US Immigration from Philippines

Hi. I am currently filling out the I-864 and I am quite confused on part 3. (information about the immigrants you are sponsoring). We have a daughter and she is already a US citizen before we came here. Should I still include her name on the list? I read on the instruction that for items 4.a-28 you should list family members who are immigrating more than six months after the principal immigrant.

I have been fighting with this for about 2 weeks now, I have called every goverment agency that I can think of, hopefully someone has experience with this can give me an answer.

My wife has been here for about 14 months, I couldn't get her social security card until after she received her AOS "green card" due to the incompetence of the social security office, but I now have her social security card and her green card and I had the ACA office take her information and accept her for a health insurance plane for 2020, but they did say it was goverment assistance. My main concern is the goverment coming back on me when I file my taxes or later to repay the discount the ACA gave us. Has anyone applied and used the ACA department for their wife that came here on a K1 visa then received her AOS and had all her paperwork I described and not had any problems later. I searched here but couldn't find a direct answer either.

Thank You for any help, and if this needs to be moved please do so.

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Hi all

I am a K1 Visa recipient and my husband and I are filing our AOS soon. I have a question regarding the required tax documentation on the I-864, Affidavit of Support. I understand that if we file AOS before the end of 2019 our most recent tax year would have been 2018, and we've got that. But if we file in January 2020, would our most recent tax year be 2019 already, thus requiring the proper documentation for 2019 instead?

I ask because the company my husband works for doesn't send out W2s until February, but we REALLY don't want to wait any longer to file our AOS because my I-94 had been expired since October 22nd. We've planned to file this December 16th but something came up, and we might have to reroute the budget for that one onto something else.... sigh (I know, I know, we're filing late, but life happens and so here we are...)

So I'm thinking:
1) Perhaps USCIS would allow the submission of 2018 records due to the fact that tax season for 2019 won't be over until April 2020 anyways?
2) Perhaps we could include an explanation on our cover letter as to why we're submitting 2018 records despite 2019 ending?

So yeah, I would appreciate any input from anyone who can help. Thank you all

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