US Immigration from Philippines

Hi, I'm from the Philippines. I have my interview at the end of the month. Our process have been going on smoothly. The problem is my severe anxiety. Last 2021, I was denied entry and I personally withdraw my tourist visa. I didnt over stay, but I did stay in the us for 5 months during my last 2 trips. I'm scared that my spousal visa is going to get denied or refused. I just want to be with my husband. It has been a long wait. Does anyone have the same situation as me? Will this affect my spousal visa? Please help me. I can barely eat or sleep

Ready to schedule visa interview/ biometrics/ medical. Primary applicant is my wife with her two children as secondary applicants. I'm having issues attaching them to her account on the visa scheduling website. I created separate accounts for each of them and receive error code PSE0600 with instructions to call for assistance when trying to attach them to her account. Its the weekend so I can't call right now. Do I need to schedule the appointments separately through their own individual accounts?

Hi, where am I supposed to upload photos of me with my wife and family on the I-130 online petition bcs i didn't see any place to add photos? Also, if im going to file the I-129F for the K3 and K4 visa with the I-130 form do i need to do 2 copies of the I-129F like i do with the spousal petition or just 1 (1 for each beneficiary)? Do you guys recommend filing the I-129F with the I-130 petition? I just don't want to delay the spousal petition, so i just want to make sure! Do i need to fill out the form I-130A as well (1 for each beneficiary), and upload it to the online petition? Pls let me know! I'm just trying to do this right the first time so I don't have any further delays!

Thanks,

Jack

I just wanted to make a thank you post for all the years that this forum has been a resource for my wife and I. Yesterday my wife was sworn in. It's huge blessing to have this finally behind us now. Thank you every who has helped us personally and thank you to everyone who makes themselves available to help others here.

Is it safe now to discard our USCIS paperwork from over the years now that she is a citizen? We kept everything...

Wifey is making me insane with this issue (haha), so I am going to ask here so I can get a concrete answer.

So, she was flagged for a sputum culture test. SLEC advised that the interview should still be performed, which (of course) resulted in a conditional rejection due to the testing requirement.

She just received the results on 3/14/2025 (negative), and SLEC said they forwarded the results to the embassy, and we should send all our 220g documents to the embassy for visa issuance, which for her was just her passport. She sent her passport to the embassy in Manila via the preferred courier (can't remember the name of it). She is going nuts because she is seeing people on TikTok who were on the same timeframe as us and same testing process getting their visas already. I told her for every one tiktok video she sees, there are likely 1,000 people waiting just like us, but she is still all freaked out.

So, my question is, how long should we realistically expect it to take from Sputum test results to visa issuance?