Judge My Situation Before Consulate Interview

[Kim and Joseph 36]

I would like everyone to give me their honest opinion. Please Judge my Situation before my Interview.

CR1•Waiting on Interview Letter•(1Beneficiary)

Petitioner (Male)

- Age 29

- No kids

- Income $21,000

- Never Used Government Benefits 

- No health Issues or Disabilities 

- Has Health Insurance (Wife will be added when in USA)

- High School Education 

- Working at the Same Job 3years 

- Not Specialized in any skilled (Maybe Customer Service)

Current Savings in bank ($10,000)

- No Credit Score (applied for a Credit Card to build Score)

 

Household Member (Petitioner Mom)

- Income $26,000

- 2 years with Current Job

- No Dependants

- No health Issues or Disabilities 

- Never Used Government Benefits 

- Has health Insurance 

- No assets (One Car)

- Age 62

- Good Credit Score 

 

Beneficiary (only one)

- Age 30

- No kids

- No health Issues or Disabilities 

- University Diploma 

[Just Paul 4,595]

The interview is more about the beneficiary (and the relationship) than the petitioner.  Public charge issues do often arise.  I take it the DS-5540 looked pretty good.

[Kim and Joseph 36]

1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:

The interview is more about the beneficiary (and the relationship) than the petitioner.  Public charge issues do often arise.  I take it the DS-5540 looked pretty good.

Thank you I'm not worried about Proving a Bonafide Marriage, I'm worried about not Meeting the Income Requirements and going in AP or possibly Denied due to public charge or insufficient income

[Just Paul 4,595]

41 minutes ago, C and L said:

Thank you I'm not worried about Proving a Bonafide Marriage, I'm worried about not Meeting the Income Requirements and going in AP or possibly Denied due to public charge or insufficient income

If your income has increased or you subsequently filed your 2019 taxes, you can provide your spouse with an updated I-864.