US Immigration from Czech Republic

I am not sure if I should include the part time jobs I've had in the past - they were all outside of the US and I've been a student until now. The jobs I worked were either weekend jobs or allowed me to choose when I came to work (sometimes only 3x a month).

Should I maybe explain that in the additional information?

I am currently in the US for 2 months and just got married. We are filing the I130 online and I am still not sure if I should use my new name or my maiden name.

The passport I came to the US with is obviously still with my maiden name and I won't be able to change my ID and passport. This process takes weeks, sometimes months in my country, so we really dont wanna wait for that in order to file. The only document that has my new name on it o far, is our marriage certificate.

So my question is, do I put my new or maiden name there? Do I maybe explain in the additional information part what the deal is? I don't think this should be a problem, but I dont wanna risk anything with the USCIS ...

Thank you

Okay so here is the problem. I just realized that the doctor in my home country did not check Varicella History on the medical form that shows my vaccinations but rather he wrote in Not routinely available / marked it as D despite me telling him I had chickenpox as a kid. Will I get a RFE or am I okay to send it in as is? The form is signed as completed. Anyone else has had similiar issue/experience? Please help.

Title. I am in a fb group for ppl who moved to usa and I asked a question about paperwork, however everyone is grilling me over me getting married in the states being illegal eventhough I clearly stated that I will be going back home before the 90 day period and well be doing CR1 visa (we wanna send out the I130 while Im still there though). I really dont think what I plan to do is wrong, I do think those people are wrong, but just to make sure.. is it ok or not?

Thank you

Hi! I have a question about tax return as a married international student.

I was a F-1 student from Fall 2019 until June 2020. I got married last year (June 2020) to a US citizen and we want to fill out our taxes jointly.
Recording to the IRS, I can choose to be treated as a resident for tax purposes for 2020 since I got married in 2020 and we want to fill jointly.

Will I qualify for the tax credit (1098-T) to get tax refund then? I paid my tuition by myself so I should qualify for that If I understand it right.

Is anyone in the same situation? Does your school have a problem to issue you the 1098-T or was there any problem with that?

Thank you for any advices!

Tereza