US Immigration from Japan

Hi I move to the US in October this year by K-1 visa. Currently I applied SSN, still waiting for SSA issue the card.

Planning the wedding in December and I will submit the AOS at end of December before k-1visa will be expire.
Here is what I would like to ask is that if I will get SSN before the EAD, can I work ?
thank you

I and my daughter got EAD the other day, (originally entered by k1 and k3 visa.)

Our i485 is still pending.

I got my social security card after a few days that we got Combo card, but still haven't received my daughter's one.

She's10 yo.

I thought she's eligible for ssn, but do we have to wait till i485 is approved?

I sent i-129f last week from HI.but after that I lost my credit card and stoped it...

Should I make another i-129f or I don't know what should I do...if someone knows please let me know!!!!!

Thank you.

Looking for some advice:

My fiance and I received our NOA2 for our i-129f K1 visa petition on 10/08/2021.

My question is in regards to the I-134 affidavit of support document required for the subsequent interview.

Currently my fiance and I are still living together in Japan. I work as an English teacher at a private educational institution.

I make above 125% of the US poverty line but all my income is foreign.

my taxes reflect this as well.

As far as i know none of my income can be used as proof of income for form I-134.

I don't have a job lined up in the US yet, but as an honors graduate of the University of Washington with 4-5 years of teaching experience directly out of college i imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to find one upon my return to the US.

question 1: Would it be beneficial for me to return to the states prior to my fiance to secure a job? Is my foreign income truly worthless for form I-134?

plan B: go the co-sponsor route and have my mother be the sponsor.

However, my mother retired last year to focus on making art. She is gaining a lot of traction in various art galleries but would still likely fall under the poverty line on paper.

If i had to estimate, she could provide proof of at least 10-12k annual income from her art sales.

She also has about $80,000 in an investment account that could be used as assets.

Question 2:

Would a co-sponsor using mostly assets be okay at the Japan consulate? Will it look bad relying completely on a co-sponsor?

There's simply too much conflicting information and most of what i can find is quite dated.

Any advice is greatly appreciated:

Hello All,

My wife is listed as a user on my American Express account. I have several statements showing her card being used that I was thinking of including with evidence. Several of the statements are from before we changed her name on the account and still show her maiden name. Is it okay to use these? Thanks!!