US Immigration from Philippines

This is the dumbest system Ive ever seen. You make people wait a year and a half to be together and then they have to play roulette for a damn interview slot? So now we have to take turns clicking through every 20 mins until something opens up? Do we have to go through this for the medical and cfo appointments too or are they easier?

So I need to report a DUI I got in 2007 even though it came up as a misdemeanor?

Hey all. This has been a diversive topic here for sometime because all consolates seem to have different rules regarding this. I am asking for the Philippines consolate specifically. Do I have to mail my beneficiary the hard copies of my I-134 with a wet signature or has anyone been able to satisfy them with a scanned copy. It would be so much more efficient and cost friendly to print it, sign it, scan it back in and then email it to my fiance to print and sign it on her end.

my then fiancee and I are now married. just mailed her AOS package. she already has her SSN. shes working on getting her Drivers Lic. she has been here with me in the US for over a month now.

I'd like to ask about when is the earliest I can follow up on her 14 yr old son (as a K2)? and where do I start?

asking for my friend - finally, after 6 years her parents got interviewed. They brought all the documents listed on the interview letter. The officer gave them the 221g form, asking for the provide the early life documents such as baptismal, school records etc. Her parents are 70+ years old, no recollection if they were baptized and didn't finished grade school. Has anyone here had the same experience? Why this officer to ask those documents?