Phytia

Thank you.

1. Yes, I am aware of this, and I already uploaded everything requested to CEAC, and sent them copies. 2. I do not think the embassy will contact me since there is still a pending issue about providing my dad's cert - which does not make sense. Since, my mom already uploaded the death cert to CEAC, and it still shows submitted. Maybe, I should wait a bit.

Yes, I even asked my mom to get my dad's death cert from PSA. Once my mom had the doc on hand, she uploaded the death cert to CEAC. I have no idea why CEAC still sent me this message: Please replace this with an acceptable divorce, annulment, or death certificate from a correct issuing authority. Please use our Document Finder at https://nvc.state.gov/find for acceptable documents guidelines."

My mom's I-130 got approved, and I submitted all the requests, but there is an issue with the death certificate of my father. We have the original copy of my dad's death certificate from Philippine Statistic's Office. The issue now is NVC keeps sending me, "Please replace this with an acceptable divorce, annulment, or death certificate from a correct issuing authority. Please use our Document Finder at https://nvc.state.gov/find for acceptable documents guidelines." It does not make sense because my mom's previous marriage (1st marriage) is of my dad's, which proves that the marriage ended in the death of my dad. I messaged CEAC, thinking maybe I can redo her DS260, and they just told me: We received your inquiry regarding missing, incomplete, or incorrect information on the DS-260 (Online Immigrant Visa Application and Registration Form) submitted online. Unfortunately we are unable to reopen the form for corrections at this time. At the time of the applicant's interview, you may notify the consular officer of any information which you were unable to modify in the DS-260 form. In CEAC, all documents have been successfully accepted online, except my dad's death certificate, which has a note "Submitted" and no other update. Please advise, thank you.

Thank you. Would this conflict what was typed in I-130? Or should be fine?

Hello, my mother’s I-130 got approved, and I just paid the Affidavit of Support & Title IV fees on the NVC website when I got the MNL case ID. I have noticed that on the name, they dropped my mom’s middle name on the NVC website. For example, I put her full name in the I-130 as Maria Jane Diaz. I put “Jane” as her middle name. My mom’s passport has “Maria Jane” as her Given name. Her middle name is “Gonzales” (her maiden name), and her last name is “Diaz” Now, I have a sister who has an EB3 visa pending. She told me that mom’s middle name should have been “Gonzales” not “Jane” because my mom may have issue at her interview at the embassy. Would this be an issue? Since, the I-130 only have Maria Jane Diaz, without her maiden name as middle name? I have not submitted the DS260, yet. Should I just call NVC for clarification? Thanks