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This is how I always contacted them.  Sometimes, it took a day or for a reply. 

Thanks for the reply. Yes I have a work contract, great idea! To foward the contract and a short explanation letter stating my situation (my current income will not continue when I move), I'm assuming I should upload this to the main portal where I uploaded my "AOS supporting documents" right? It just states to upload.
A bit confused cause another / seperate RFE says to specifically upload info via the inquiry form ("Please resubmit the correspondence in this document at: https://nvc.state.gov/inquiry"). That RFE is just contact info for an accountant letter I uploaded. Thought inquires were for asking questions, not for adding additional information/documents, but apparently for this specific request, it is not.   

Great, thanks!

Alright sounds good. I'll probably just do the 1 year then as to not complicate things. Thanks for the feedback!

Nice, ya it truly is an amazing country. Really going to miss it, but also excited to be back in the states. 

Sounds good, thanks for the insight!

Wow that’s a long time to delay!  Thanks for sharing your experience. It’s so interesting cause before I was concerned about it going way too slow, but things change once a baby comes into the picture. 
And yes, good call on getting my CRBA info clarified and straight before we have our baby.
Thanks so much. Hope everything is going well for you. 

Wow that’s a long time to delay!  Thanks for sharing your experience. It’s so interesting cause before I was concerned about it going way too slow, but things change once a baby comes into the picture. 
And yes, good call on getting my CRBA info clarified and straight before we have our baby.
Thanks so much. Hope everything is going well for you. 

Got ya, thanks so much for all the help, I really appreciate it 

Pay stubs are not needed when stating $0 as income, as there is no income to document.  No employment letter.  No pay stubs either.

Okay… much sure to upload the paystubs when you  are at NVC stage.
You should also read the following link (obtain financial evidence) and read the NVC forum in VJ to read the experiences of members who were living abroad and then moved back with the spouse they were sponsoring. 
 
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-5-collect-financial-evidence-and-other-supporting-documents.html
 
If you completed Form I-864, I-864A, or I-864EZ and the income reported on this form or your tax transcript reflects income below the poverty guidelines for the year the form was submitted, submit evidence of your income. This can include evidence of current employment or self-employment, recent pay statements, a letter from the employer on business letterhead – showing dates of employment, wages paid, and type of work performed – or other financial data.
For those who are unemployed or retired, submit a photocopy of ongoing income from other means, such as: retirement benefits; other household members' income; or other significant assets. Even though you need a joint sponsor (unless you decide to qualify using assets) you still need to complete your own I-864 with the correct supporting documentation.   
 

WOW!  Did not realize that. I guess I need a joint sponsor then. 
I don't have enough assets, nor will I have a job upon arrival to the US.

Yes I do have all my paystubs and tax info for the past 3 years all set and ready.
But apparently the letter of employment is irrelevant since I will not be keeping the job when I move back to the US with my wife, so I need a joint sponsor. 
So, good in the sense that I don't need to worry about any employment letter, bad in the sense that I have to get a joint sponsor and deal with that situation. 

WOW!  Did not realize that. I guess I need a joint sponsor then. 
I don't have enough assets, nor will I have a job upon arrival to the US.

Yes I do have all my paystubs and tax info for the past 3 years all set and ready.
But apparently the letter of employment is irrelevant since I will not be keeping the job when I move back to the US with my wife, so I need a joint sponsor. 
So, good in the sense that I don't need to worry about any employment letter, bad in the sense that I have to get a joint sponsor and deal with that situation. 

I am an American citizen living abroad with my wife. We had our i-130 approved and are about to start the NVC process for the CR1.
We are having a baby in in 3 months, and I want to send out all of our info for the NVC process within the next few weeks.
Should I do the i-864 or the i-864w? Since our baby isn't here yet, it's a bit confusing. 

Thanks! Ya we are living abroad and it is difficult to get a joint bank account - I didn't realize that was meant more for those currently living in the states. 
Good ideas for the additional proof of marriage. We don't use social media but I'm sure we can come up with additional examples of proof.