US Immigration from Peru

Hi guys, my fiance and I have some questions about the "Beneficiary Employment history", im From Venezuela living in Peru for the last 3 years, i have been working here for the 2 first years with a legal contract on telecom and internet companies, but from 1 year to know i have been working as a Freelance Trading and cleaning some houses with my mom near we live, we dont know how to fill because for the government in Peru im "unemployed" but i still make some money to live here and pay my own expenses, so we should only include the jobs with a contract? Thanks!

I will be starting work for an employer in September of this year (after I finish law school and take the bar in July). I worked for them last summer as well. They provided me an employment verification letter stating my salary and when I will start, which I will include with form I-134. For employment information, should I say I am currently employed? And for current employer's address, should I put their address down as well? And for annual income, should I put my starting salary with them, or how much I was paid by them last summer?

Thanks for any help!

When you schedule an interview with the embassy in Lima, are you able to choose the day you interview (from a list of available days) or does the embassy assign you a day? Also, how long does it take after the interview to receive the K-1 visa?

USCIS has accepted and is processing two I-129Fs. I sent one via USPS that was lost, so I sent another via Fedex. I had my bank block payment on the USPS application. Payment went through on the Fedex application, but I just received two letters from USCIS today with two different case numbers saying both were accepted (even though they were never paid for the USPS application - that check never went through). What should I do? Is it better to have two applications than one? I've doubled my chances of getting a favorable agent and getting approved

Hello everyone, some of you may have seen that I have been posting in different dicussions about some doubts that have come to be after an overload of information I have been reading in this Forum, which I unfortunately came to know after I had already submitted everything on CEAC on February 4th 2020. I apologize for taking so much space with my concerns but I rather be a little annoying than missed my chance at finishing this process in the next months. I will do a sum up of my main concerns and also the specific question regarding how to correctly fill the AOS.

1. My husband is currently unemployed after having recently moved back to the US, therefore does not meet the financial requirements to be my sole sponsor. His father is our joint sponsor, thus he also completed a I864. We did not file a I864A for his spouse because the household income comes solely from the father (well above the 125%), since she has not work in decades. I have read some posts that made me think that an I864A is always needed for the spouse of the Joint Sponsor so that was my first main doubt.

2. This led me to review both I864 and realized I might have made a mistake by not crossing Item 22 (see image attached) and writing my name in the blank space. I re read the instructions for that part but they were very general and did not give any information in regards to if I should have mark it or not. What did you guys do???

3. If I indeed made a mistake by leaving it blank, can I reupload it in my CEAC without having to wait 6 weeks for an RFE and then be able to do it? I dont see any option to delete it, only to add more documents so the only thing that seems possible is to add it and explain in the description that this is the correct version. What do you think? Has someone reupload their I864 before NVC send and RFE?

4. Finally, I have received mixed advices regarding the need for my husband to submit a letter where he states he is unemployed, which is already one of the questions in the I864. I know there are no correct or incorrect answers since the revision is on a case by case basis, but if there are other things that I will need to reupload, I might as well submit one.

Thank you so much in advance for your insights and feedback!

Cristina