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I'm a DV2016 winner and did early filing with NY field office. Things worked out just fine for me and a few other applicants, that I know through this forum, in the same fiscal year.

Yes, you can pay the $330 now.

There is no update to show you've done your biometrics. Generally, it just remains as is, until after a decision is made on your application (which is after your interview, unless it is waived) All you can do is to check the spreadsheet to compare your timeline to other applicants in the same...

I think you are overthinking this. Just put "0" where it asks you how many kids you have, and leave the rest blank.

You do not receive a notification related to biometrics after completing it.

That site is for Consular processing applicants not for AOS so what you see is probably irrelevant to your case.

USCIS lets you pay the fees of a few forms online but I-485 is not one of them. Form G-325 is no longer needed because the questions about biographic info are incorporated into the new I-485.

If I remember correctly, that question is not really relevant to AOS cases. Even if you say "Yes", you will not be automatically issued a SSN. You will have to go to a Social Security Office to apply for one when you get your physical green card.

Just found this site on Google. Maybe it can help you: https://www.daytranslations.com/services/certified-translation-services I don't think the requirement for certification has anything to do with saying "don't use Google Translate". It should be for USCIS to make sure the translation is...

Mom already explained that to you before. "...We've talked extensively about the additional 5,000 NACARA visas set apart that sometimes gets allocated to DV cases. Of course we don't yet know if those are all used up, (I don't think they are), but for some reasons unknown to us, USCIS has been...

Unfortunately, EAD/AP documents being approved is not an indicator that your background check is completed.

H1B is a dual-intend visa. You don't need to worry.

You may want to fill out this "e-Request of Non-Delivery of Card" form: https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDCForm.do?entryPoint=init

I went through that pain last year but I don't think you should be concerned. You should definitely go for an INFOPASS to follow up on your case but keep in mind that those dates that you see on the USCIS processing timelines don't apply to DV cases. My documents was accepted at the end of...

I used this table for vaccination reference last year. I believe the requirements are still the same. (Table updated date: February 26, 2016; can be found at the top of the page) https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/exams/ti/civil/vaccination-civil-technical-instructions.html#tbl1

Yes.

Just take them!!!

If you filed tax returns with the IRS, you should bring those tax transcripts with you to your interview. Assuming that you already sent the copies of your I-20s with your AOS package, you should take the originals with you to your interview. What do you mean by "would I need to bring my...

It says "...as appropriate:" so, yes, not everything is mandatory. Just submit whatever you think is applicable to you.

It just means submit 2 exact copies of whatever you're submitting.