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It doesn’t hurt and you should do it. She can be the beneficiary of multiple concurrent petitions.

https://www.dhs.gov/topics/cis-ombudsman

Interesting and TIL. https://www.unitedstateszipcodes.org/60124/ “ Cities in ZIP code 60124 The list below includes the cities that the US Post Office accepts for ZIP code 60124. The preferred city may not be the city in which the ZIP is located. The city for 60124 is usually the name of the main post office. When mailing your package or letter, always include the preferred or acceptable cities. Using any city in the list of unacceptable cities may result in delays. Primary/preferred city: Elgin, IL Acceptable: Campton Hills, Plato Center, South Elgin” Campton Hills is a relatively new incorporated village that afaik has never been part of Elgin though I can believe it has always been in Elgin’s zip code Esteban when it was unincorporated county territory.

Wait the 45 days, then: 1. USCIS ombudsman 2. Your federal senator or representative 3. hire lawyer to file mandamus and APA law suits. wait at least 30 days between steps.

Usually there is a biometrics reuse notice. My wife’s took a couple days to show up. It was backdated to date of filing.

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You can bring your entire tax return to the interview

1. Possibly. After filing ds-160, I would write to embassy and request an extension. 4. Yes 5. Put today’s date there. 6. Answer truthfully 7. varies by embassy 8. varies by embassy 10. when you file I-485, you will also file I-131. It is unlikely I-131 will be approved in time.

I consider the extension letter to be required evidence and it should be uploaded now.

It’s double speak. If money is no object, submit a new I-693

I’ve never heard of I-693s expiring after 60 days. 4. iMO yes. 5. Yes 7. No 2022 tax return should be required.

I don’t such a requirement in https://www.uscis.gov/i-130 There will be a point in the entire process where it is needed.

1. No. But why would you not do that? I’ve lost count of the number of cases I’ve read about where the ISO at the interview had no clue there was a pending I-751. 3. See 1.

Sure I would, but I use TurboTax and amending a tax return is easy with that service.

IMO, there can be an RFE. After the tax filing deadline. Focus on repairing your tax return. So that you are ready. This is new information that contradicts what was written before in the OP.

Call USCIS, say “info pass”, and request to cancel the appointment for an I-551 stamp on your passport

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Looks to me the person who wrote the document with MS Word doesn’t know how to continue automatic numbering of lists.

Yes. The latest tax year is 2021 until one if two things happens: * the tax filing deadline for 2022 * you file a proper 2022 tax return Neither of these things have happened. Nothing, and I mean nothing, would cause me in February to rush filing my 2022 tax return when I know tax 1099 and other forms are still coming. Haste makes waste. I was pressured by my wife’s lawyer to file 2022 taxes before her N-400 interview last month. I said: no My wife took oath of citizenship last week.

You didn’t submit 1099-INT to the IRS. So no. You are not required to submit 2022 taxes yet to NVC because we are still before the tax filing deadline and in your case you have not submitted a complete tax return to the IRS. Your return hasn’t even been accepted. And even if it was, you know it is wrong and you know you need to amend it.

You should submit to NVC everything you submitted to the IRS.

Edit your timeline so that you get better advice. Since you haven’t properly filed you 2022 taxes yet, I don’t see why NVC needs your 2022 tax return, especially since the federal government hasn’t accepted your e file yet.

Get a job and home in the EU. We never advise people who have an ESTA to apply for a B visa You have created a de facto ban for yourself. This was totally unnecessary. You could have spent 90 days USA, then 91 days in the rest of the western hemisphere, and then another 90 days in the USA. Try again in 5 years. You will then get a 10 year multi entry B visa and life will be much better, if you are still inclined to visit the USA (I can understand if you will not be). If it is any consolation, when ETIAS happens this year, the Schengen Area will be doubt the same thing to Americans that Americans have been doing to citizens of the EU. I hate electronic travel authorizations. I have a strong feeling that after November Europe will become inaccessible to me.