US Immigration from Philippines

What can a Permanent Resident (Green Card holder) DO if not able to return within six months (from Nov 15, 2019 to May 15, 2020) outside of the country (Cebu, Philippines.) Due to "Lockdown / Corona-virus & no Flight availability?" Because others say you will have a problem if you stay outside the US for more than 6 months?!

Good evening Everyone,

So I just applied for N600 for my minor child after I received my Certificate of Naturalization. He will be turning 14 in June. I was planning to apply for his passport once I get his Certificate of Citizenship. By the way, I am aware that I can apply for his US passport with my Certificate of Naturalization but I plan to do that after I get his N600. And for that I have a few questions.

1) Does he need to appear for the Oath of Allegiance ceremony? He will be 14 in June.

2) How long is the processing time? I checked USCIS and it says 5-13.5 months, wondering if it would be faster for a minor child.

3) Can they still deny the application? I have provided all relevant documents. This one is expensive so I don't want to do it again.

Appreciate all your answers.

Thank you.

Hello everyone let s help each other by giving updates on who already got updates on their cases.

i just realized that my I-797 expired last week on 3/6/2020. My Noa2 was stuck at NVC for more than 2 months.

Additionally, we have not paid the bank fee yet nor scheduled our interview. We were planning on scheduling in a few weeks. Is this a huge issue?

Thanks!

This might be a silly question but I'm trying to schedule my nursing board exam and I need to present two IDs on exam day that meets the below criteria. I only have my EAD card and my learner's permit for driving. Both of which come from the government and the state respectively and contain essential information.

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All forms of identification must be valid and meet the following requirements. If the ID does not meet these requirements, you will be turned away and required to reregister and pay another examination fee:

• government-issued
• non-expired
• name (in Roman characters)
• recent photograph
• signature

Examples of acceptable forms of identification for domestic test centers are:

• passport books and cards
• driver s license
• provincial/territorial or state identification card
• permanent residence card
• military identification card