US Immigration from Laos

Hello I went to the country of Laos where my wife and child is currently residing to file for a CRBA and Passport at the local us embassy filing out the crba application there was a question that asked was the child born while we were married I check no cause he was born befor we got our marriage license finalize In the country of Laos . I scan all required documents and sent it to the us embassy via email and got a schedule appointment 4 days later. At the interview I presented all my documents that was on the check off list to the first person the package of file got accepted I pay the fee and waited about 30 mim got called up the window there was a different person who asked us to raise our right hand up for the oath after that I was asked explained my relationship with my wife I wasn't prepared to tell the whole story of my life with my wife so I made it pretty short and simple he then asked me how long have I lived in the US, did I travel anywhere else other then LAOS, when did I first come to Laos, did I go to highschool in the US, not asking my wife anything then the officer responded that all for now and had me and my wife signed the crba application and the passport application also a agreement I will take care of my son Intel he is 18 because he was born out of wedlock. Gave us all our original documents back and said we will call you to inform you of a approval we went on our way. Should I be concerned about my interview cause I felt like I didn't explain my relationship really detailed only up to me traveling to meet my wife for the first time and the interview was really short less then 10 min. How was your experience and how long did it take for you to know your CRBA was approved. Thanks

Hello I'm currently in the process of submitting my I -130. last time I checked the affidavit of support requirements for me my son and wife was 33,300 in the state of Alaska I just check today march 8 2020 and it jumped up to 33,939. I'm a little concerned cause on my 2019 w2 form box number 1 is different from box number 5 and I googled why the difference it was because I had money that was pre tax will I still meet the required income ? Please help.

So my wife went to Japan in 2015 and worked there for 3 years then went back to her nationality country would she have to go back to Japan and get a police record too or one of the three is required only. Please let me know if you guys know . Thanks

Here's the situation, my parents are both disabled and my youngest brother, who is 14, cannot be dependent on them anymore. My middle brother became Head of Household and have been claiming my youngest brother as a dependent since 2015. However, my middle brother got laid off early spring of 2019, so I became Head of Household and now I temporarily claim my youngest brother as a dependent until my middle brother finds a stable job.

Fast forward, one of the questions on the i-129f application asks if we have any children under 18. Confused and unsure by my situation and the question asked, I selected, "no," because I don't have any children under 18. However, after doing my taxes and doing more reflections, I'm unsure about my decision I made about "not having any children," as my tax return indicates that I am claiming two persons. To clarify, this isn't my child, this is my youngest brother.

Will this have any impact on my application (which was submitted back in October)? And if it will, how do I go about making this correction? Again, my youngest brother being my dependent is very temporary and may change anytime my brother finds a stable job. Thanks!

hi i need help. i want to bring my mom to the usa to live here. my question is do i have to file a i-130 and i-485 together? or just the i-130?. ty in advance