at all 

“Who is responsible for informing aliens….”?   
 
YOU are 100% responsible for informing yourself.   It’s part of adulting.

Do you have your EAD or GC now? 
 
Sadly it was your job to know what to file and apply for, you could have checked the box when you filled out your AOS forms. Sorry but this one falls on you and your spouse. 
 
 

No reason to panic. Medical exam will only be approved after they've received all the info. Consular will extend the validity of I-129f by default. 

If 20 years later they're asked to show proof of citizenship in order to renew US passports, the certificate would be the best one! Don't make it difficult for them.

Based on the little I’ve read some of which is incoherent and lacking a clear timeline, your chances are slim and none at this time and Slim is currently out of town for an extended period.
 
You crossed the border illegally and now having procured new citizenship want to reenter the USA.
 
Nyet!

There is something more to this. If I understood what the OP has said, he entered the US with a visa issued in 2014 and, while in the US, he used the opportunity to enter Canada illegally where he then claimed asylum.  Subsequently, he applied for a new US visa in Canada  2018.  (He has not responded to questions about his previous nationality, but there is a good possibility that the 2014 visa was still valid -- many are issued for 5 or 10 years -- so why apply in 2018?) 
 
He then seems to say, if I understood, that the visa was denied under 6C1 for his illegal entry into Canada from the US.  That makes no sense and is not a reason for a visa denial under 6C1 -- the US does not make that finding based on violation of another country's immigration laws. (NOTE: It would make sense if the ineligibility finding was 212(a)(6)(C)(ii) aka 6C2 -- false claim to US citizenship when he entered Canada).
 
So, there are still some holes in the story.  And, BTW, there is no way the interviewing officer "...threw my passport back at me..." -- not possible to do through a hardline interview window!

File online, click submit and welcome to the waiting game. It's that simple. 
 
Wait time is 1.5 years. 
He doesn't qualify for DCF. 
 
P.S: When he files online, make sure he chooses the consulate option as the same form has multiple uses.
 
And forget about that K-3. It won't go anywhere 
 

No reason to panic. Medical exam will only be approved after they've received all the info. Consular will extend the validity of I-129f by default. 

Back to normal for me too! Thank you, Captain!

Back to normal for me too! Thank you, Captain!

Official languages of Kazakhstan are Kazakh and Russian... there's no translation needed.

Based on what you wrote, there's no need to do translations.

Official languages of Kazakhstan are Kazakh and Russian... there's no translation needed.

Based on what you wrote, there's no need to do translations.

Official languages of Kazakhstan are Kazakh and Russian... there's no translation needed.

Based on what you wrote, there's no need to do translations.

Official languages of Kazakhstan are Kazakh and Russian... there's no translation needed.

Your Partner does not control US Immigration Law

Back to normal for me too! Thank you, Captain!

Working normally for me again.  Thanks, Captain!!!!

There will be nothing you need to provide for her prior stay in the US - just the Japan police/court certificate - whatever the requirements are for that consulate. 

No problem to enter but expect a call from local health department after you've arrived to your new place of living. Follow their instructions.

That's something to get in the home country where the visitor is coming from. It's called traveler's insurance.

No problem to enter but expect a call from local health department after you've arrived to your new place of living. Follow their instructions.