US Immigration from Italy

I was documentarily approved in August. Nvc wrote Is that yes, we were documentarily approved, but the Consulate in Naples was closed. We called the Consulate, and It was actually open and doing spousal visas. We wrote this to Nvc. No answer. So we asked for an expedite. My husband' s health has been deteriorating for a long time, It Is very likely that I will go through a new lockdown soon, and my son will not be able to enter college if this thing Is going to take months. So we asked for an expedite. Rejected because there were no birthdays on It. They told us to submit It again with birthdays which we did on the second of September.

No answer.

What Is the point in being documentarily approved if they do not even know if a Consulate is open or closed, and if they are not going to answer anyway to anything? Nvc does not answer emails and now It Is not answering the expedite.

I am desperate and I have been for a long time.Sorry for the rant. Any advice Is appreciated.

After your receive dq and interview date can you reschedule and put on hold for a while?

Mainly is due the actual situation and difficulties to move within 6 months.

Thanks

Hello again everyone,

I filed for AoS from ESTA on March 3, did biometrics on August 4 and today, September 4, got in mailbox both EAD/AP approved! I feel I have been very lucky considering that USCIS offices were closed from middle March up to June 4.

Is there anyone else who experienced the same? I am still expecting my interview to be scheduled, though.

Thank you,
Lilly

My son and I got the emails starting that our documents were approved. But the email says that the Consulate Is closed (Naples). On the website they still look open. I was convinced that Consulates were under an executive order to process spousal visas , and spousal visas only. Am I wrong? What can I do now? I have waited almost three years now. My heart Is shattered

Hello! We are about to fill out the I-864 and I-864a with my mother as a co-sponsor for my Italian husband. If in 2019, we earned a combined $70,000 (for a household of 3 including my husband who is not yet here), yet I am currently unemployed due to COVID-19, am I all good for income requirements or would they likely expect to also see current pay stubs? Are current pay stubs important if the combined income for the previous tax year is well above the 125% poverty level threshold? I'm not sure if I should scramble for any job that comes my way in a rush right now or if I could just hold tight and accept the right job in my field if current pay stubs would indeed be required. Would being unemployed right now be a bad look or are they factoring the pandemic into their decisions do you think? Thank you so much for any insight that you can provide.