US Immigration from Australia

Hi All

We're after some advice - when we filed AOS in 2019 (to meet the expiration of I-94) my spouse just started a new job. We met overseas in 2018 when he was on a holiday working visa. Needless to say the tax returns (2018) did not show that he made above the recommended poverty guideline. He currently makes above that however when we had to file the documents he only had his employment offer letter without pay stubs. Therefore we're expecting an RFE based on the current situation - almost a definite I would think.

Hence our question is whether replying with most recent pay stubs with cover letter of the expected income for 2020 moving forward (to show above poverty) and a cover letter to further explain the situation (low 2018 tax returns, etc...) would suffice? Or do they only look at the previous year's tax return to make a decision? Understand that they only look at the petitioner's ability to support but I'm sure we'll be above poverty line when both of us are able to work - not sure if that would make the case any better by including that in the cover letter.

We're just staying calm at the moment and not panic when we do receive the RFE - understand that it can be other things on top of the above (missing paperwork, unfilled forms, etc...)

Thank you VJ Community!

Hi all,

I just wanted to ask who else has the same NOA1 date with ours - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019?

Also, when is it okay to follow up about our visa app?

Thank you and Happy New Year to everyone!

Does anybody have the p3 letter for Australia for k1 visa? I d like to get an idea of what is needed for the next part of the process. I ve searched here and haven t been able to find it. Thanks

So I've heard mixed things about this so I figured I would check. Sorry in advance if it's a stupid question.

For the K-1 interview, does the Sydney Consulate require original documents/wet signatures on any of the forms or documents from the US petitioner or any joint sponsor including the I-134 form, supporting evidence or any letters for extension/revalidation?

Thanks

We are preparing everything for the medical exam coming up and I am missing documentation of a few vaccines. My partner previously emigrated to the US as a child around age 12 so he received any vaccinations he was missing then. Him and his mom both have no idea how to obtain these records, but I don't want him to needlessly get them again and have to pay for them when we know he's already had them. Does anyone have any tips on how I could possibly get this info? He doesn't remember any doctors he saw when living in the US for 10 years so I can't track it down that way. Does USCIS keep record of that sort of thing? Will they already know he's had the vaccines since he's technically already legally emigrated to the US in the past??

He's missing documentation for Hep A, MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella), Rotavirus (which says its for young children), and Varicella (which he's had the chickenpox already). Are we better off having the blood tests done to show immunity to MMR and Varicella and then just getting the Hep A vaccine again?

Thanks!