US Immigration from Philippines

Hello, I got my greencard when my mom petitioned me last 2016. I m an LPR for 9 years. I turned 26 last year so I was kicked out from my mom s insurance. I applied for Medicaid and got accepted. I asked my Attorney and he clarified as long as I got my medicaid lawfully, it will not affect my citizenship application.

At first I got approved and Medicaid asked for more proof, so I scanned my greencard and uploaded it in my profile on the official medicaid website. They actually sent me a letter saying they will remove my medicaid, because they claimed they did not receive the additional document they requested. So I called them and told them that I uploaded it in my profile and they saw it so I got approved again. Will I be okay??

I also applied for food stamps and most likely got denied because I wasn t able to submit documents they were asking by the time period they required me to. I was unemployed at the time.

I am about to send my k1 visa application, I am a US citizen. In the story of how we met, I included the fact that my fianc has Hepatitis B. My fianc s condition is well maintained, and I am aware that she will have to undergo a medical examination before her US embassy interview. My question is if I have to provide a medical report of my fianc s condition on the application that I am going to send to the USCIS. And if I have to, what should I label it as on the cover letter. My concern is that they will deny the application because of that detail. she's going to get her medical records and a letter from a doctor just in case we do have to add it to the application and I'm also going to get my Hep B vaccination records as well.

My fianc e tested positive for tb , we are still waiting for our embassy interview , she has a latent tb , so she started meds , how does that effect our case , should she wait until after the medication regime to schedule the interview in Manila / thnx

Aloha,

Since seeing CEAC - Ready and (much later) receiving our K1-FTP, we have been banging our heads against the scheduling website. A couple weeks ago, I sent an inquiry to the Manila embassy about our case. Yesterday I received a reply. In part it says -

We received the electronic record from the National Visa Center (NVC) on January 29, 2025. The physical file is in transit to Manila.

For the applicant to be eligible for a visa interview, we need to receive both the electronic and physical files. Please be informed that we cannot state with any accuracy how long

it usually takes to receive the entire file of a visa case transferred from NVC. It is important to note that we cannot conduct an interview without the physical file.

Once we receive the physical file at the U.S. Embassy in the Philippines, we will notify the applicant regarding the next steps.

I showed this to a friend on VJ. He has helped us during this process and his advice has been solid gold. He said for K1 visas, the Manila embassy doesn't send anything out after receiving the case and Dina and I should continue with scheduling. But at the same time, this was an official email from the embassy and early in the email, they stated this was for a K1 non-immigrant visa.

Not sure what to think or do.

Hello everyone. I would like to ask how I can submit my Naturalization Certificate to NVC through online. I searched on the travel.state.gov website but I can't find how to do it. Thank you to anyone that can help me with this inquiry.