US Immigration from Italy

I got a Request For Evidence (RFE) for my Adjustment of Status (AOS) which I was allowed to respond to online using MyUSCIS (rather than physically mailing the missing evidence). As of today (November 19th 2021) my online account says "response was received" for the RFE. Can I trust this message or would it be better to call USCIS and confirm that they have my new documents?

Note: I have tried calling USCIS but it's impossible to talk to a human representative.

I am 27F from Italy, my partner is 32F from California.

We met online in December 2020 and started a relationship 4 months later, after she confessed her feelings. We spent almost 3 months together here in Italy this summer. I proposed in September; at that point we had been together for 5 months and known each other for 9 (I knew she liked the idea of getting engaged). We plan on meeting in person again next spring, this time in the US, and also plan on getting married on the exact day we confessed our feelings, so after exactly 1 year of relationship.

All of this feels right to us, but we are aware of the fact that most relationships don't evolve this quickly. We would like to file for the CR-1 visa shortly after getting married (so that I'll be able to move to the US after I graduate), but we worry about how the short length of our relationship is going to look at the interview. It's giving us a good deal of anxiety. Thank you very much.

Hello everyone,

IRS doesn't have my husband tax transcript for 2020 cause they didn't review his taxes yet (that he submitted on may2021).

My question is, at the moment of the interview if IRS hasn't provide me the tax transcript yet, can I show up regardless or should I have to push back my interview date?

I hope to get an interview date in few months and it doesn't look like IRS is moving forward with the whole taxes situation.

Anyone with the same experience?

Good morning,

we just received an RFE for Birth Certificate.

They are asking basically for what we have already provided. Birth Certificate, with parents name, translation and declaration that translator is competent to translate.

I'm confused and not sure what else should we submit.

can anyone help?

anyone from Italy who also can share what kind of certificate they have provided?

thank you!

I was reading a lot about the SSN in this forum so I want to share my experience.

Entered the US: September 8

Called SSA for an appointment: September 10

Married: September 14 (no name change)

SSA appointment (Orlando): September 29

1st letter from SSA: October 3 (saying they were verifying my status and will let me know in written if it will not be confirmed by USCIS)

Save status changed to "case return to agency": October 14

2nd letter from SSA: October 20 (saying that my status was verified and I will receive my SSN in 2 weeks)

SSN RECEIVED IN THE MAIL: October 28

it took 4 weeks from the appointment.