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I am currently completing my I-485 form along with i-864 for my AOS.

My husband had his son as a dependant on his taxes (2023 financial year) but will not claim his as a dependant again for 2024 (next year filling)

Should we list our household size as two (me and him) or three (if they take into account his most recent tax return)?

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March 2020 - Met / Started dating LDR

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4 hours ago, powerpuff said:

Minor children must be counted in the household size regardless of whether they were claimed on taxes or not.

Thank you. He is not a minor child. Hes 20

He was claimed on 2023 financial year only because he was a full time student.

He wont be claimed as dependant on financial year 2024

Edited by Etherial

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March 2020 - Met / Started dating LDR

October 2020 - Met in person

December 2020 - Decided to get engaged/married
May 2021 - K1 filed

December 2021 - Travelled to the states on ESTA

June 2022 - K1 approval

September 2022 - NVC case number

October 2022 - Case sent to the embassy

November 2022 - Postponed interview for 1 year - Couldn't leave country yet due to work obligations

November 2022 - Travelled to the states on ESTA - 2nd time

September 2023 - Resumed case / took medical

October 2023 - Embessy interview - Approved

December 2023 - Arrived at the states

February 2024 - Married

March 2024 - AOS/EAD/AP filed

March 2024 - Biometrics 

May 2024 - EAD - AP Combo Card Approved

August 2024 - GC Approved

Posted
30 minutes ago, Etherial said:

Thank you. He is not a minor child. Hes 20

He was claimed on 2023 financial year only because he was a full time student.

He wont be claimed as dependant on financial year 2024

In that case he won’t be included in the household size 

 

 

Posted (edited)

Pardon?

2024 taxes will not be required as proof until after April 15th 2025.

2023 taxes are required as proof only after April 2024 (edit: UNLESS you've filed them already).

If you are filing I485 NOW, 2022 taxes are the required most current year proofs.

Your household size is based on that. 

Edited by K1visaHopeful
 
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