US Immigration from Dominican Republic

When submitting Evidence of Having Met in Person, do you need to submit every page of your passport or just the ones with the stamps? I ask because that'll be a lot of extra pages, mostly blank since I haven't traveled too much

I am feeling really confused and hopeless at this point but i cant really complain considering all that is going on right now and the presidents new proclamation. I started a new topic some months back about my case that was submitted June 24th 2019. I am a us citizen petitioning my husband that is still in his country. we have a daughter and he was here once before. long story short are case was transferred from Nebraska to Vermont in February 2020 yesterday marked a year for us and no approval. the harsh reality is watching even cases that just were submitted this year are already getting approved but good for them its hard being away from a loved one. i guess my main concern is after i called the customer service rep i was told we still have up to 7 months still but i seen on the immigration website the Nebraska service centers processing times have went down to 10.5 months to a 13.5 i feel like after getting the transfer notice saying that the reason for the transfer was to process the case more quicker its hard for me to believe considering the processing time says now on the immigration site that it takes 19.5 to 25 months in vermont

I petitioned for my stepchildren (2boys) last may 2019 after they lost their mother. My husband has become a citizen since then 1/2020 and their case is currently at the NVC in Santo Domingo DR. Everything is approved but we are awaiting our interview. Does anyone know if they are scheduling appointments soon considering changes during COVID? Or are things gonna be on hold the rest of the year?? TIA

My husband has 4 months in the US already, due to the Covid-19 he has not received his social security card or resident card/ID . So I call USCIS trying to get any info or updates, the representative told me that his resident card should be arriving by July 7th but she also told me that she doesnt see anything about his Social Security card, she told me that I have to fill out form I-765 for him.

I thought that form I-130 gives him a social security card? Or do I really have to fill out form I-765 (form cost $495)

Our fingerprints appointment at the Service Center was canceled because of the Covid-19 closures. But our timeline estimates that my husband s EAD will be processed by August 6. so can they process the EAD without the fingerprints appointment? Or do we have to wait for them to issue a new appointment and then wait even longer for the EAD