US Immigration from Honduras

We are in the process of getting my wife's parents over here. She is a US Citizen, and she is the petitioner. Our case is now at the NVC. Being the petitioner/sponser, do we have to get them health insurance? Where is the best place to get them health insurance? When exactly can you get them health insurance, I am assuming you have to get it for them before they travel to the US.

Hi, I m looking to get certified as a teacher in texas in order to work in public schools, the case is: the district are unable to sponsor me an h-1b visa until I get certified, and for doing it, i need to travel to texas in order to take a content exam, doing some courseworks for the certification, and by the way attending some jobfairs within the district to find with specific school is going to hire me (I am preapproved just by the district). My question is: Can I do all this just with a tourist visa? I cannot get an student visa because they are not academic courses but it s either "recreational courses" (which are allowed under tourist visas). I am afraid of doing something wrong. I read that somebody got banned because attended an job interview just with a tourist visa and that showed that her real intentions was getting a job and not just doing tourism. (which is my intention as well.) What do you recommend me to do?

My daughter in law is in the US on a J1 Visa that expires June, 2022. She is married to a US Citizen. She has applied for the J1 2-year residency waiver. Rather than wait for the approval for the J1 Waiver, which takes several months, she wants to submit the I-130, I-130A and I-864 now. When the waiver is approved, she plans to file the I-485 (AOS).

My questions are:

(1) Can she file the I-130 while here in the US while waiting for the I-130?

(2) Can she submit the I-130 and I-130A electronically?

(3) When and how does her spouse file the I--864?

Thanks!

I m filing the I 130 electronically. My spouse and I are in the US. Can I file the I 864 electronically with the I 130 and is there a fee?

Hi! My husband was recently naturalized and we will be applying for both of his parents who were unmarried at the time of his birth, but married a few years ago.

For those who have been in the same situation, what additional evidence did you supply to USCIS? We are in a tough position because very little is documented or kept in Honduras. We have the birth certificates, of course, recent marriage certificate (for his parents), and photos of my husband and his father, but really not much documentarily that helps to link my father-in-law to my husband while he was growing up.

Any out of the box suggestions that anyone may have? It's much appreciated!