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ok guys...here's my question. how bad will it look on the paperwork for my husbands greencard if *I* the main sponsor is not working, AT ALL. before you ask, yes i have a co-sponsor, my father, and he fortunately makes pleeeeeeeeeeeeenty of money to cover the poverty line plus alot. the reason why i would NOT be working is because i am a full time student. will the uscis understand this and not deny over my unemployment? i have to go to school, not going is not an option. let me know if anyone has any experience of this or any opinions! thanks!

~Chelsea

Our Timeline:

06/19/07: AOS/EAD packet finally off in the mail!

06/21/07: Package arrived in Chicago (Day 1)

06/27/07: NOA1 recieved for I-130 and EAD and I-485 (Day 6)

06/30/07: I-130 and EAD and I-485 *touched* (Day 9)

07/12/07: RFE for proof of joint sponsor's citizenship (Day 21)

07/21/07: Biometrics Appointment in Atlanta (Day 31)

07/23/07: Returned RFE with wanted documents arrives in Missouri (Day 33)

07/25/07: I-485 *touched* (Day 35)

09/06/07: EAD Card Production Ordered (Day 77)

09/12/07: EAD Card recieved in the mail!!! (Day 83)

09/18/07: Interview in Atlanta!!!!!!!!! (Day 89) APPROVED PENDING NAMECHECK!!!!

11/09/07: Card production ordered!!!

11/20/07: Greencard received!!!!!!!!

08/15/09: I-751 package mailed!

08/17/09: Package delivered to VSC.

08/18/09: NOA 1 Extension Letter!! (received 08/24/09)

08/20/09: Check cashed!!

09/29/09: Biometrics in ATL!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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Going to school full time is a good reason not to be employed. You shouldn't have any problems. Good luck :)

Filed AOS from F-1
Green Card approved on 01/04/07
Conditions removed 01/29/09

Citizenship Oath 08/23/12

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Filed: Country: Pakistan
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ok guys...here's my question. how bad will it look on the paperwork for my husbands greencard if *I* the main sponsor is not working, AT ALL. before you ask, yes i have a co-sponsor, my father, and he fortunately makes pleeeeeeeeeeeeenty of money to cover the poverty line plus alot. the reason why i would NOT be working is because i am a full time student. will the uscis understand this and not deny over my unemployment? i have to go to school, not going is not an option. let me know if anyone has any experience of this or any opinions! thanks!

~Chelsea

In my opinion this shouldn't be a problem

***I-130***

2006-12-14 I-130 Sent to Vermont Service Center

2007-01-12 I-130 NOA1

2007-04-06 Approved!

***I-129F (new form)***

2007-01-31 I-129F Sent to Chicago

2007-02-07 I-129F NOA1

2007-04-06 Approved!

***US Embassy Islamabad***

2007-04-25 Packet Received by my wife

2007-05-15 Medical Exam

2007-05-29 Interview Approved!

2007-05-29 AP starts

2007-11-01 Wife got call to pickup her Visa from American Express

2008-01-12 POE at JFK

***I-485***

2008-11-10 I-485 Sent to Chicago

2008-11-20 Payment accepted

2008-11-22 I-485 NOA1

2009-01-09 Biometric

2009-03-08 Interview Letter

2009-04-08 Interview Approved!

2009-04-08 Welcome letter received

2009-04-18 Green Card Received

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Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer and anything posted is just my own opinion

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woohoo! thanks guys! i really didnt wanna HAVE to take time off from school....graduating in 2 years is much better than graduating in 4!!

Our Timeline:

06/19/07: AOS/EAD packet finally off in the mail!

06/21/07: Package arrived in Chicago (Day 1)

06/27/07: NOA1 recieved for I-130 and EAD and I-485 (Day 6)

06/30/07: I-130 and EAD and I-485 *touched* (Day 9)

07/12/07: RFE for proof of joint sponsor's citizenship (Day 21)

07/21/07: Biometrics Appointment in Atlanta (Day 31)

07/23/07: Returned RFE with wanted documents arrives in Missouri (Day 33)

07/25/07: I-485 *touched* (Day 35)

09/06/07: EAD Card Production Ordered (Day 77)

09/12/07: EAD Card recieved in the mail!!! (Day 83)

09/18/07: Interview in Atlanta!!!!!!!!! (Day 89) APPROVED PENDING NAMECHECK!!!!

11/09/07: Card production ordered!!!

11/20/07: Greencard received!!!!!!!!

08/15/09: I-751 package mailed!

08/17/09: Package delivered to VSC.

08/18/09: NOA 1 Extension Letter!! (received 08/24/09)

08/20/09: Check cashed!!

09/29/09: Biometrics in ATL!

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Filed: Country: United Kingdom
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ok guys...here's my question. how bad will it look on the paperwork for my husbands greencard if *I* the main sponsor is not working, AT ALL. before you ask, yes i have a co-sponsor, my father, and he fortunately makes pleeeeeeeeeeeeenty of money to cover the poverty line plus alot. the reason why i would NOT be working is because i am a full time student. will the uscis understand this and not deny over my unemployment? i have to go to school, not going is not an option. let me know if anyone has any experience of this or any opinions! thanks!

~Chelsea

I was unemployed when I filed and I didn't even have a noble excuse like going to school!

Remember:

1- YOU are the Sponsor, regardless of income. If you are asking regarding AOS, you'll be using form I-864 and YOU must complete one as the primary Sponsor.

2- Your father can be a JOINT Sponsor on I-864.

3-As noted, other unemployed people have had cases approved.

Now That You Are A Permanent Resident

How Do I Remove The Conditions On Permanent Residence Based On Marriage?

Welcome to the United States: A Guide For New Immigrants

Yes, even this last one.. stuff in there that not even your USC knows.....

Here are more links that I love:

Arriving in America, The POE Drill

Dual Citizenship FAQ

Other Fora I Post To:

alt.visa.us.marriage-based http://britishexpats.com/ and www.***removed***.com

censored link = *family based immigration* website

Inertia. Is that the Greek god of 'can't be bothered'?

Met, married, immigrated, naturalized.

I-130 filed Aug02

USC Jul06

No Deje Piedras Sobre El Pavimento!

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