B2 to help US citizen after surgery

[African Zealot 1,455]

I don’t think she’s ready to be married yet hence finding all these phantom excuses about bans and fraud not to get married immediately. That’s the bottom line.

 

Good luck!

[Mike E 11,739]

1 hour ago, Anna Hessler said:

So both via paper? Thank you!

If you file them all together, it has to be by paper because the others  cannot be filed online. 

[discoverusa 258]

Also, you stated you are not working. You will have to find joint sponsor for affidavit of support. 

[Anna Hessler 119]

6 minutes ago, discoverusa said:

Also, you stated you are not working. You will have to find joint sponsor for affidavit of support. 

Do I? I still have my job, I’m just temporarily out due to the injury. Thank you! 

[SalishSea 17,801]

8 hours ago, Anna Hessler said:

I'm worried it would be denied/thought to be fraud because of the situation. Our premise for marrying and doing AOS from here is the accident and the fact that I need help at home. What if the immigration officer handling AOS thinks that my accident wasn't serious enough to need help? Or what if they ask why someone else couldn't help me, why did he have to stay and do it?

 

I think I'm overthinking this but I'm just so worried something will go wrong. I hope I don't sound argumentative, its not that at all. I'm just afraid haha. Thank you so much for all this help!

Unlike many who adjust from VWP/B, your circumstances truly did change.   I would marry and file the AOS//EAD/AP documents straight away, along with an expedite request for the EAD since you are unable to work.

 

Hopefully you have a joint sponsor lined up.   Best luck.

[Boiler 45,445]

OP is still employed, on sick leave.

[Anna Hessler 119]

6 minutes ago, Boiler said:

OP is still employed, on sick leave.

Yes, and still earning 60% of my salary through short term disability insurance. Good ol’ Aflac! 

[Boiler 45,445]

So you are not being paid by your Employer, when do you expect to be back at work?

[Anna Hessler 119]

3 minutes ago, Boiler said:

So you are not being paid by your Employer, when do you expect to be back at work?

No, through insurance. Does it matter where the money comes from? No clue on the return date just yet, depends on how surgery goes. My ortho team says maybe as soon as 12 weeks if I heal well. 
 

The income will matter at the interview stage right? So I’ve got time to figure this out? I’m assuming it’ll be 6-12 months for the AOS interview with the way things have been going. 
 

Thanks again! 

[Boiler 45,445]

You mentioned AFLAC.

 

Normally you would send in pay slips with the I 864 but you will not have any, well if this is recent maybe you do.

[Anna Hessler 119]

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

You mentioned AFLAC.

 

Normally you would send in pay slips with the I 864 but you will not have any, well if this is recent maybe you do.

Yes, Aflac is my disability insurance company that is covering my salary during this issue. I’m a salaried employee so I get paid once a month. The accident happened just a little while ago so I got a December paycheck pretty close to normal. 

[Boiler 45,445]

I would go with those.

[SalishSea 17,801]

29 minutes ago, Anna Hessler said:

The income will matter at the interview stage right? So I’ve got time to figure this out? I’m assuming it’ll be 6-12 months for the AOS interview with the way things have been going. 

No, if he is adjusting status, you will be sending the I-864 with all supporting documents with the I-485.

[Rocio0010 5,579]

Just to chime in (I haven’t read all the comments yet) once you submit your paperwork your husband will not be able to work, even remotely. 

[Mike E 11,739]

1 hour ago, Rocio0010 said:

Just to chime in (I haven’t read all the comments yet) once you submit your paperwork your husband will not be able to work, even remotely. 

She has a pending I-129F

Edited January 2, 2023 by Mike E