US Immigration from Ecuador

Hi, my wife had all the typical vaccines from when she was a child but in Ecuador they do not have any sort of record of this. She recently went to a doctor to try to get started on the long list of required vaccines for her IR-1 and they told her for the majority of them, they are only for babies/children. This, of course, makes sense, as that is normal, but what can she do if there is noelectronic record and she does not have any paper records from 40+ years ago? Curious to hear about others' experience on this topic. Thank you.

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Im a US citizen currently living abroad. I ve gathered all the documents necessary for online filing. I have a few doubts regarding de address. What address should I put in Mailing Address if I don t have a current address in the US? Is it ok to put down my foreign address? Also, in form I130 it asks for address where the spouse intends to live once in the US. I plan on moving to the US in a few months to get things started, such as getting a US domicile, work and also taking the national boards to begin the process of obtaing a DDS as I m a dentist in my current country.

I am trying to adjust status for my wife's K1 visa. While trying to file for AOS [i-485] + Employment authorization [i-765] together in the same package, there is an option to request a social security number on both forms; questions 14-17 on i-485 and 13a-15 on i-765. Should i request the SSN on both? or should I just go to the SS office and get one before even applying for AOS and use the i-94 record plus her K1 visa. Which is the fastest way and can she work with that SSN while waiting for AOS and EOA? Thank you!!

Hello, so I got US citizenship through my father when I was a kid (9 at the time), he was a permanent resident then became a naturalized US citizen. Problem is I never received a naturalization certificate, I've always had a US passport as proof of citizenship. Would this be enough to prove US citizenship ? or is it necessary to file form N 565, pay $555 fee and obtain a certificate this way?

Hey everyone, so I've done a ton of reading and I'm in the process of convincing someone to be my joint sponsor. From what I'm aware a joint sponsor is someone who doesn't live in the same household you intend to live in with your spouse, you don't necessarily have to live with them once you arrive in the US, and it could even be someone from a state other than the one you plan to live in. Am I correct? Problem is my joint sponsor is a little doubtful about the whole process at the moment, what risks exactly would a joint sponsor be undertaking ? and what documents would he/she have to file, other than form I864? What other documents would be necessary to become a joint sponsor? Is this information available somewhere that I'm not aware of