US Immigration from Philippines

Hi! Husband filing CR1 for a spouse. Few questions about social media as it relates to DS-260.

1) Is she required to list her social media usernames?

2) What if my wife deactivated one or more Facebook accounts in the last few years? Is she still required to list that on the DS-260?

3) For all of her deactivated Facebook accounts, is she required to reactivate them all for NVC purposes? At least one of her deactivated accounts involves a major past trauma.

4) What if it's a deleted YouTube account that was she frequently used (ie. with uploaded videos)? Is she required to list that one as well?

Issue, we were DQ June 30, We are away from home at DQ and have not been home since, Have not seen email of interview schedule won't be home for anouther 1.5 weeks? Should we expect an Email or perhaps just have something in our post office box?

Thanks

Our situation:

(Adam) US petitioner unemployed with low current income but has assets (stocks) value of close close to six figures. Files i864

(Bob) US father of petitioner who is retired and has pension and social security and moderately passes household of 3 (including wife and intending beneficiary but not petitioner) minimum to support. Files i864

(Jane) US mother of petitioner also retired and files taxes joint with above husband Bob, with her lesser income from social security. Files i864a

My understanding of the directions and advice on here is that it is recommended that spouses of joint sponsor should file i864a. From directions, it is acceptable for them to have separate addresses as well. To be clear they own two homes and live close to one another.

So we uploaded all the proper documents like tax transcripts, social security benefits letters and pension letter, stock brokerage statement, birth certificates, marriage certificates, etc.

I was confident that we had done everything correctly because I closely followed directions of i864 and i864a but we logged in and while petitioner and joint sponsor documents show as accepted, there were two message notes that they said Jane (wife of joint sponsor Bob) does not qualify as a household member and should be added as a joint sponsor. They also said that the joint sponsor (Bob) needs to upload all 1099 and schedules.

Had anyone experienced this? Can someone explain what is going on? I used the NVC inquiry form to ask for clarifications on this and for a re-review.

Hi Everyone.

Once again I turn to you all to help me out.

My wife just received her appointment for her citizenship interview. It will be on Sept. 2nd in Vermont office.

Here's the problem: We were told by a friend of my wife's that as soon as you have the interview, they pull your green card. Is this true?? It doesn't make any sense. But her friend said they did it to her. She couldn't even go to Canada (we all live about 10 miles from Canada and go often to Montreal). I think her friend is thinking of when she took the oath.

Anyway, has anyone gone through this recently and/or is there any legal lurkers out there that might know for sure? We had been making plans to go home to Bohol Philippines for 30 days to meet our 3rd grand daughter in Sept. I'd hate to cancel plans as I'm already 73 and don't know how many more trips I have in me, so I'd really like to go. Been 2 years for us.

Any insight you can give me is appreciated. This web site has never let me down, so I know I'll get the right answer.

Thanks so much to you all.

Doug Vensel

Malone NY

Hi!

Context: I filed for extension two days before the tax deadline of April 15, 2025. I was able to file my taxes with a CPA after the deadline, but since we're filing jointly and my wife is applying for an ITIN, and the ITIN won't be fully processed until many weeks from now....

Question: Should I still report that I filed for extension to the NVC?