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Tax transcript takes about five minutes to get from irs.gov (I do it yearly).

Guides tab on the top of the page. Most importantly, figure out how you'll pay for healthcare costs for your mother.

So why isn't your sister DQ yet? Has she completed everything needed for NVC? Looks like they were looking through cases and noticed her PD is current but not completed in NVC so they'll try to follow up with you.

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They actually are now back to bringing more people back on and tackling the backlogs.

Your local US Embassy - the Hague (or some other location if the Hague is not handling immigrant visas) will be where you'll interview for K-1. NVC will just forward your approved petition to the embassy to either schedule your interview or have your schedule your own interview. May want to look up information on the Hague embassy website.

No. You're fine.

That someone is wrong.

My sister went to SC and was "upgraded" to EV which she quickly declined and asked for regular gas vehicle.

No she can not. This is F2A case, AOS is not possible as immigrant visa number is not readily available. Petitions filed in November 2021 is who has final action dates.

Deadlines are the same for every category. How to stop it from being sent? Delay paying the DS-260 and any other payments until either a month before 1-yr deadline. Don't be so fast in submitting the required paperwork - without it, NVC will not documentarily qualify you - no DQ, no interview except in some special cases (problems with obtaining papers, or back and forth on if the sponsor qualifies).

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Well the worst case is they contact you to get a more current one. But sounds like you submitted one that's over 5 years old?

Proof you were in the same location as your wife approximately 9-10 months before child was born? Medical paperwork from going to medical appointments with your wife? If you have none of this, then DNA test will be needed.

Looks like you just added extra time to your petition before it makes it to NVC - via I-824. I'd double check the submitted petition to make sure it's not a USCIS error. If not an error, you have another form to file with extra $$ and time.

Just the way it is - have him live his life as normal. i filed for my younger sister in 2010, needless to say she's still waiting.

Yes. Actually from March 22, 2007 and before applications.

So what happens is you email the consular to ask for DCF processing (aka I-130 acceptance in exigent circumstances, employment change for example), they say ok and tell you to come see them (with or without your new spouse) - you come with completed forms and form of payment and once you have the approval (could be verbal on the spot like we had decades ago, could be via email as it seems to be the norm these days), they'll email you and beneficiary for next steps - DS-260, Affidavit of support, paperwork from beneficiary (medical exam, birth certificate, marriage certificate, any divorce certificate(s), police and court certificates... before they schedule the interview - this all could take couple of months but after approval you don't need to remain in the country, you can head to the US. Don't know about job loss (hopefully doesn't happen), I imagine the process would still go on but you'd need a joint sponsor?

W2 is what you get once you've been working for a company already so that's not something you'd be able to get before end of January next year. For a new job offer, it's the offer from HR on the company letterhead that's needed that lists your offered position, terms of contract - length, start date, location, $$ per year or hr...

I wouldn't reschedule but I also wouldn't do a medical exam until closer to when you expect to receive the missing paperwork.

I find the doctor in this substack very informative on all things, this one is about statins: https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/what-can-statins-teach-us-about-the Wish we had normal not pharma think with other doctors...

Good to know though I doubt it. In any case, you're not really answering questions asked. But do let us know how your naturalization goes...

I'd love to know if OP is claiming his kids on the US taxes.

I for one, will never start taking them. That has always been such a scam - lowering the cutoff numbers for cholesterol so they can sell more, without taking into consideration the status of the person in front of you - no way. Same for the blood pressure - more meds needed to be sold - bring down the numbers so you can get more people on them. No one ever mentioning nutrition, fitness, losing weight, - staying away from HFCS laden drinks, sugar in everything (in bread, really?), portion control.

You can file I-865 even if you still haven't filed I-864.