US Immigration from Philippines

My 2 year GC had expired a few months when I had gotten in touch with our immigration lawfirm. They promised to follow up with us so they could process our next step--they didn't. Anyway at least $6k later, instead of inquiring first on what to do and to check my status with USCIS, they insisted on starting over and applying. USCIS wrote back saying due to Covid, they gave 48 months extension, so basically, I was good with my GC--therefore they closed the case and said reapplication was null. Didn't get my money back (of course) and my lawyer asked to appeal to reopen. Then when they made it clear it wasn't an option, lawyer opted to just apply for ROC. I have not left the US since 2018. I have a 12-year old son whose naturalization along with mine is the goal. We applied for ROC in the middle of last year. Still haven't gotten any word--it still says "normal processing time."

I've been married to my husband since 06/2019 and we've been living together for almost 7 years now. My question is, can I skip (abandon) the pending ROC and just go straight to N400 application, considering I seem to satisfy all requirements for naturalization?

So, I am the US citizen and my girlfriend is the foreigner. She is from the Philippines but is currently residing and working in Saudi Arabia. I just got back from visiting her for the first time in Saudi Arabia and now we are planning on me visiting her and her family in the Philippines early next year.

After that, we will be working on her coming here. She has already tried to visit here, but her b2 visa was denied. We were not given a reason. She pretty much waited in line at the US embassy in SA and when she got to the front the visa officer denied her right away. We believe it was due to her applying in a country other than her home country. She had also at the time only been in SA for 6 months.

Should we try for a b2 visa, again? Or go straight to k-1? We are both also concerned about the part of the k-1 where we have to agree to marry while she is here. Obviously this is the end goal, but, we have only met each other in person once for a week at this point.

I'm new to all of this and any advice or tips would help a lot. Forms and applications are confusing and mixing it with relationships makes things even more complicated.

Thank you!

I'm trying to pay for my spouse green card fee after getting her passport back with visa. Where is the A number? Is it the same as the registration number?

Am I the only one who's been stuck this long? They've sent 3 extension letters now and the farthest we got is the biometrics thing. Really started worrying. What's the next step here? If I call it'll just be an automated call probably.

Hello all!

Just looking to get a timeline of how long it takes to get the sticker

My fiance already has her appt.
I see different things on this site from different times, so wondering the following :

how long is the session?
is it just one session?
how long does it take to get the code/sticker?

do they email it to you, hand it to you, mail it?

Their site should have up front answers to these
https://cfo.gov.ph/cfo-hybrid-frontline-services-for-guidance-and-counseling-program/
"3. After satisfactory compliance with the Guidance and Counseling Program process, a CFO Digital Certificate will be issued to the client."

Thanks in advance!