US Immigration from Ukraine

Good morning from Central time,

I accidentally posted a crazy post yesterday about USCIS RFE for my fiancee's divorce decree she received. She went to the court in January 2019 and picked up the paper and the document date is 22 January. The thing that I think confused USCIS was it gives the 1 month notice of if either spouse changes their mind. It has the Decided portion but according to USCIS, it does not say the divorce is final as of now. Since a child was involved, it had to go through courts. Therefore, a certificate is not available, only the decree. My questions about this are:
-Is there a law that says the decree that USCIS says is nisi (or at least it says in my RFE a nisi is not valid for a decree/certificate) is actually valid after the date passes for the stamped date? The stamped/signed date was February 2019. The way she explained it, the database shows the case # for the divorce and you can see very little information, whether it is final or not, but paperwork is not available for it.

-What would be good next steps to combat the RFE? She is talking to her lawyer that she hired for her child's rights to move and she said he is going to pull information from Ukrainian law and put his signature on it. Then She is going to get it translated for me.
I know here in the US, it is easier. The forms are local and the office copies them for you and then stamps, like a birth certificate. (speaking of which, i need to order another copy of mine). It is not this way in Ukraine?
I have the copy of her divorce decree as a PDF if someone wants to look at it and let me know what they think. The copy I have is both original language and translated to english.

I appreciate any help or guidance as maybe I am searching incorrectly but googling and searching keywords on here is not working for me to find a good solid answer.

Who applied for reunification with children? IR2 visa wait!
Friends are now in NVC. How long does it usually take from re-uploading documents to NVC to an interview at the US Embassy in Ukraine?

Hi All,

I hope everyone is well and healthy. I am not so smart maybe, I am hoping maybe someone can make better sense of the process timeline. My fianc and I submitted our request in July. Sent to Texas Lockbox and then transferred to California, I checked the process times for the California customer service center on USCIS and this is as clear as mud to me.

Estimated time range Form type Receipt date for a case inquiry

6 Months to 8 Months K-1/K-2 - Not yet married - fianc (e) and/or dependent child January 16, 2021

Is this 6-8 months before our process time will start? NOA2, DS-160 etc etc.. if our process time doesn't start until 6-8 months out our application will expire definitely, our application will expire in June 2022. If someone can help me understand this more, I will be elated!

Hello, I have a few questions, I have been waiting and finally in the process of divorce from my first wife. While waiting I fell in love and we want to get married, if we get married a few days after my divorce is finalized, will that be a red flag? Also if I submit the I-130/A soon after the marriage would that be a red flag?

I would not be in such a rush but we know we want to be married and live together and I want to start the process especially if it takes 8-10 months or longer.

Thanks in Advance.

Hello guys. Does anybody know if you have to take flu vaccine now for adjustment of status? We visited a civil surgeon who told us that we have to do this since now it s a flu season. But we read on the uscis site that flu season starts on 1st of October til March31. What should we do? And what happens if we refuse to take this vaccine? Thanks for your replies in advance.