US Immigration from Greece

Hello i would like to ask if my childs birth certificates translation from Greek to English have an expiration time?

I am applying for a spouse visa outside of the US. My case has just been transferred to NVC yesterday. The next step is paying to NVC but I wanted to delay a few months for the process. Basically, I want to aim to be interviewed half a year from now or later. Also, collecting my police record from my birth country will take a few months since I am living in a third country (where I applied for the final interview appointment). So, I was thinking of taking extra time to pay NVC fees and submitting financial documents so that the whole process takes longer than usual. I was wondering if there is a deadline to pay NVC. How long can I wait to pay the NVC fee? If payment has to be done soon, can I wait to submit financial documents? How long can I take time to submit these?

Hello all,

My case is ready so I've been trying to pay the fee and book an appointment with the embassy, but for the past several days the site has been saying 'There are no available appointments at this time. Please check back in a few days as the Consular Section will open more appointments.'

The call center wasn't particularly helpful either.

This is the Athens embassy so I'm kind of surprised they have this much of a backlog lol.

Is there anything I can do besides obsessively refreshing the page?

Disclaimer: this is an unimportant question - skip if busy.

I took the oath last Thursday - my uscis account still says "Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed".

Will it stay like this forever?

Will the account exist forever (as a memento? that would actually be very cool)?

Hello everyone!
I have another question. How do you obtain a *US* birth certificate after naturalization and legal name change?
Can you even do that?
Obviously, I cannot travel back to my country and convince the authorities there to accept a foreign piece of paper that says I am not even a citizen of that country anymore
So, since you are now a US citizen, how do you get a US birth certificate, since you original birth certificate, first of all lists you as a citizen of another country and has the old name on it?

TIA!!!