US Immigration from Mexico

I am working on my N-400 on the 5 year rule.

I am wanting to upload my past 5 year IRS Tax transcript but the IRS website only offers the past 4 years. Should I just upload the 4 I have or have the IRS mail me the 2018 one and then upload it when I get it?

Hi ! Can anyone offer some information about form 221g when no additional documents are required ? I had my interview in Juarez Mexico June 28th. I had my interview and the only document they questioned was my birth certificate since i wasn't registered until I was 17 years old. My mother brought me to the u.s as an infant and never registered my birth until the Mexican Consulate in San Antonio Texas started offering that service in 2017. The officer that interviewed me stated that they needed to talk to my mom to get "the facts straight". I went back the next day with my mom and they told me that there was no note that she was necessary in anything and that I was placed under administrative processing and just had to wait. I was able to get on DACA with that birth certificate when I was 17 years old so I never imagined that would be an issue. My spouse wanted me to get my residency so I would have a more permanent status. I've been in the U.S my whole life so this is very devastating. Does anyone have a timeline on how long this might take or advice on something I can do to speed this up?

Thank you !

Hello all,

I have 2 questions but first let me layout all the important details...I submitted an I-130 for my wife and another for my stepdaughter in August 2019. USCIS approved the I-130 petitions in April 2020. I filled out, signed and uploaded 1 I-864 into CEAC May 2020. I did not "Submit Documents" until much later due to a custody case that we were waiting on for our daughter. (Biological father has never been in the picture or helped out regardless of how much my wife tried. So he lost custody in 2021, which he never exercised to begin with.) All of our documents were approved and documentarily qualified in May 2023. Our visa appointment is in Ciudad Juarez, Mex on 21-Jul-2023.

So, I've had 3 tax seasons in between that time. The I-864 has an "expired" expiration date. I used 1 I-864 for both my wife and our daughter.

Questions:

• Expired I-864: Should I complete, sign and upload another document into CEAC? Or should I complete and sign an updated one so that my wife can hand carry it juuuuust in case they ask for a recent one? We have all of my tax documents for the last few years already.
• I cannot find where I read that 1 I-864 would be good for both of them. Even though the forms have been documentarily qualified, should I fill out one for my daughter? The one i uploaded to CEAC was the same one I did for her mother. If I should complete a second one.....upload it? or have it on hand in case they ask?

Thanks in advance!!!!

I am filling my N400 online with the 5-year rule. I have read so many people saying I should upload 5 years of tax info, yet the Online application does not request them, and the guide only mentions it when talking about not being in the US for x amount of time.

So far, I've only uploaded my husband's divorce certificate, my GC, my marriage certificate... but now I'm wondering if I should go ahead and look for the past 5 years of income tax ... so from 2019-2023.

Am I missing something? What should I do about the taxes?!!

I'm not sure if this is the right forum and I haven't been able to find a concrete answer elsewhere. So I know people file the N400 while their I751 is pending, however my wife's GC doesn't expire until 06/2024, meaning we couldn't file the I751 until 03/2024. However, She came on a K1 visa on 09/16/2020 and we got married on 09/17/2020. Wouldn't that mean she could file for the N400 after her 3 years of being here, since our 3 years would be 09/17/2023, and you could apply 90 days earlier (which would be in a few days from now)? If so, is it allowed to file for the N400 before filing the I751?