US Immigration from Argentina

Hello everyone! My husband is a USC and I am the LPR. Last season we filed taxes through a company, and they made us go like three different times for signatures, so it was a hassle. It was also costly. This year we are thinking about filing on our own, but I was just wanting to see if there s a guide in visajourney on how to do this. I looked for YouTube videos but couldn t find any.

Also our taxes should be pretty straightforward, with only w2s. Any help would be very much appreciated!

Thank you, and stay safe.

Hello All,

New Member here, short story my Fiance is in Argentina and I sent the I-129f recently, It was received November 11 2020, I just have the receipt hard copy and no more updates, yesterday I did talk to an agent from USCIS over the phone and she told me most likely 6 months so be patient until March 2021. My only concern is the two years meeting requirement, I know my fiance since 2012 but we haven't seen each other in the past 2 years so I tried to visit her in Argentina but the country still has a Travel ban it is closed for tourist, I did include an explanation letter about it with my I-129f package, let's see I'll keep you posted. The good thing we booked for Mexico this month and had our meeting with tons of proof if needed.

Hello everyone,

I've noticed some people are still able to schedule an interview appointment with the Buenas Aires embassy and are also getting approved. I am wondering how people are getting scheduled when the embassy site states due to covid 19, visa processing are suspended until further notice?.. . My fianc e was supposed to get her interview back in early March 2020 but due to covid, is unable to get an appointment setup. Now all the medical exams and the petition are expired. We had everything ready to schedule an appointment. I sent an email to the embassy requesting assistance and they replied with the following:

Hello guys, i did my interview today i was approved they took my passport top, but the problem is the consular told she cant do anything if They s no change in the CEAC web, because she was trying to take my fingerprint in the embassy she couldn t i guess so she told me to come back tomorrow. So my question is what can i do or if th anybody who going through this ?

Sorry to bring this old post back to life but anyone from argentina filing I130 can tell me if the Argentinian documents should be legally translated (with the certifficate from the colegio de traductores) or they just need a simple translation with the certification that whoever translated them is fluent in both languages? The Buenos Aires Embassy Page says that documents in english or spanish shouldnt be translated, but i'm afraid that is no the case with documents sent to USCIS in the first place. Am I right?