US Immigration from Japan

My fiance is living and working in Canada on a work permit, which will expire the beginning of May. We received the NOA2 at the beginning of this month.

I am beginning to become worried that we won't be able to get an interview date before her work permit expires. She could do a tourist visa to stay in Canada longer, but would she be allowed to do the K1 Visa interview on a tourist visa?

How difficult would it be to switch embassies this far into the process if we can't get an interview before the work permit expires?

Hey guys! So I have my NBI Clearance already but somebody said I need NBI with A.K.A since I changed my Last name to my married name now..

on my NBI It shows my (Family Name) that s my before last name when I was single since I didn t have middle name when I was a child and then my Last name now in Husband s surname section.. anybody can help me with my situation.. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!

My daughter got Advance Parole and used it to back to Japan. And she could re entry into USA.

The travel document expires November 2020.

She need to back to Japan again until expire day. But the travel document has only one parole stamp area. Can she use the document several times until expire? She used once and already parole stamp on it. Do anybody know about it?

So, I make enough money for the I-134 ($32k/year), but my tax history/working history is short for the past 3 years. In 2017 I did a brief summer internship, and in 2016 and 2018 I did not work at all. I was in college during this time. I graduated college and began working full time a few months into 2019. My interview will be coming up soon and I doubt I i will get my 2019 tax returns by then.

I feel like this would not look great and could result in a denial. So my question is, would it be best for me to have my dad as a joint sponsor? Am I even allowed to have a joint sponsor if I meet the minimum?

Also, how is the form filled out with a joint sponsor? Would my dad and I both fill out an I-134?

This form has been causing me a lot of stress and I haven't been able to find any answers specific to my situation.

Just had the NOA2 approved yesterday! Now we are looking at the next steps and I had a few questions about the I-134.

1. Do I need to disclose student loan debt on this form? My students loans are around $25k and I currently make about $32k/year so I'm wondering if this is something that could result in a denial?

2. I believe I may receive a promotion in the coming weeks. My salary will decrease by about $500/year but I will now be able to make $10k-$15k in commission a year. How would I report this on the form?

3. Should I use my dad as a joint sponsor? Or with my current salary and student loan debts should I be fine? (I also have a car loan that will take a few more years to pay off, around $8k left).

4. I didn't work in 2018 as I was a student, so I don't have any tax returns from that year. Is this ok? I don't believe I will receive tax returns for 2019 until after the interview.