dominykas

Thank you. I know I'm overthinking, but that's human nature when you're thousands of miles apart from your spouse and any minor discrepancy might appear more important than it actually is.
 
IF there were any issue with filing just the 1040 for the last year (without any other forms that we don't have) I will make an update on this thread.

I second to Zack as I'm in a very similar situation as him. I (beneficiary) and my spouse (petitioner) are both living in the UK. My spouse was offered a job back in USA. Since then, we have submitted the I-130 at the US embassy in London and were told we would qualify for the DCF. It is not uncommon that the petitioner has to move back to USA before the beneficiary receives their visa. It appears that you are implying that now we would need to start the process all over again? I don't believe this to be correct. Beneficiaries would just wait to hear from the embassy about the next steps (e.g. submitting DS-260, I-864, booking a medical and the interview etc.).

I second to Zack as I'm in a very similar situation as him. I (beneficiary) and my spouse (petitioner) are both living in the UK. My spouse was offered a job back in USA. Since then, we have submitted the I-130 at the US embassy in London and were told we would qualify for the DCF. It is not uncommon that the petitioner has to move back to USA before the beneficiary receives their visa. It appears that you are implying that now we would need to start the process all over again? I don't believe this to be correct. Beneficiaries would just wait to hear from the embassy about the next steps (e.g. submitting DS-260, I-864, booking a medical and the interview etc.).