US Immigration from Mexico

A couple of weeks I asked about using beneficiary's income to file for AOS (link).

My timeline is more or less, get married in December, wait for W-2 from work end of January, do the taxes as Married Filing Jointly, wait for 1040. Once we have it the next step is do AOS.

My question is how should we fill the I-864 form? Should I also include I-864A? Should we even wait for the 1040 submit the AOS package ASAP?

Thanks in advance

Are you able to pre-pay for the I-94 when crossing the border to El Paso? My fiance is trying to pre-pay on the website, but it isn't recognizing his visa number.

Hey Guys,

I'm having trouble with this question: What is your name exactly as it appears on your Permanent Resident Card?

There is a discrepancy in how the N-400 fields are formatted and how the green card is formatted.

This is what the legal name should be:

Given Name (first name): "Joe"

Middle Name: "Harry"

Family Name (last name): "Mason Jones"

But the green card says:

Surname: "Mason Jones"

Given Name "Joe H"

The N-400 is asking "What is your name exactly as it appears on your Permanent Resident Card?" with fields for Given Name, Middle Name and Family name and I'm not sure what to put.

Hi all, I scoured the forum but it seems most answers didn't directly apply since most people already had a B1/B2 tourist visa or Visa waiver when they applied for a K1. So here I go:

I want to have my Fiancee visit the USA in April 2020 so he is going to apply for a passport in January, ok so step one is done. At the same time in January we will be submitting the application for I-129 (K-1) Fiancee visa. I would like to know if he can travel to the USA with a pending K-1 as his visa, aka without having a visa waiver (mexico not eligible) or having a B1/B2 tourist visa of any kind. For example, Does he have to have a visa of some sort since the pending K-1 is not technically a visa because it is not yet approved. FYI, I understand he could still be denied a POE, but he must visit once before we begin this 9 month K-1 journey! (visit USA once at my request not to satisfy the in-person i-129 requirement, the in person has already been satisfied)

Applying for a Green Card for a Victim of a Crime (U Nonimmigrant) (Mexico)

In order to file we need to submit documentation for form I-485 #11 Certified Police and Court Records of Criminal Charges, Arrests, or Convictions.

In the State of California when the fingerprint report was run and the name of the applicant's fingerprints are linked to his brother's name.

Does an attorney have to write the letter to the Bureau of Criminal Information and Analysis at the CA DOJ or can a simple letter be written? Has anyone written such a letter and what did you put in the body of the letter requesting the master name on the Identity History Summary be modified?

Thanks!