US Immigration from Nigeria

My Wife finally has her interview at the Consulate the beginning of February and I have a predicament I'm trying to figure out how to handle.

We were DQ'd in August 2021, and after I filed my 2021 taxes I uploaded my tax documents, IRS transcript and an updated I-864 to the CEAC in July of 2022.

I changed employers in October of 2022 and not sure what I should do.

1. Do I upload another I-864 showing my new employer and add paystubs from when I started in October along with an Employment Verification Letter? (taxes for 2022 will likely not be completed in time for the interview but I do have the W2 which reflects my pay from October 10, 2022 to end of year from new job). I've been told that with such a short time at my new employer they may ask for a joint sponsor at the interview. By the time of the interview I will have been with new employer for almost 4 months.

2. Do I just leave it as is with the documents that were uploaded in July 2022? My worry is if they ask her where I work she would have to say my previous employer, or it may be possible they request recent pay stubs to ensure I am still employed with my old job which I could not produce.

Has anyone had any success on approval from the embassy sending a expedite letter due to financial loss? If so can someone please help me I currently just had our 1st child and can t work need my husband to care for our child also how do I ask for assistance from my congressman to write letter on my behalf and does it work

My wife and I have been married since June 2019. We filed taxes jointly for the first year but decided to file married but filing separately on our subsequent taxes. We both make good money. Will filing taxes under married but filing separately have any impact on her being my sponsor for the I-130 application? She s USA citizen.

Thank you in advance

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