US Immigration from Australia

Hey guys,

My partner doesn't work and we are relying on her Mother being our co-sponsor. My partner has never filed any US taxes either. Her Student visa here in Australia ends in at the end of 2021 and she will be returning back to the states then, we are hoping that the visa will approved by then (yes high hopes i know). I've seen heaps of people being denied their K1 visa even though the co-sponsor earns double over the threshold and i'm stressing as i do not want to let this happen in the process.

What is the likely chance that this will happen to us? I know the Sydney Embassy accepts co-sponsors although i know that the form I-134 has almost no legal weight which is often the denial in this recognition which could leave me potentially ineligible for the visa. My partner has no cash assets or any what so ever.

I've explained in my previous posts about not going down the CR-1 visa due to cultural and family reasons. I would really prefer as much advice on K1 visa topics or any other solution about getting married together in the states. Thanks so much for everyone's amazing advice.

Hi all,

Time flies and it's almost the time to renew my 2 years green card.

One simple question, on I-751 form, it asks about all children. So my son was born after I got my 2 years green card, and he has already had his US passport. So in this case, do I still need to put his name on I-751 form? And the select "child not applying with me"? Do I just need to pay the biometric fee for myself only, plus the application fee?

In addition, the form on USCIS website expires on 12/31/2019? And we can still use this version, since there's no update?

Thank you!

I see on the I-129f they have my address and mobile number but everyone seems to be contacted via email.

How do they contact the beneficiary to send P3 and schedule the interview just based off the I-129f?

Hey everyone,

Just curious if anyone has experience where they previously withdrew an I-130 and then re-submitted down the line? My spouse and I have been married for over a year now and this first year has been very difficult on us as a long distance couple, the current pandemic, all on top of normal marriage arguments, and not to mention we are a young couple. It got to us eventually, and we actually withdrew our first petition. We've been able to work on things individually and then together, so we went ahead and submitted the I-130 again. I imagine the interview will now be slightly harder due to questions of "Well, why was it called off the first time", "What makes you think it'll work this time", and etc. Looking for any feedback from the same or similar situations, thanks!

Hey everyone,

its been a long time since I have been on this site. But I am in the process of citizenship after living here in USA for 9 years!

I sent off my paper work via mail yesterday. I was eligible for the fees to be waived because of our income, below 150%.

I came across this by accident, I wish I had known sooner, because I had being putting off applying because of the $750! and going up every year.

Has anyone experienced filing for citizenship and the fee waiver? I am not sure what to expect. Would they approve the fee waiver pretty quickly after they get to my application?

or would it go through the whole process and find out months later? I read that they don't usually deny fee waivers if everything checks out.

Anyone here experience the process before? and enlighten me with their experience