US Immigration from Philippines

Hello everyone I just need some advice . My kids (12 & 14) are goin to have visa interview this coming May 30 with my sister . My sister and I are kind of nervous about the interview . Please share your guys experience or anything that could help us . Thank you

Help! We finally got everything together, DQ'd, expedited, etc. It's been a long process - since 2019 with the Covid delays. Now my mother in law will have her interview in a few weeks. We were looking at the check list that we got once approved for an interview to find that she needs a Police Clearance from Lebanon because she worked there 27 years ago. I am so flustered with myself that I didn't know about this clearance until now. It was in a check list we got very recently. She has no documentation, employer there, etc. anymore or a passport from back then- it was 27 years ago. Has anyone had experience with this? What can we do? And is there a way to move this process faster? The consulate for Lebanon in the Philippines said that WITH all the documentation (that she doesn't have), it will take 5-6 months which means her medical will expire. Thank you in advance.

I am my ends rope here. I married my Filipina barely on year ago and the constant fighting and arguing has reached its limit with me.

I know that I have my issues, but I can't deal with the constant berating, and sense of entitlement that I get from my spouse. I never met someone so childish. I know that she does help out a bit with the kids, but she's constantly in her pajamas and laying around all day long on her phone.

I've sought counseling, but when I offer invitation for my wife to accompany me, she refuses and believes our issues are all mine.

We have one child together and the other two are hers. Her and her children are currently in the AOS phase and haven't received their green cards yet. She keeps stating that she wants to go back to the Philippines and I clearly believe her.

I have not yet adopted her kids because we had to wait one year after they got here before I could file. I was anticipating doing that this year. But of course I would need her approval.

If we do end up getting divorced, what are my legal responsibilities? If she takes off and goes back home, can she legally take all three children? I've read that court systems take into account the "best interests" when it comes to deciding where to place the children.

I'm currently employed and make well over 100k per year. I have my own home and the older kids are enrolled in school and have amazing friends and my family here who have accepted them as their nephew, niece, and grandchildren.

My wife on the other hand, if she were to go back to the Philippines has nothing. No money, no place to live, no means of support and poor education opportunities for the kids.

Since they have not yet received green cards, I understand that I can rescind my Affadavit of Support for my wife without it affecting the children.

I love her kids as my own and want very much to be their father. But I can't do that with my wife around.

About a month away from USCIS approval date, my question is: When would be the best time to submit her new updated Passport with my last name? Do I submit it now, before the NVC stage or once I pay AOS and IV fees and submit I-864 docs?

Good morning, I have a question and I hope someone can help me. I and my husband been married for almost 7 years now, we filed I-751 3 years ago and until now im still in the interview schedule and I just got the 48 months extension letter from the immigration. I and my husband is not in good terms anymore, so we decided to get a divorce, but he kept telling me that he will call the immigration and his lawyer to pull out and cancel my I-751 application and my kids applications. Is that possible? He kept saying to send me back to my country where I belong. But I've been working since I arrived here in the US and paying a tax . Is that possible to cancel our I-751 ? Is there any way to re apply again a visa. For me and for my kids?

thank you all