US Immigration from Dominican Republic

I am on the second part of our visa process to where we file our online applications and documents on CEAC. Question 1: My husband does not have his passport yet and will be getting one after quarantine. Will we be able to start form DS-260 even though we are missing his passport information? Is the online application able to be saved and we can come back to it later once we have the information? Also did you have all those documents translated to English?

Question 2: I filled out the AOS form and am concerned about my income in 2019. I ve made 50K this year. But I also lost money from a business through deductions. And it brought my income down. Do you know if they would take that into consideration or overlook it?

Hi everyone

my fianc enter the USA on March 5th,

we haven t got married yet because everything is closed on NYC,

now on the city clerk website they put a project Cupid, which is letting people get their marriage license online, I managed to do that, but the closest appointment to sign the license online through a video chat with the clerk is by the end of July, which I choose,

my concern is that by then, the 90 days period would be ended,
i don t know what else to do, is not like is our fault no getting married on time, all our plans has been changed, at this point we just want to get married even with no celebration at all...

any advice pls, thank you.

So I am married now to my husband from Dominican republic. He is still there amidst this corona virus. He doesn't speak much English and that is the only thing I am nervous about for when he comes here. Hes learning but what are some jobs that are best for Spanish speakers in the us? Where English can be learned or not spoken much. What have some of your husbands/wives from other countries found best for jobs/income? All suggestions welcome. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone. Who is in the process with a loved one from DR?

Hi all, this may sound kind of particular but I had prepared my K1 initial packet to send to USCIS this week and I prepared it in a binder with clear sheet protectors and page dividers. However, as I was going over everything with my friend, she told me that USCIS is expecting me to send just the papers with 2-hole punches at the top. Is this true? I have seen many videos of people preparing their packets with binders and nice presentations. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks