US Immigration from Japan

Hi! I have a question related to the employers address.
If I am working remotely, do I write the address of my home in employers address section? Or do I write the address of the company I am hired by?

I went for my medical at the Tokyo medical and surgical clinic today.

Before I went I had:

- 4 covid vaccines

- MMR titer test

- TD vaccine

- Hep B vaccine (1st dose)

When I arrived I had to go straight to room 15, not the main desk.

I had blood drawn

I had a chest x-ray

I had an eye test, height and weight

I had a very cursory physical check - throat, eyes palpitate the abdomen, listen to chest and heart.

Then she told me that I need to have an additional

- flu vaccine

- covid vaccine (must be within one year)

- polio vaccine (regardless of whether I had one as a child.)

She let me off on TDap because it has tetanus and I had my TD 2 days before and the rest of the hep B course because there is no time.

The whole thing cost 70 000 yen (base cost 30 000). So.

Hope this clarifies for someone.

So right before New Year I posted that my documents were accepted but some fixes were requested. I did those by 5:00 PM PST Dec 31st, but I sent an inquiry cause one request didn't make sense.

I was asked to put my spouse, the intending immigrant under my household. Didn't specify where.

But reviewing my 864 form, I saw that I have done so, from what I understood. So I sent an inquiry asking what else could have been referred to (we are both abroad so he wasnt eligible to be under my taxes filed at this time).

I got a response today. "Your documents are under review. We will let you know if you need to correct something".

....that's why I contacted you, NVC, you told me to correct something and I'm trying to figure out how if it it seems I did follow directions.

Could I be missing something? Everything else was easy to take care of. I don't want to be denied over this.

Just got notice that our submitted documents were accepted by CEAC. But in the notes/dms it added small corrections?

However does accepted mean DQ? Cause I couldn't reupload to fix what it asked.

I imagine it will take a few weeks to hear for more too but what a nice way to end the year if this means a DQ

Hey guys, sorry to be back with another round of silly questions:

We just uploaded everything Friday, JST timezone, so waiting to see if we get DQ'd.

First question is not the title: if by chance my Joint Sponsor isn't considered enough, we would get rejected before the DQ for not having "sufficient paperwork" right? Or do they wait until the interview? If they wait, would I just ask a second person to be a joint sponsor and bring their paperwork instead?

And for the title question, if my Joint Sponsor is enough, is it better to still bring 2024 W-2s? We uploaded it now, but due to birth and such we will have to schedule stuff for end of March which is close to Tax-filing time. Better to be prepped for that?