US Immigration from Philippines

Appreciate any help. Thank you!

Context:

1st filing was approved but relationship resulted in divorce after years

2nd filing was approved but withdrawn by petitioner since relationship did not work out

Can petitioner still file for the 3rd time (different fiance)? Are there any additional requirements?

We have our appointment today at the embassy. My fiance son is sick and he is applying as a k2. Does he need to attend the appointment at the embassy? He is 9 years old.

Hello everyone,

I received an I-485 RFE not too long ago that asked for several things and I've been working on it ever since. One of the things the RFE notified me about was that I "Failed to answer Public Charge inadmissibility questions." Here's the text from USCIS:

"You indicated that you are not subject to public charge ground of inadmissibility under INA 212(a)(4) when answering Part 8., Item Number 61 on your Form I-485. Therefore, you did not answer Part 8., Item Numbers 62-68 related to the public charge ground of inadmissibility. However, you are subject to the public charge ground of inadmissibility because you are applying for adjustment of status as a(n) Spouse of a United States citizen."

I was confused at first when I read it because I thought I had answered the question correctly when I answered "No." However, I did further research including other threads on this site where people said the correct answer is also "No" and I think it may be a misunderstanding of the question. I figured out the question is worded awkwardly but it's not asking if my spouse is inadmissible from being subject (as in about to become or currently is) a public charge but rather if she is EXEMPT from being inadmissible as a public charge at any time (for example if all our money disappears into thin air and we end up in the poor house). Since she is not exempt, she is subject to inadmissibility from being a public charge under INA 121(a)(4). The answer should have been "Yes" like USCIS indicated.

I was wanted to confirm two things from y'all:

1. That "Yes" should have been the answer to I-485 Part 8. Question Number 61. public charge question.

2. I have to fill out a new brand new I-485 with the correct answers filled in and sign/date with the current date (and not the date of the original I-485 submission).

I have a I 130 petition for my son His priority date is Nov 14 2020. he was in law school in the Philippines till the pandemic hit where all schools were closed. my question is can he apply for a student visa to continue his education in the U.S while waiting for his petition to be approved ?

hello sorry if this might not be the right place but I filed I-130 to bring my wife children from the Philippines to USA in December last year and it still hasn't moved. we got the letter saying it was received but that was it. been looking on the site for a year and no progress. anyone have any suggestions to what it might be or why its taking so long? i'm a US citizen and it filed to bring them over here.