I-864

[bogart 3]

I completed G-325, I-485, I-130 and all the supporting documents. Here's the thing, my sister is a joint sponsor and she supposed to mail me the I-864 with all the required documents this week. But unfortunately she has not recieved her Tax returns etc which she requested from IRS. So she told me it'll take 2 more weeks and thats most important document needed for I-864. Should I wait before I file everything?

[aleful 1,905]

I completed G-325, I-485, I-130 and all the supporting documents. Here's the thing, my sister is a joint sponsor and she supposed to mail me the I-864 with all the required documents this week. But unfortunately she has not recieved her Tax returns etc which she requested from IRS. So she told me it'll take 2 more weeks and thats most important document needed for I-864. Should I wait before I file everything?

yes,

you have to file everything together if you don't want to receive an RFE, requesting the i864 for the joint sponsor.

do you have the i693 medical and vaccination? are you sending the i765 as well?

[bogart 3]

Oh ok. Yes i do have em already. Sealed and sitting in my files.. So i guess i have to move the day of my filing date.. I dont know why im in a hurry. Maybe bcoz im worried about that backlog thing.

yes,

you have to file everything together if you don't want to receive an RFE, requesting the i864 for the joint sponsor.

do you have the i693 medical and vaccination? are you sending the i765 as well?

Yes im sending I-765 for sure.

[Minya's wife 25]

I completed G-325, I-485, I-130 and all the supporting documents. Here's the thing, my sister is a joint sponsor and she supposed to mail me the I-864 with all the required documents this week. But unfortunately she has not recieved her Tax returns etc which she requested from IRS. So she told me it'll take 2 more weeks and thats most important document needed for I-864. Should I wait before I file everything?

Are you applying for AOS based on marriage to a USC? THe I-864, with its documentary proof requirements is part of the AOS application (the I-485). Not having complete documents to accompany the I-864 would render the I-485 incomplete and risk an RFE. I would wait until all documents are in place before sending the application off.

[bogart 3]

Yes i am ma'am! Thank you for the advise. So for now i will wear a shirt saying, "Patience is a Virtue" LOL

Are you applying for AOS based on marriage to a USC? THe I-864, with its documentary proof requirements is part of the AOS application (the I-485). Not having complete documents to accompany the I-864 would render the I-485 incomplete and risk an RFE. I would wait until all documents are in place before sending the application off.

[YuAndDan 153]

You indicate filing an I-130 along with the I-485, from what are you adjusting status from??

Work, Student, Visitor? If Visitor, do you have B-Visa or was VWP??

If Visa Waiver, you may be in for a rough ride, seems USCIS is going hard on AOS from VWP.

[bogart 3]

I came here in the US legally as a tourist and overstayed 3-4years already.

Edited January 27, 2011 by bogart

[jkelly07 120]

maybe you can send the G-1145 e. mail notification.each application has it's own documents,so you need to make a lot of copies of all the files, all seperate

[YuAndDan 153]

I came here in the US legally as a tourist and overstayed 3-4years already.

Tourist B-Visa or Tourist on Visa Waiver Program?

What I am driving at is: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/292498-i-485-denied/ (AOS form VWP)

You are not AOS from a K-Visa, so this will be moved to the correct forum..

[bogart 3]

Oh my mistake.. Anyways, im on a B1 visa. What's the difference between B1 visa and VWP?

Tourist B-Visa or Tourist on Visa Waiver Program?

What I am driving at is: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/292498-i-485-denied/ (AOS form VWP)

You are not AOS from a K-Visa, so this will be moved to the correct forum..

Edited January 27, 2011 by bogart

[YuAndDan 153]

Oh my mistake.. Anyways, im on a B1 visa. What's the difference between B1 visa and VWP?

VWP, is a program with some countries where their citizens can visit the USA without a visa, for example Canadians, or British Citizens, and more... the VWP program waives certain rights, and can be much harder to adjust status from.

B-Visa is required to visit from counties without a visa waiver program with the USA or in cases where entry on VWP was denied.

[bogart 3]

I see.. So that means my case can be processed and theres a big chance to get approval from uscis? Were inlove and our marriage is in good faith. In that way, we have nothing to worry about, right?

VWP, is a program with some countries where their citizens can visit the USA without a visa, for example Canadians, or British Citizens, and more... the VWP program waives certain rights, and can be much harder to adjust status from.

B-Visa is required to visit from counties without a visa waiver program with the USA or in cases where entry on VWP was denied.

[YuAndDan 153]

I see.. So that means my case can be processed and theres a big chance to get approval from uscis? Were inlove and our marriage is in good faith. In that way, we have nothing to worry about, right?

You still may be questioned as to INTENT when arriving on the B-Visa, it's intent is for visiting not immigrations. K-1 fiancee visas have immigrations intent.

Depends on Intent, if the officer at interview feels that the B-Visa was solely used to enter the USA with full intent to immigrate, they can go hard on this. For example being married before entry on the B-Visa, or then long overstay may also make them question Intent.

Visas with much less problems are Work and Student visas, in this case the intent is solid, work, and schooling, and while working or going to school, the visitor meets someone and marries, this is considered normal, and rarely results in any denial over intent.

[bogart 3]

Wow! Now that made me think One more thing, my friend has the same case as mine but while he was staying ilegally he has a job so he is working illegaly. What i heard is, that will be waived by law if a USC marries you and petitions you..

You still may be questioned as to INTENT when arriving on the B-Visa, it's intent is for visiting not immigrations. K-1 fiancee visas have immigrations intent.

Depends on Intent, if the officer at interview feels that the B-Visa was solely used to enter the USA with full intent to immigrate, they can go hard on this. For example being married before entry on the B-Visa, or then long overstay may also make them question Intent.

Visas with much less problems are Work and Student visas, in this case the intent is solid, work, and schooling, and while working or going to school, the visitor meets someone and marries, this is considered normal, and rarely results in any denial over intent.

Edited January 27, 2011 by bogart

[YuAndDan 153]

Wow! Now that made me think One more thing, my friend has the same case as mine but while he was staying ilegally he has a job so he is working illegaly. What i heard is, that will ne waived by law if a USC marries you and petitions you..

In most cases of a B-Visa overstay, they do waiver it. Just be prepared to document or convince that immigrations was not your intent when arriving on the B-Visa.