got married recently and i have a question

[AmAjjD 33]

I understand.

From what i read on the web and hear is because we only 6 months together it might seem not genuine :\

I spent 24 years back home and never found some one like my wife, that i share every thing with her.. its amazing because she is actually my soul mate, we think together we completer sentences together every thing!

I've got sponsors but we don't have joint account and other stuff... we got an apartment on lease but not loan on our name nor insurance :\ that's why i m afraid from the process because we don't have all this stuff especially when my last saving that i brought with me start to ran off... what do you think?

Because you haven't been together for very long, just prepare yourself for a lot of questions at the interview about your relationship, and expect to be asked for physical evidence (receipts for payments, flight itineraries, photos, etc.). Take a ton of photos of you and your wife, with your extended family, on small vacations even if it's just a day trip to a museum, and you should be fine. You may be asked to show proof that your family knows you got married in the US and are acceptable with it, so expect your family to be contacted or expect to have to prove your family has accepted and is knowledgeable of it. Be prepared to answer some big questions such as where you met, your first date, how you proposed, how long you've lived together, how long you've been in the US, if you know specific things about her.

Just take a deep breath at the time of the interview, because if you not only have what the ask for but can provide plenty of what they ask for you should be fine.

[michellefor 1]

The IO will be going to ask you a lots of questions since you and your wife are only together for 6 months and you were here as B1/B2 they will be giving you some hard time but as long as you can prove you guys are in real marriage and love each other that shouldn't be a problem for getting a Green Card. The other thing you should concern is you will have to apply for I864 the affidavit of support , If the petitioning sponsor does not meet the income requirements,then you might have to find a joint sponsor if she can't.

[andrewjalo 0]

We practically soul mates, we know every thing about each other and we are almost 24/7 together so that's wont be a problem

about the sponsor, is he need to be at the same city as we are? because my uncle living at New York and he's very wealthy and based, is the distance matters?

[KayDeeCee 4,896]

Page 9 > http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864instr.pdf

A joint sponsor can be any U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or lawful permanent resident who is at least 18 years old,
domiciled in the United States, or its territories or possessions, and willing to be held jointly liable with the petitioner
for the support of the intending immigrant. A joint sponsor does not have to be related to the petitioning sponsor or the
intending immigrant.