US Immigration from France

I hope it's ok to create a new post for this as it's a different subject that doesn't really fall under the first.

So, we did not get a joint bank account yet. My husband isn't allowed to work yet, so we were waiting until he was allowed. Also, it was just easier since it took a while for the banks to hash out the situation with the funds for some reason. (French banks seem to be a nightmare, or maybe just his.)

In any case, he finally has his funds transferred and he has his own account. To help pay bills, he just transfers money to me and I pay them. We were going to split it up once he had a job, but that's what we've been doing for now.

Is his bank account mailed to our home enough proof that he's living here with me as a couple? We do have a joint phone bill now, he and my step-daughter are on my plan and they send me the funds to pay, I can print out and include a copy of the bill.

They are also on my health insurance plan now, I can print something with that? Or just photocopy the cards?

In addition to this I have photos of us of course, our wedding, us with the family, us at trivia night with my brother, etc...

Would these work?

TIA!

So because we are down to the wire and bc of a miscommunication with our joint sponsor, we may not have the joint sponsor documents in time to meet the 90 day deadline.

My brother is out of the country and won't be back until the 17th. Our 90 day mark is 10/16? Maybe 10/13 actually bc he came into the country 7/16.
In any case, unless my brother gets back too late.

It's my fault. I didn't fully understand the different deadlines bc I've been running around for school, work and getting all the appointments set up.

We got the SSN for him and opened them both bank accounts but this...

So, please don't berate me. Trust me I know. I'm sick with it.

I know you all get asked stuff like this all the time by idiots like me but what do I do if I'm filing a little late? (like days late)

Is there any way to get an extension?

I don't meet the financial requirements without the joint sponsor so I'm not sure if filing without his stuff would do any good.

I'm filing out the I-765 and I-864 forms for both my husband and my step-daughter. I'm unsure which category to file them under for the I-765.

Is it "a6" "K1 non immigrant Fiance or K2 dependent" or "c9" which it states to apply under if you have a pending application for adjustment of status.

We are in the 90 days now... but *just* as he got here July 16. (I know! but I had school and a ton of stuff to do for it so I'm getting to it now.)

TIA!

Evening everyone!

We are about done with the K1 application but came across a question that stumped us. It asked which US embassy/consulate my French fianc will be getting his visa. He is closer to the Rennes location, but we were told only certain ones might do the K1. I cannot find a list to say which one we need to list, but I'm guessing it would probably be Paris. Does anyone happen to know where in France he will have to get the visa, interview and etc?

We are filing for my husband and step-daughter here on K1 and K2. We got married August 21.

I'm a little short on the income requirements for the 125% with him, his daughter and my own children. (just until I graduate nursing school and we'll be fine once he's working.)

We are using a co-sponsor for my husband and step-daughter.

Does the co-sponsor file a seperate I-864? He's married. Does he file with his wife? (They file taxes jointly.)

Is it correct that we do not need to file a separate I-864 for my step-daughter?

What do I check off on my I-864 to indicate that there is a co-sponsor (to cover the fact that I won't meet the

% requirement.)

The doc from the US embassy in France who did his medical exam gave him a hard time about vaccs that he already had (she marked that he didn't have them when he had proof that he did... it was one of the ones you get in 2 or 3 and he had the 3.) He literally got everything that was on the list but apparently they changed the requirement the day before his appointment.

In any case, I think that means we have to get him signed off by a civil surgeon? Where do we go for that? I did do a search and came up with a list of names locally... is it just a doctor with a specific certification from the government?

My husband and step daughter won't be active on my insurance until October. I don't know if it's wise to wait so I guess we're paying oop for that.

Facts that may or may not be relevant:

The co-sponsor does not live with us. He is a family member.

Also, for the I-765, (auth to work) do we have to file for the I-864 first?