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hey vj haven't been here for a while, been super busy since i arrived but it's time for us to focus on preparing for AOS so i return here to you awesome people who helped us so much with our K1 <3

okay so, going to apply for my ssn on thursday, and we are planning to get married on the 3rd may~(bit late i suppose, but still within the 90 days :P)

so my questions are as follows~

-if we marry in the 90 days, but AOS is a few days after the 90, is that okay?(i doubt this will happen but just incase we are delayed)

-does fiance file i-864 if not above poverty limit?(he is like, almost there, just like, 100 off or something xD)

-as fiances parents file taxes/own buisness together, is only one i-864 needed or do we need a i-864 and an i-864a?

thank you so much you guys are the best ^^

k1 journey <3 -

-30th oct 2013: sent I-129f package

-1st nov 2013: package arrived at lockbox

-6th nov 2013: received noa1 email/text

-8th nov 2013: alien registration number changed

-15th nov 2013: noa1 hard copy arrived

-19th nov 2013: noa2!!!!

-17th dec 2013: nvc receive

-23rd dec 2013: consulate receive

-15th jan 2014: medical done

-3rd feb 2014: found out interview date via email

-7th feb 2014: received interview letter

-14th feb 2014: interview APPROVED!!!!!! <3

-22nd feb 2014: visa in hand

-26th feb 2014: POE New York JFK

-26th feb 2014: together <333

K1 journey over! Next stop AOS! married! :D

AOS <3

-23rd may 2014 send paperwork with USPS

-26th may 2014 usps says delivered!

-2nd june 2014: NOA1 texts received

-4th june 2014: biometrics letter receive

-26th june 2014: biometrics appointment

-6th august 2014: EAD card production ordered!!!!

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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Yes, it is ok. There is no deadline to file for AOS, just file as soon as possible so you are not out of status long.

Yes, the USC petitioner/sponsor is required to file an I-864.

One parent files the I-864 and the other provides an I-864A to go with the spouse's I-864.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

 
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