US Immigration from Jamaica

Hello this situation is not related to myself however a friend of mine that is stressed I m hoping someone that has knowledge of US laws could help me out .

So she migrated to the US , both her and her husband were shopping in Walmart and they had a few items at the bottom of the Trolley they had a lot of items so a few items were missed they were stopped at the door and instantly realize they didn t pay for the stuff at the bottom the items weren t bagged or anything . The young man escorted them to a self check out aisle and checked all the bags and allowed them to pay for the items then allowed them to leave . No police or any other employee were involved they paid and left . Will this come back to haunt them in the sense of immigration ? As in is it possible that although they paid for the items Walmart could decide to press charges later on ? They cooperated and was nice towards the worker and they said the worker was pleasant as well

When my husband came over I applied for him and my step son last year when I applied for the condition to be remove I didn t add my step son because at the time we was not on good terms can I add him back to my husband application now that we are good?

My fianc noticed I spelled my dad s name (last name twice instead of middle & last) and put an end date to both of our jobs since I couldn t write present.

Is there a way to correct it before it becomes a possible problem? I filed 3/25 and they received it 3/29/21.

Thanks for the responses!

So, our case became current in Chart B of the Visa Bulletin in December of 2018. We received nothing from the NVC. My mother is not technologically savvy and she doesn't keep up with the bulletin so she didn't tell anyone because she was only keeping an eye on chart A. Our PD became current in Chart A in May 2019, still nothing from the NVC. No email, call or even a letter to us or the petitioner (the petitioner has lived where she is for over a decade and has never moved so we know they didn't send it to any previous address. Same thing with us, we've lived where we are now for over 25 years). The last form of communication we've ever received was in 2009 when they told us they received our case from USCIS. In August of 2019 I became curious and I asked my mother. She told me that she saw our date in the chart but because she didn't get anything from them, she didn't do anything. I checked the bulletin and I saw that our case had been current for months now and went ahead read up and found the website we were supposed to sign in to. Had to stay on hold with NVC for hours to get the invoice number because we didn't get a welcome letter and therefore did not have it.

My question is, is this enough to use to expedite our case? We're currently DQ since July 07 last year and waiting for an interview. If it wasn't for us not receiving anything from NVC, we would've finished this process already and been in the US before the pandemic. I saw that NVC delays is one of the reasons you can use to expedite your case so I'm asking you all based on your experience if you think it's worth trying.

How long after Documentarily Qualified they take to schedule interview for Jamaica