US Immigration from Guatemala

Hello,

I recently submitted my application to USCIS that included forms I-130, I-30A, I-485, I-864, I-693, I-765 and I-131.

However, my payment was declined because my bank thought the charge coming from USCIS was fraudulent. I received my application back today and it came with a green slip that said to refile with the green paper on top. The applications all came stapled together, my medical examination form came back open and some of the evidence I had submitted is out of order. Is it okay to re-submit the application as is alongside a money order. Or should I remove the staples, organize everything again and get a new sealed envelope from my civil surgeon?

Thank you in advance

Hello, new to this site.
I m a US cItizen, my fianc a Guatemalan.

We know each other since we were teenagers, over 40 years ago.

I m divorce over 10 years ago, he is just getting his. We started dating last year.

We do not meet the two year requirement, I am looking for advise.
should we apply for an exception? Thanks
Any advice it s greatly appreciated.

Hello everyone! I was hoping you could help me with the following question. My uncle asked for my father to have a visa under the F4, and the priority date is August 2, 2007.
I was 13 years old on the priority date.

In this month, there were some changes to the visa bulletin, so we can use the Dates for Filing Chart instead of the Final Action dates.

In July 2020, the Dates for Filing Chart on F4 became current (15 AUG 2007), and at that time, I was 25 years 10 months old. I was looking for information about CSPA, and if my priority date was August 2, 2007, and the notice date on I-797 was October 15, 2010, I believe the pending time was 3 years 2 months. If I subtract 3 years from 25, I'm 22 years 8 months old CSPA age.

Does this mean that I'm ineligible for a visa? I filled out both my parents' DS-160 forms, and I also filled out mine. Additionally, I was able to pay fees, and as of today, everything is accepted on the CEAC website. We are only waiting for the interview letter and dates.

I'm worried that maybe I will not be eligible. Literally all of my father's family lives as citizens in the US, my sister and niece also live as permanent residents in the US, and probably both my father and mother will get their permanent residence in the US. Practically, all of my family is going to be there.

Is anyone in a situation similar to mine? If I'm already accepted on CEAC, does that mean I'm protected? Did I just pay fees just to get a "no" as an answer? Is there anything I can do?

Has anyone filed at N600 using a birth record as opposed to a birth certificate and been approved. The instructions say a birth record is sufficient but my attorney thinks we need a certificate (which we don't have,

Any input appreciated :)

A correction needs to be made to page 8 of I-129F: "Have you and your fianc (e) met in person during the two years immediately before filing this petition?" Even though we were unable to meet due to COVID-19, I mistakenly marked it as "yes."

I hope this is the right place for me to ask for some advice on what to do in this situation. Since I am a deaf person, English isn't my first language. In essence, I misread the specific requirements for filing the I-129F. Upon reviewing my I-129F packet, I realized that I did not meet the two-year requirement for meeting in person. Proofs I provided included airline tickets, passport stamps, and photos of my recent Guatemala trip when I visited my fianc e on October 20. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we were not able to meet in person for the prior two years. In my packet, I didn't include the request due to the hardship in my situation. USCIS received the case on October 31, 2022 and mailed it to my home address with the receipt number. Due to the lack of meeting in person within 2 years, my application would obviously be rejected immediately. How can I request a waiver from USCIS? In addition to my deafness, I also lost a job as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and had to receive Social Security Disability and unemployment benefits. Instead of waiting for the RFE (Request for Evidence) letter and taking the chance of being denied, I think it makes sense to correct my mistake. Your advice on how to submit the waiver request for 2-years in-person meetings would be greatly appreciated.