Just Paul

Divorce her, don't look back.
 
You can file for ROC right away after getting the divorce.  You get a waiver.

Divorce her, don't look back.
 
You can file for ROC right away after getting the divorce.  You get a waiver.

Your fiance must be "free to marry" on entry to the US.

When was this?  Two and a half years ago it took me 3 days and that was paying all of the expedite fees.
 
I'd be waiting at the Jollibee south of the park
 

The petitioner can also use assets on the I-864. 

Mary loves the poutine and the churches in Montreal.   She met me there last spring; traveling on her own as I was at a conference in Barbados.  It was snowing when she arrived.  I was tan and left Montreal with a cold.
 
OP, hopefully you have better sense than your lawyer. 
Fill out the DS-160, pay the fee, do the CFO, schedule the medical and interview.  Or wait for the lawyer if you are in no rush.

You will be waiting a very long time.
 

The use of MVD records I think would also extend to immigration cases in addition to the TTPs.   I know that things on my MVD report never appeared on my FBI report.

If you want clarification you should quote the reply that you are asking about so that the person who wrote it gets alerted.

Yes you can do that but . . .
You can ask for an expedited EAD with a job offer.  Marry quickly, file the AOS package quickly, and you can probably cut that time down significantly.
 

Maybe but probably not.
 
You need the birth certificate to start.  (get a bunch of them while you are there)  If you are there for the interview it is helpful but not required.  Being on the birth certificate and proof that you were at the same place for conception is often enough.   If they were to ask for DNA it does delay.   Getting passports at bigger consulates is usually pretty fast.  
 
Don't worry about the SSN as it is easy to get stateside.
 
Don't forget the child will also need a Filipino Passport to leave and enter Philippines.
 
Great place for Philippines questions:
https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

good thread here:
 

You will be waiting a very long time.
 

The fact that she freely admits to the use and knows it is illegal, on the federal level, and knows to stop before the medical, and didn't have enough time to stop using. . .
 
Makes this a poor case for being allowed in the US.   
 
OP I'm not against the use of cannabis but these are the rules and you clearly knew about.  Maybe your trip can be changed to Jamaica instead?
 

Regarding the stepmother, was he remarried prior to your 18th birthday?
 
https://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/AFM/HTML/AFM/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-3481/0-0-0-5840.html

You should keep a copy of it in the cloud.  I've put all of our documents on g-drive and it has saved our bacon more than once.

Someone at the lockbox is not going to like scanning that in.
 
In the future - Quality over quantity.

That is all that is needed.

Yes you have to get a new one but you can pay for it and just send the receipt.  Take the new green card to the interview which will probably be in over a year.

Yes you have to get a new one but you can pay for it and just send the receipt.  Take the new green card to the interview which will probably be in over a year.

Yes you have to get a new one but you can pay for it and just send the receipt.  Take the new green card to the interview which will probably be in over a year.

Unfortunately recreational use of cannabis is still against US Federal Law.  I would just withdraw your application and wait some time before re-applying.

Yes you can do that but . . .
You can ask for an expedited EAD with a job offer.  Marry quickly, file the AOS package quickly, and you can probably cut that time down significantly.
 

All that USCIS would care about is whether the ages are legal to marry where the petitioner resides.  However if either parties are minors the petition will probably be sent to VSC and subject to a thorough review.  Consulate will care if the beneficiary is able to leave the country legally prior to issuing visa.

Rounding up $5 is not going to be an issue.