US Immigration from Egypt

Hello,

I got recently naturalized and I am applying for my mom IR5.

Going through the documents I have, I realized that my mother's full name was not included on my birth certificate. They way names work in my country is that the middle name is actually the name of person's father, grandfather, greater grandfather.

So her name in her birth certificate, national ID & her passport is her first name, name of her father, grandfather, greater grandfather and finally her Family name

On my birth certificate, what is included is only her name, name of her father, grandfather.

To make things worse, I checked her marriage certificate and realized that they omitted her family name but included the rest.

We applied to correct her name on my birth certificate, but that will take some time.

My question is that can I apply for her with the birth certificate I have on hand and with her passport showing her full name and include one of the names as an alternative name used before? I can upload my new birth certificate reflecting her full name once that is produced at a later time point. Or would that get us an RFE immediately?

Appreciate any advice.

Will we be denied the visa if the applicant can't get the police clearance report from Syria because he left the country without serving in the military? They are refusing to give him any official documents of any kind because he left without serving. However, he has two other police reports from the two other countries he lived in after leaving Syria.

Hello wonderful people!

I'm sure this has been asked million times already, but I hope you bear with me.

My question is...

The case date in the USCIS processing time, is it the receipt date or the NOA1?

Thank you!

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Hi all,

Can anyone going through the Cairo, Egypt, embassy answer this: is a covid test needed for the medical exam?

Thank you.