So many Question (merged)

[Destiny2000 10]

My husband (canadian) is filling out the form and it asks Is your current spouse applying with you.....should he put yes since I'm doing the I130 , etc?

[Destiny2000 10]

On form I 131 Part 2 asks for "Application Type".....what would I put there? 
In case you're not familiar with me, my Canadian husband is here in the US with me. We are sending in the I 130...I 485.....I 693....I 864....I 139a....I 765 and the I 131 in all at the same time (I was told that was best by someone I spoke to at the USCIS call center).

[NikLR 13,232]

~~moved to AOS from work, tourist, and student visas from US citizenship discussion.  Please direct all of your future questions about your husband's adjustment of status to this forum. ~~

[NikLR 13,232]

~~moved to AOS from work, tourist, or student visa from AOS from K1 or K3~~

No you are a USC and do not need to adjust your status.  

[skimmilk 32]

What @NikLR said.  The I-485 is for adjusting the foreigner's status and the question really means, "Is your spouse also a foreigner who must adjust his/her status?".  Also, we're all Canadians in this thread!

[Destiny2000 10]

My husband is filling out his form and it asks what date you want to travel. He doesn't have an exact date to put in there, what should he put?

Thanks all!!

[GreatDane 366]

Before you go down that road, I would double check passport stamps and all email accounts/accounts you might use for travel, like Priceline. If you can find flight or hotel information, that will be very helpful. Note that most forms only require the past 5 years of travel. If you've been through everything and still can't find it, I'd include approximate dates with an explanation that it's an estimate as the original travel information wasn't available.

Pro tip - Once you've filled out the form, make sure to keep copies at every step along the way so you already have the travel dates, employment, and addresses recorded without having to look them up again. It saves a lot of time and as the years go by, it gets harder to pinpoint the exact dates.

[Destiny2000 10]

Just now, GreatDane said:

Before you go down that road, I would double check passport stamps and all email accounts/accounts you might use for travel, like Priceline. If you can find flight or hotel information, that will be very helpful. Note that most forms only require the past 5 years of travel. If you've been through everything and still can't find it, I'd include approximate dates with an explanation that it's an estimate as the original travel information wasn't available.

Pro tip - Once you've filled out the form, make sure to keep copies at every step along the way so you already have the travel dates, employment, and addresses recorded without having to look them up again. It saves a lot of time and as the years go by, it gets harder to pinpoint the exact dates.

He doesn't have any stamps in his passport as he's always came to see me in Ohio by car at the Detroit border crossing.
He just wants to be able to travel if needed while the immigration process is going on. We are sending all our forms on Sept 29th., his mom isn't in the best of health and if something were to happen he wants to be able to go see her in Toronto.

[geowrian 22,338]

Assuming he is doing AOS...

TBD/As-necessary/Unknown. A specific date isn't needed for AP due to a pending AOS application.

[Dolce Vita 5]

14 minutes ago, Destiny2000 said:

My husband is filling out his form and it asks what date you want to travel. He doesn't have an exact date to put in there, what should he put?

Thanks all!!

Just put TBD or unknown should be okay

[Destiny2000 10]

Thank you!!

Does he include the biometrics services fee of $85?

 

Edited September 14, 2017 by Destiny2000
I found the answer. :)

[geowrian 22,338]

2 minutes ago, Destiny2000 said:

Does he include the biometrics services fee of $85?

For the I-485, if he is 14 to 79 years old, then the biometrics fee is required. Total: $1225

There's no fees for an EAD or AP when filed with (or due to) an I-485.

[Destiny2000 10]

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

For the I-485, if he is 14 to 79 years old, then the biometrics fee is required. Total: $1225

There's no fees for an EAD or AP when filed with (or due to) an I-485.

Thank you!! Sorry I'm such a pain, I'm just nervous  

[Destiny2000 10]

So there is a biometric fee for the I 131 too? I'm reading the instructions over and over and I see it for that for as well.

[geowrian 22,338]

8 minutes ago, Destiny2000 said:

So there is a biometric fee for the I 131 too? I'm reading the instructions over and over and I see it for that for as well.

No. Only the I-485.