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I am going off of this site: https://ustraveldocs.com/cn/en/immigrant-visa#kvisa

There is a section on the K1 Immigration Visa page that states, "If you have received a letter from the National Visa Center (NVC) saying you may begin online processing, you need to scan and upload all necessary civil and financial documents to our online Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC)".

If the email doesn't explictly tell you to upload documents to the site, I assume we can just ignore it? I assume some K1 Visa applicants have to upload documents to the site. Otherwise, why would there be this section on the K1 Visa page.

I'm asking for verification and clarification. Thank you.

EDIT: It was the general Immigration Visa page, but the link brings me down to the K1 Visa section of the page.

Anyone have success storys of filing K1 visa with only VA disability income. 100% p and t, had payments not for 4 years and no other income. No possible sponsors either so please dont bring that up =). Looking for success storys people had and what they did to do it, I understand RFEs are sent back alot but then are they approved ? Any details or previous experiances would be great. Fiancee is from india, we are thinking mumbai embassy.

Asking for an employee of mine.

She got her 10 year GC through an I-360 (long story). She can apply for N-400 now. But, in all but 2 of the years she was not required to file a tax return because she did not work at all. She did file for 2025 and 2021 but none of the other years. IRS has a letter of non-filing but that just says you did not file. It is not proof that you were not required to file.

Would it be enough to get a letter from an accountant saying she was not required to file + the IRS non-filing letters + account transcripts showing $0 owed?

Or, does she just need to file for every year?

As of today, the USCIS status page shows 16 months; so if accurate, we are looking at an October 2027 approval date. How accurate is the USCIS timeline? Have members been getting approvals earlier?

Thanks.

My dad filed for my siblings and I in 2017, I got married in 2018 and my status was updated to married. Now I'm getting a divorce and I'm confused on how to proceed. I have the following questions:

1. How does this affect my application?

2. Am I required to send in a divorce certificate?

3. If yes to question 2, does it mean there will be a change in expected timeline?

4. Can this process be expedited in any way?