Request for initial evidence (i-485)

[richo 0]

Yes, that is true. But my Husband owns 30 houses that could easily be liquidated (I mean even just selling 1 would meet the poverty guidelines).

Its how you use the assets, what percentage is consistent income/what is assets, how you word the documents that you send and how lazy the Adjucator is in processing the case.

I think I read in recent thread here...that they (USCIS) are more concern on the continuous income like from a stable job or a stable business...its like even how great your assets are and well it should/ can be converted to cash in a year if needed and without causing difficulty to the sponsor..

Thats true too.

[visao 1]

My visa says the k1 status expires soon.. I'm confused. How do I show the school that I'm here legally? I sent them my pending AOS and the document that was stamped after I was fingerprinted. They said this was not good enough.

If an NOA from filing AOS isn't good enough, then you'll have to wait for the EAD or GC, whichever comes first, because there is nothing else that shows you are here legally.

Regarding savings, we only showed proof of her savings account with has about 3 times the amount. Anyways, we called USCIS and they said the problem was 'likely' that they lost her info.

To be able to use assets (i.e. savings), you need to have either 3x or 5x the poverty guidelines figure in order for them to use it. I don't remember which, but I think it's 3x.

"The total value of all assests must equal 5 times (3 times for spouses and children of USC's, or 1 time for orphans to be formally adopted in the U.S.) the difference between the poverty guidelines and the sponsor's household income" --Form I-864

[hadyu 0]

Thanks for the help!! We've gotten a joint-sponsor.