US Immigration from Germany

We submitted all documents, and it shows everything was accepted.

But we received a note saying:

Please submit every 2022 W-2, 1099 for [my wife].

Because my wife is a student/contractor, but for 2022 she didn't receive any pay. For 2022 she only has a 1099 and no W-2.

We have a joint sponsor:

The documents from my wife:

Documents from the joint sponsor:

My documents:

We have lawyers that are helping us, but now it is the weekend, and the 4th of July is coming up, and we are not sure what to do.

Should we submit an inquiry or not?

My old (German) Passport was about to fall apart to an extend that some immigration officers in the past took a doubtful / second look at is as it's in pretty bad condition

Long story short - I spent the past 3 weeks in Europe and applied for an new Passport that was approved, printed and handed over in less then a week.

Now here's my question! Do I need to let USCIS know about my new Passport?

The only reason I'm asking is that I noticed that the Passport Number# does not stay the same over the years.

Thanks!

How long does it take to receive the GC & SSN in the mail after entry into the U.S? Is there a way to track this stuff? Bit of background - we paid the mandatory immigrant fee a few months prior to my husband's arrival to the states and when completing the I-130/I-130A application he selected to have his SSN generated upon arrival to the U.S. He came in on a CR1 visa and after our 2 year anniversary. Forgive me for not knowing all the proper terminology on here. Kinda sending a quick question to the forum. Thanks y'all in advance!

I am applying for a CR1.

My wife is American, and she is currently in the USA. I am in Germany.

We have submitted all documents, and now we are waiting to hopefully get the interview date soon.

Getting an appointment for medical exams can take some time here. I got one that is on the 25th of July, but now one opened up for tomorrow.

My question is, can I do the medical exam before I get the interview date or not? I am seeing conflicting information online, some saying you need only the case number, and some that you also need to have the interview scheduled already.

Reading some forum posts, only the DS-260 and the case number is required. I am really conflicted now on what to do.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

I just noticed that I am already discussing politics without even as much as introducing myself I apologize for the bad manners.

As I mentioned in my first post I am applying for a green card the second time around. While we did live in the US for some time my husband and I spent most of our married life in Germany. Nonetheless it is time for a change and we chose to apply for another green card beginning of this year. With filing the I 407 (old card expired 2009) and all that we filed the I 130 in April and will see how long it takes.

Despite filing with a lawyer as our first green card was one the worst nightmares in my life, I am finding the process as utterly dysfunctional as the first time around. Nonetheless I am in good spirit that we will get through it again.

Thanks for having me on VJ.