US Immigration from Nicaragua

What is the time frame, after filling the N-400 online?

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

OA.

Working on the N-400 for my wife. Over the years she has done a combination of work, some that she received W-2's, paid income tax, etc. and some in what I think of as the "Informal Economy" - such as cleaning houses and offices, work in which she did not receive W2's nor pay any taxes on. She has no documentation for this informal work. In some cases this work was sporadic and in other cases that was really the only work she did for a few months at a time. Over the years covered for the required reporting I estimate it is probably about 50% "formal work with W2's" and 50% informal. My question is how to report this in Part 8 on the n-400 form, such as "Self Employment" or not to even report it at all? Obviously I know how to report the work for which she received W2's.C

I appreciate any advice on this.

For any of the senior members who happen to read this I just wanted to convey gratitude to you as you regularly hang out and answer people s questions, even if you ve answered the same questions 8 times today already and have finished your immigration journey long ago. You helped my husband s immigration journey all the way from K-1 until citizenship which was completed today. Thank you specially to the great sage @Greenbaum when he separated and made our November 2015 k1 filers thread and regularly chimed in with answers for us newbies.
Your guys experience helps us through so much uneducated and misinformed sources. I stalked the threads almost everyday and maybe asked 2 or 3 questions.
Anyway. Thank you guys!

Will someone tell me what to think about now...what will occupy my thoughts now?

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I am the joint sponsor for the visa petition for a nine year old child of a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR), the I-130 for this child was approved in February, 2016 however the petitioner chose (for various reasons) to delay moving forward with the visa process at that time, in late 2018 the mother (petitioner) received her Permanent Lawful Resident / green card status. This year the petitioner has decided it is important for her daughter to be with her in the US and has determined to proceed with the final steps in the visa process. The Petitioner is an unmarried LPR. I have paid the two required fees (Immigrant and AOS) and have received a receipt. The petitioner and I have recently submitted the AOS forms I-864.

I am confused as to whether the June 22 Proclamation of Trump "suspends the immigration" of the beneficiary in this case or if there is an exemption for minor unmarried children of LPR's. Also, it may not be relevant however the beneficiary is a citizen of Nicaragua. Also, I am confident that the petitioner has not received any "public charge" benefits which might affect the visa petition.

So, my question is whether this child beneficiary of this visa process as outlined above is not eligible for immigration at the present time (currently through the proclamation time of December, 2020 which can be extended) or is exempt from that proclamation. I apologize in advance if this question has already been asked and addressed on this forum.

Hi everyone,

We are still waiting on our DQ email, but we got a message saying my husband(petitioner) was not domiciled in the US. I was super upset with my lawyer because I sent him that information months prior. When he submitted the domicile documents, he submitted my husband's temporary Residency card from my home country Nicaragua (where we both live together until I get approved) We are more than capable of proving he will return to the US with me. We have a lease, US bank accounts, Us credit cards, taxes for the last 3 years with US address, and he already works for a US company - remotely for now. He visits the US at least once a year for a month.

Does anyone know if this is a problem as far as proving domicile? I haven't been able to get a straight answer from my lawyer and this worries me.