US Immigration from New Zealand

Hi all!

In about a week my I-129F will be officially outside the normal processing time, so I plan to contact USCIS about it. I was wondering if anyone has done the same and what may happen, if anything? Do they put in a request to the case so something can happen or do they sometimes just not do anything about it?

Let me know! I ve been waiting for 500 days and I ve lost all hope

Submitted my application today and I was curious if the amount of days outside of the country in the past 3 or 5 years has an impact on your application.

I ended with almost 90 days out of the country in the last 5 years, mainly due to my previous job requiring it.

Has anyone seen or had issues with too much time out of the country?

Filing today and wanted to know what additional evidence I should be including to support my application.

Is it still things like tax returns, bank statements, mortgage statements, basically anything that shows marriage-based evidence?

I have started a couple of businesses as well, should I include the certificate of good standing for them?

As I fill out my application I have to complete this section and this has been the one that messes me up every time I have attempted to file.

I was arrested on suspicion of DUI in November 2013, booked into county and released later that morning.

I was convicted of misdemeanor wet reckless, given 2 years probation and completed that with no more incidents.

I have all the court records/probation notices etc but am unsure how to complete the section as it seems like a repeat of the previous one.

For the arrest section do I JUST put the arrest information only or the entire case?

For the charged with a crime section, do I include the arrest information or just the misdemeanor charges from court docs?

Basically is every section on this the same and needs to be identical each time?

I can't find my USCIS Online Account Number, I believe all my previous applications have been by mail and not online, is this number required or can be ignored?