A few Questions...

[Carlos&Alyssa 4]

Hello! I have called USCIS and obviously did not receive any answers ...so I need your guys' wonderful advice again!

*My first question is about numbers 11 & 12 on the 129-F - My fiance currently works on a Cruise Ship that ports within the US, so I know that I should say YES to number 11...and Im thinking that for number 12 I should write 'Crewman for XXXX Ship* (Im confused because it says 'Fill ONLY if your fiance is with you in the US at the time of filing' -- he is in US but not WITH me) so whats your input on that one? --- Also, he doesnt have an i-94, but he does have an i-95 for working on the Ship...should I put that number instead of i-94? does this sound correct? If so, should I then include a copy of his 1-95?

*I know I have asked this one before but still havent received any concrete answers -- Should I put his home address as his current address even though he will be living on the Cruise Ship for 9 months?

*Lastly, I work two part time jobs which do add up to more than the needed $18,xxx/year --- the question is: Does the fact that they are both 'part time' and I am not actually 'guaranteed' a certain amount of hours have any affect on the outcome, even though I will make enough?

As always, any thoughts, opinions, or advice is always appreciated!

Thanks!

[I+H 11]

*Lastly, I work two part time jobs which do add up to more than the needed $18,xxx/year --- the question is: Does the fact that they are both 'part time' and I am not actually 'guaranteed' a certain amount of hours have any affect on the outcome, even though I will make enough?

If you tax transcipts reflect that you make that much money, your employer verifies your employment and you show a few months of pay stubs, I truely do not think you will have a problem. Also, if you are worried, line up a co-sponsor if you can just in case.

Best of luck to you!