US Immigration from Nicaragua

I just sent my wife's Adjustment of Status application but I'm afraid it won't get approved in time for next year's taxes. I've read that she can apply for an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) so I can claim her as my dependent. How can I get an ITIN for her? How long does it take?

I plan on going to an agency like H&R Block to do my 2020 taxes. If I go with my wife, do they offer services to assist people who don't have SSNs yet to get ITINs?

Please advise on what I should do as I want to make sure I have enough time in case applying for an ITIN takes a long time.

Hi have a few questions about the next steps in the k-1 process.

we received our NOA2 on July 13th.

I called the NVC and was given my case number on August 11th.

I haven t received anything else.

so I am wondering what I can and should start doing. When can I make an interview date. And when send I submit the ds-160 ?

When do i I use the case number.

basically could use some direction as to what to do.

Thanks in advance!

Hello. I have a question about Humanitarian Reinstatement.

USCIS has approved humanitarian reinstatement for a I130 case. (Original petitioner is deceased, substitute sponsor is fleshly sister of beneficiary, and NVC Welcome Letter is now directed to fleshly sister). When filling out the NVC online application, who should be put as the "petitioner" in the section that asks for petitioner's information? The deceased? Or the new Sponsor?
I think it should be the new sponsor (fleshly sister) but just need to make sure. Thanks!

Hello everyone: I went to the interview on August 5, 2019 in Managua, Nicaragua.

I interviewed the consul and told my husband that he waits a moment and he asked me the following questions:
1. How many times to enter the USA
2. How we met
3 when we got married
4. where my daughters were born.
When he finished asking me he asked me for the transcripts of the taxes, and I called him to ask him:
1. how we met
2. How did the marriage ask me
3. When we got married. Everything went well in the interview, and he told me that he was approved by him but he needed the marriage certificate, because the one I was carrying was not from the civil registry. and gave me the green paper saying it was 221g. I sent the correct marriage certificate on August 6 and my case still goes through an administrative process. I wanted to know if someone in this forum has gone through the same situation and how long their case has taken. Thank you

Hi all, hoping to get some of your insight and perhaps experience.

My husband and I have been asked by a friend of his to write an affidavit of support letter for him and his wife's immigration stuff. The husband is a citizen and the wife isn't so I think it's for AOS (they spoke to my husband so this is all second-hand info that I have). So since I'm his paralegal/secretary/maid/accountant wife and my first language is English he has asked me to write it for him. I'm wondering how detailed do these need to be. For example, if I write "they are nice people" should I give examples as to why they nice?

I'm thinking that since the letter don't hold much weight do immigrations officer doesn't want to read 3 paragraphs of "why they are nice". I tried telling my husband to tell them to focus on getting actual evidence but they insist so I guess it will help them feel better or more prepared.

Thank you for any info that you can offer!