September 2019 AOS Filers

[Zach2015 211]

My wife just received her biometrics letter in the mail for October 10th.

[SanjaAlex 248]

Also got my biometrics appointment in mail today, for October 7.

[Ayrton 965]

Received my biometrics letter today as well for Oct 7th.

[Juliee 59]

Just now, Ayrton said:

Received my biometrics letter today as well for Oct 7th.

My appointment is same date.

[AOS filer 22]

biometric appointment letter for October 10th

 

 

[AOS filer 22]

6 hours ago, Zach2015 said:

My wife just received her biometrics letter in the mail for October 10th.

Our timeline very similar. I m expecting RFE though for birth certificate. I send secondary evidence for birth certificate. So let’s see how it goes. 

[Save85 22]

On 9/25/2019 at 4:44 AM, TastyCake said:

Did you mail yours in USPS?  That's how mine was sent in.  Sent 9/13, received 9/16.  No text, email or check cashed yet.  I heard (after the fact) sending via USPS can add up to a week to the processing time.  I am not sure if this is true though.  If true it makes me wish I went the FEDEX route.

We sent ours USPS. I think it varies from which location. I've sent it to Chicago from San Francisco. still nothing heard back or check hasn't been cashed yet. sent 9/12, received 9/14. It's exactly 2 weeks now. Hoping to hear from them this coming week

 

My wife already took her biometrics from her country and submitted it.. wondering if that plays an affect to the process.

Edited September 28, 2019 by Save85

[pasadenagirl 12]

@Greenbaum

 

hello again, do you guys know how to know if we are okay with the poverty guideline.

We used lawyer last time for application of visa. in affidavit of support he did not mention any dependent. though my hunsband have 2 kids on his first marriage they are both in joint custody. they are still considered as his dependent right?

and us being 4 in the family how much do my husband needs to earn in a year if we are here in california. I am for adjustment of status. thank you

Edited September 28, 2019 by pasadenagirl

[Ayrton 965]

3 hours ago, Save85 said:

We sent ours USPS. I think it varies from which location. I've sent it to Chicago from San Francisco. still nothing heard back or check hasn't been cashed yet. sent 9/12, received 9/14. It's exactly 2 weeks now. Hoping to hear from them this coming week

 

My wife already took her biometrics from her country and submitted it.. wondering if that plays an affect to the process.

Everybody needs to do biometrics again after filing for AOS.

[Ayrton 965]

2 hours ago, pasadenagirl said:

@Greenbaum

 

hello again, do you guys know how to know if we are okay with the poverty guideline.

We used lawyer last time for application of visa. in affidavit of support he did not mention any dependent. though my hunsband have 2 kids on his first marriage they are both in joint custody. they are still considered as his dependent right?

and us being 4 in the family how much do my husband needs to earn in a year if we are here in california. I am for adjustment of status. thank you

The kids needs to be mentioned. They're part of his household.

 

For 4 people, that's the poverty line (125%):

[Sarge2155 4,587]

2 hours ago, Ayrton said:

The kids needs to be mentioned. They're part of his household.

 

For 4 people, that's the poverty line (125%):

With the expanded guidelines effective  October 15th it's  going to be easier for a adjudicating officer to deny a case based on public  charge. Simply put if the adjudicating officer "thinks or feels" you will be a public charge in the future after weighing all the facts  they can deny you.

[AOS filer 22]

1 hour ago, Sarge2155 said:

With the expanded guidelines effective  October 15th it's  going to be easier for a adjudicating officer to deny a case based on public  charge. Simply put if the adjudicating officer "thinks or feels" you will be a public charge in the future after weighing all the facts  they can deny you.

We don’t know how this is going to affect anyone or how adjudicating office will respond to financial of application and beneficiary. May be it won’t be as bad as we are thinking it is. People who are sitting in USCIS more than 90 percent of them are either immigrants or ancestors of immigrants. They been there n they have seen it, so Let’s think positive.

[MarryMe987654 244]

7 hours ago, pasadenagirl said:

@Greenbaum

 

hello again, do you guys know how to know if we are okay with the poverty guideline.

We used lawyer last time for application of visa. in affidavit of support he did not mention any dependent. though my hunsband have 2 kids on his first marriage they are both in joint custody. they are still considered as his dependent right?

and us being 4 in the family how much do my husband needs to earn in a year if we are here in california. I am for adjustment of status. thank you

I would refer to this link for poverty guideline: https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p

I would think that your husband need to include his 2 children from first marriage in the household size count. So looking at the website, it looks like your husband needs $32,187 for a family of 4.

 

Hope this helps.

[pasadenagirl 12]

5 hours ago, Ayrton said:

The kids needs to be mentioned. They're part of his household.

 

For 4 people, that's the poverty line (125%):

Thank you so much, I was just confused if he needs to put them or not because our lawyer did not mention them on athe affidavit of support filed with i29f. 

[pasadenagirl 12]

14 minutes ago, MarryMe987654 said:

I would refer to this link for poverty guideline: https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p

I would think that your husband need to include his 2 children from first marriage in the household size count. So looking at the website, it looks like your husband needs $32,187 for a family of 4.

 

Hope this helps.

Thank you so much, I was just confused if he needs to put them or not because our lawyer did not mention them on athe affidavit of support filed with i29f.