US Immigration from Vietnam

My wife is filing for her AOS, and I will be the sponsor on the I-864 and my mother will be household member/joint sponsor on the I-864A. As the ones filling out the I-864/I-864A forms, are we required to submit W2's, or are the most recent tax transcripts of the past 3 years sufficient?

Here is what happened during my wife and child interview at USA consulate in Vietnam:

Husband is petitioner & USC; wife and daughter immigrating from Vietnam.

• After waiting .Went to the first heavily glassed window where we provided original birth, marriage cert and divorce documents and police certificate. No other originals or copies were provided despite what they asked for on website prior to interview.
• We spoke into a microphone when she asked both of us: What is your address in America? Wife responded Michigan, I responded with exact address.
• Asked wife: Have you had problems with police?
• Asked wife: How many children have we both had?
• Asked wife: How many times have you been divorced?

Ater waiting we went to a Second glass window for the formal interview by two interviewers. Speaking into microphone.

• Asked wife: Where did we meet? And when?
• Asked wife: How many times divorced?
• Asked wife: How many times I (husband) go and come to Vietnam?
• Ask wife: What s his (husband) job?
• Ask wife: Was your (husband s) first wife from Vietnam or different country?
• Asked both of us separately in different languages: Where does he/you (husband) live now?
• Interviewer Paused .And then stated Congratulations your approved.

Note: total time approximately 5 hours. Visas arrived 5 days later. I hope this helps.

Hello, I need some help with the I-131 form. Does Part 7 need to be filled out? I watched a video regarding this and they said that it's not needed. But I still want to make sure. My wife is filling out this form along with her I-485 and I-765. She checked the box 1.d. in Part 2. And the reason for her submitting this form is incase of a family emergency and she needs to go back to her country in order to take care of her family.

So I'm looking for some opinions on how the following may affect a case:

Due to to volatility of time it takes for an application to go from being submitted to being issued, my fianc e and I decided to have a courthouse wedding first then the actual ceremony later. We know this is not a problem, as most couple do it this way, but of course that means we have not much to show for when it comes to wedding plans as proof of a bona-fide relationship at the interview. We came up with the maybe not so great idea of stating our plans in our Letters of Intent to marry.

So question here, could that be interpreted as the petition being for immigration purposes? As if another way to word it would be "We are doing the courthouse wedding only for the purpose of fulfilling our end of the bargen."

Any thoughts??

I'm about to finish filling out my I-485, I-864, I-765, and I-131 forms and wanted to know if it will serve me any benefit in filling out and submitting form I-693 (Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record) along with the AOS, Work Permit, and Travel Documents?

My wife recently arrived to the US on a K1-Fiance visa. We got married, and she already got her medical exam done in Vietnam last August 2022. I heard that USCIS is now waiving the interview process if you submit the I-693. Or if they send you an RFE asking for the I-693, then your AOS/greencard interview gets automatically waived and you will receive your greencard, expediting the process.

Can anyone confirm this?