US Immigration from Thailand

I have a question for the group looking for Tax advice. We married in 2019 and I filed Single instead of Married filing Seperately or Joint. By filing Joint I will get back about 11,000. I haven't done my taxes yet this year but expect it to be significantly better filing married joint. Our application has been DQ'd 12/16/2020 and it looks like my wife could be here around June based on others being processed in Bangkok. Would it be better to file a W7 requesting an ITIN for my wife and daughter or file an extension and wait for the SSN to be issued when their visas are granted? I know this isn't directly Visa related but it definitely affects lots of us here.

Thanks,

Dave

Can the required two years of visit together be waived due to covid19? We were together three years ago talk every day for five years but we re unable to be together due to covid. We were also. Afraid to file our K-1 visa until the vaccine was available. I intend to go to Thailand to bring my fianc and her grandson to the USA immediately upon approval. I also intend to adopt her grandson.

Got the email today my I-130 for my step daughter has been approved. Now heading to the NVC. Couple more fees and an interview and one long flight.
good luck everyone

Hi all, I have a few questions if I may.

I applied for a IR/CR1 in Dec 2020, and we are going to US on B1/B2 next month and plan to stay 6 months (we live together in Thailand now). My listed address on the application was a rental in Thailand. We obviously don't want any more documented sent here since we are moving out so should I change address to a friend in Thailand or to my US address for next 6 months? Can I list my wife's address as a US address?

Also what happens assuming I130 approved? I think I get a packet of stuff for the I-864 form right? I think I can fill that in, in USA right and return it. Then the NVC will send all that to Bangkok I guess. What if Bangkok calls my wife for an interview while in the US? Can she change location to the US? Can she delay the interview until after she gets back to Thailand in October? Is any of this likely to happen before October anyhow?

Thanks for helping, Steve

Good morning all, I have a question. I filed an I-130 for my unmarried minor step child who resides in Thailand. I am a US citizen and her mom is a LPR in the U.S.

Questions are:

1 how difficult is the completion and submission of forms required at this stage?

2. What s the average timeframe for processing at this stage in the game.

the I-130 was processed through TSC