US Immigration from Nepal

Hi guys, first of all.. love everyone here. I don't know how I would have made it this far without you guys...seriously.

My wife and I (petitioner) are at the application of the NVC stage. I have a slight dilemma. I have my 2022 (latest) tax transcript and plan to only submit that (+ W2 and recent paystubs) on my affidavit of support, instead of the last three years - mainly because my 2021 tax return is still processing due to filing for ITIN number for spouse (regret doing so). How exactly would I fill this out in the form, if I am planning to only submit the latest tax return? It still wants me to fill out the last three adjusted gross income - so does that mean I should still include the 1040 and W2s of all three years?

I am USC filing for my spouse, we just got to the NVC application stage and during the DS260 it asks if she has ever been denied visa and if so to explain in a text box. When she was graduating from school, she applied for a student visa and was denied (low chance to get visa) and was told it was because they didn't believe she would come back after graduation. She doesn't really have any paperwork for this but given it was done in the stated country embassy where NVC interview takes place ..they should have the proof. Do you guys think this is a red flag or should I just omit this?

I am planning to submit only my 2022 tax return transcript and have heard that an employment verification letter is helpful, should I do so or is this just extra and not required?

Hi guys, I have a slight dilemma. I am a USC whose wifes i130 just got approved. We are moving to the NVC stage. Last year, I got overzealous and filed for an ITIN number for my wife with my 2021 tax returns (married filing jointly). Finally after a year, she got that approved few weeks ago however, my 2021 tax return is still not processed and might take another few months per IRS...

I know the requirement is only latest tax year which would be 2022 returns (correct me if wrong), so I am debating about just e-filing as married filing single this time around to avoid anymore headaches - despite having an ITIN number for her (I will get less refund back but that's ok). Do you think my strategy sounds right?

P.s - there is no way for me to get a transcript for 2021 as IRS says they are processing it...and I keep hearing that sending last 3 tax returns is safe bet so I'm stressed. Thank you

Filed I130 for parents 01/19/2023.

got a sibling who is 19 right now. will be 21 years old on dec 2024.

will my parents able to get green card soon and file petition for their son before he turns 21 or else he will age out.

is it possible or ?