US Immigration from Philippines

I got a notification on October 18, 2019 that an interview had been scheduled for my case and to await the interview notice. I was wondering what your experiences were in how quickly you'd received your interview notice after the "interview was scheduled" notification. I'm a bit of an anxious person, and I thought my notice might have been mailed by now. I also have to unfortunately redo my medical exam, so I was really hoping to see my interview date ASAP to see if I can get it done before the interview.

Does anybody know how long USCIS actually calls back someone to make an I-551 appointment? I got my I-90 receipt number yesterday and called right away to make an appointment and the person I talked to said that I ll get a callback in 48-72 hours to make an appointment. I have travel plans on Tuesday. I ve been trying to get the I-551 stamp so I don t end up rebooking my flight.

Its been 2 weeks since the AOS packet was sent and we still haven t received NOA1. Is this normal or something to be concerned about?

Greetings!

I was petitioned by my mother who is a US Citizen under F1 category. I'm at the NVC stage I've submitted all required documents to the NVC via CEAC. I got DQed today. My questions are numbered and underlined.

1) How long does it usually take from the time you're DQed to the time the Philippines Embassy schedules your interview.

Rescheduling interviews
I'm going to be traveling a lot over the next 4 months. Seeing that the Philippines has a online scheduling system.

2) How often can I reschedule a green card interview with the Philippine Embassy?
3) How far into the future can I reschedule the interview?

Domicile Issues
My mother is in the Philippines right now for surgery happening around end of Nov. She might not be able to return to the US until she fully recovers around Feb - March 2020. This is also another reason why I'm asking the questions above.

4) If I go to my interview and she's still in the Philippines will that be a problem?

I have the following to present as evidence of domicile:
- recent photos of her in California including pictures of her in the hospital.
- Medical records from US hospital visits date Sept to Oct 2019
- Letter from insurance company regarding hospital visit dated Sept 2019
- Lease agreement for her listed US address dated Sept 2019 valid until Sept 2020
- US Bank statement containing $200 dated Oct 2019
- DHL parcel envelope sent to me by her showing her US address dated Sept 2019

- her California health insurance card showing her US address valid until 2026
- her US Social Security Card

5) Are these sufficient evidence to establish domicile?

Thanks in advance for the replies! Regards!

So I am a American citizen and I married a Filipino in the Philippines. We were married for 11 years. She cheated on me and we filed for divorce in the US. After some time I am ready to marry again. Am I able to marry another Filipino? Would I be able to use a K3 visa?