US Immigration from Philippines

Im so excited I sent off my I-129f forms etc Monday 24th of June, Im nervous and biting my finger nails off. But Now I also want to know that we have 90 day to marry when she gets here and I live in Arizona USA, Can we go to Canada to get married or do we have to stay here in USA to marry. She has a son and daughter in law who live in Canada and it is very important to me as well as her for them to be with us during the time we get married.

Just wondering if I will be allowed in the interview with my wife? 3yr rule married to USC (15yrs now).

I wasn't allowed in her B-2 interviews but I was in her I-485 interview. Seems like some reports here on the N-400 interviews are 2nd hand so I wonder if the spouse is allowed or not?

I am subject to home residency requirement due to my subject field code. My program sponsor amended my subject field code when i got here in the unites states as it fits my ORIGINAL subject remarks which is 52.02 Business administration, General. Which is not included in the Philippine skills list.

i am now in the process of my advisory opinion. But up until now theres no update, it was delivered 9 weeks ago in washington dc but whenever i am checking the status online its not received yet. So i dont know how long is this gonna take.

anyone here got the same situation than mine and got not subject result? I hope the result is not subject

There are currently no appointments available. is the message I get from UStraveldocs when trying to schedule my fianc s k1 visa interview. Anyone have any ideas on whats going ? I been checking for days and it says the same thing.

I'm in the last stretch of my US citizenship journey and am planning on applying for a US passport for me and my 10-year old at the same time. His biological father and I were never married and I was able to take my son with me to the US on a CR2 visa sponsored by my USC husband in 2021 without being asked for documents other than his birth certificate.

Looking at the US passport requirements, it seems I need some documentation to support his application without his biological father's consent. I'm aware that I have sole custody of him by Philippine law but how do I explain that to the State Department? Should I use DS-5525 even if I have legal custody just to be safe? Has anyone done this recently? Appreciate your inputs!