Long story, lots of issues, please help

[Billyk 6]

Good thing you opened up someone can understand. This is what you want to do is AOS and don't need to be stressed if your wife is a US Citizen. I try to look up this information but was not provided or I could not find. To file I-130 there is not much you need to provide at the time you apply but make sure the residence addresses, time you provide living together are accurate and they comply with the documents you provide. You can have one or two US Citizens Affidavits who have the knowledge of you marriage and how they got the knowledge of you marriage and where you are living together as married Husband and Wife.

Once you file for AOS then the burden on you to proof that this is a bonafide marriage and you will have Work Permit and Social Security number way before your interview. Then you can't say you could not open bank account or sign a lease etc. I would love to go see Turkey one day!!!! Good Luck

[ssan 0]

Good thing you opened up someone can understand. This is what you want to do is AOS and don't need to be stressed if your wife is a US Citizen. I try to look up this information but was not provided or I could not find. To file I-130 there is not much you need to provide at the time you apply but make sure the residence addresses, time you provide living together are accurate and they comply with the documents you provide. You can have one or two US Citizens Affidavits who have the knowledge of you marriage and how they got the knowledge of you marriage and where you are living together as married Husband and Wife.

Once you file for AOS then the burden on you to proof that this is a bona fide marriage and you will have Work Permit and Social Security number way before your interview. Then you can't say you could not open bank account or sign a lease etc. I would love to go see Turkey one day!!!! Good Luck

guys thank you for all answers, I'm really feeling better now. Everything is accurate and yes she is a US citizen, as I said this is a real marriage, we are a family and we have been living together more than 18 months from now. We are living with her grandmother. She is old and was living by herself and offered us to move in her house to help her for daily stuff also would help us to fix our financials by the time by not having all these bills, rent etc..( that's how we are able to start preparation of AOS ) anyways, can you give me some examples about how this sworn affidavits could be. I think I can get from few people attended our ceremony, has knowledge about us etc. Do they have to be notarized?

@Billyk, you should visit Turkey. I know everybody would say my country is the most beautiful country to visit, but I mean it. If you are interested in with history, natural wonders/beauties Turkey is the best place you can visit. But you need to plan a long journey ( like a month or so ) because there is soo much to see. Just Istanbul would take your 2 weeks think about the rest Hope you will.

[Robinhood 13]

guys thank you for all answers, I'm really feeling better now. Everything is accurate and yes she is a US citizen, as I said this is a real marriage, we are a family and we have been living together more than 18 months from now. We are living with her grandmother. She is old and was living by herself and offered us to move in her house to help her for daily stuff also would help us to fix our financials by the time by not having all these bills, rent etc..( that's how we are able to start preparation of AOS ) anyways, can you give me some examples about how this sworn affidavits could be. I think I can get from few people attended our ceremony, has knowledge about us etc. Do they have to be notarized?

@Billyk, you should visit Turkey. I know everybody would say my country is the most beautiful country to visit, but I mean it. If you are interested in with history, natural wonders/beauties Turkey is the best place you can visit. But you need to plan a long journey ( like a month or so ) because there is soo much to see. Just Istanbul would take your 2 weeks think about the rest Hope you will.

You shouldn't worry too much as your wife is US Citizen. I suggest you keep records from bank saying that they could not open joint account because of no SSN and no valid ID, it will at least provide a proof that you genuinely tried everything possibly you can. I suggest you take a written letter from previous landlord saying that they could not include your name because of no SSN.

Keep all receipts, phone bills and other proofs which shows you were living at that address. Take letters from neighbors that you were living there.

Good luck and dont worry too much. There are worst cases out there but still people manage to get through.

[Ismail+Cassie 36]

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