US Immigration from Thailand

As the title of the OP states we filed my wife's AOS package in 2023 October to be exact. The question now is that since the AOS is still pending should I upload the 2023 tax documents such as the 1099R W2 and new transcripts after I file next month. USCIS app status shows its in step 3 being actively reviewed with an estimate of 6 months.

I would upload it in the app as unsolicited documents.

What are your thoughts? Or should I let sleeping dogs lay and not rock the boat.

Update:Waiting for the I130 to process.

Meanwhile, I have a question.

Can she apply for a visitors VISA, my friend said I can invite her through a notarized letter inviting her to come visit me. He called the form a DS260.

Anyone else know the ins/outs of this and if it's possible?

I am the US sponsor and my fianc e is in Thailand. Our K-1 petition has been approved and soon we will schedule her interview at the US consulate in Bangkok. One of the forms she needs to bring to the interview is Form I-134, which proves that I can support her financially (which I definitely can).

I was planning to open a second bank account for reasons unrelated to this visa (the new bank is closer to my house), but I'm wondering if there's any chance that the consulate would think it's a problem that I opened a new account so recently and then transferred half of my money into it? I'm pretty sure I'm being overly paranoid opening a new bank account is common and not sneaky or illegal but I just want to check with this community. The NOLO book about K-1 visas says "Be aware that if [your average bank balance] is much lower than the present amount, the consulate will wonder whether the U.S. citizen got a quick loan from a friend to make the financial situation look more impressive." This makes me wonder if there are other bank-balance-related things that might make them suspicious. Has anyone ever heard of this being a problem?

Thank you!

hi, my wife's GC was approved dec 8th and "produced" on dec 14th. the letter says it could be up to 90 days to get the actual GC in the mail, anyone know the average time? thanks

Hi, my wife just got approved, yeah!!!! So I guess the USCIS sends the actual green card USPS registered mail, signature required right?

Problem is we not going to be home for a few months, wintering down south but in the US.

I don't want to register a new address since it's not a permanent move. What do you think I should do? Should I ask the post office to forward my mail to my current address? Thanks