Defcualty in answering the i-485

[MichaelGhabour 0]

am on K-1 visa, i got married on 20 decamber, my 90 days finshed 26 decamber

-Address- C/O

-A # (if any)

-Current USCIS Status

-In what status did you last enter? (Visitor, student, exchangealien, crewman, temporary worker, without inspection, etc.)

-Were you inspected by a U.S. Immigration Officer?

-Consulate Where Visa Was Issued

-B. List your present husband/wife, all of your sons and daughters (If you have none, write "none." If additional space is needed, use separate paper).

is that question means my wife kids, they rnt my kids, so how i answer this one?

plzzz help about that cuz am really confused!

[Eveline 9]

am on K-1 visa, i got married on 20 decamber, my 90 days finshed 26 decamber

-Address- C/O

-A # (if any)

-Current USCIS Status

-In what status did you last enter? (Visitor, student, exchangealien, crewman, temporary worker, without inspection, etc.)

-Were you inspected by a U.S. Immigration Officer?

-Consulate Where Visa Was Issued

-B. List your present husband/wife, all of your sons and daughters (If you have none, write "none." If additional space is needed, use separate paper).

is that question means my wife kids, they rnt my kids, so how i answer this one?

plzzz help about that cuz am really confused!

OK, that is not that hard.

1. Address. Write your address where you live in there.

2. A# is on your visa. Look in your passport. It says A# or A0.

3. You last entered as a K1-Visa Holder

4. If an immigration officer took your envelope and opened it etc. you got inspected. Every K1 Holder gets inspected by an immi officer.

5. Where was your K1 VIsa issued, what city?

6. It's about YOUR children, since they would need a green card. I'm assuming your wife is American citizen so her children are too. They don't need a greencard.

Good luck.

[Kez/JWolf 6]

am on K-1 visa, i got married on 20 decamber, my 90 days finshed 26 decamber

-Address- C/O

-A # (if any)

-Current USCIS Status

-In what status did you last enter? (Visitor, student, exchangealien, crewman, temporary worker, without inspection, etc.)

-Were you inspected by a U.S. Immigration Officer?

-Consulate Where Visa Was Issued

-B. List your present husband/wife, all of your sons and daughters (If you have none, write "none." If additional space is needed, use separate paper).

is that question means my wife kids, they rnt my kids, so how i answer this one?

plzzz help about that cuz am really confused!

First Congratulations on your wedding...

deleted because already answered.

Kez

Edited December 28, 2006 by Niagaenola

[MichaelGhabour 0]

thanks you soo much for that help, i need to understand what the hell is going on!

[mercy 1]

I found that the example forms on this site are really helpful. This is the I-485.

[Yodrak 7]

Eveline,

2. The consulates in many countries do not put the A# on the visa. Look on the I-94, or on the petition Approval Notice.

6. His children do not need a Green Card if they're not immigrating. The question does not ask which of his kids are immigrating, it asks who his kids are. (Note that since the marriage his wife's kids, if any, may now be his kids as well - his step-kids - if they were under the age of 18 at the time of the marriage.)

Yodrak

am on K-1 visa, i got married on 20 decamber, my 90 days finshed 26 decamber

-Address- C/O

-A # (if any)

-Current USCIS Status

-In what status did you last enter? (Visitor, student, exchangealien, crewman, temporary worker, without inspection, etc.)

-Were you inspected by a U.S. Immigration Officer?

-Consulate Where Visa Was Issued

-B. List your present husband/wife, all of your sons and daughters (If you have none, write "none." If additional space is needed, use separate paper).

is that question means my wife kids, they rnt my kids, so how i answer this one?

plzzz help about that cuz am really confused!

OK, that is not that hard.

1. ....

2. A# is on your visa. Look in your passport. It says A# or A0.

3. ....

4. ....

5. ....

6. It's about YOUR children, since they would need a green card. I'm assuming your wife is American citizen so her children are too. They don't need a greencard.

Good luck.