US Immigration from Poland

Hi guys,

our interview is scheduled for Jan 30th and we're gathering all the documents we need.

One of them is my (intending immigrant's) birth certificate. I have applied for an electronic version because I know that a hard copy will not make it here on time. The only hard copy I brought with myself from Poland was sent with all the other stuff when we were applying for AOS. The question is: did anyone here use an electronic bc for the interview? Is that sufficient (obviously we'd need to print it)?

Thank you!

Hi folks,

The puzzle I've got for y'all today is:

my husband (the petitioner) quit his job in November and is going back to college in the end of January. He will find himself some part time job that will work with his classes schedule, however, as of now, he doesn't hold any job and has no income. We've gotten a letter that our green card interview is scheduled for January 30th.

On the other hand, I work for a government agency and my income greatly exceeds the poverty level for the household of two. I have started working in December.

My question is: Is that sufficient to fulfil the requirements of the affidavit of support or does it have to be petitioner holding a job and exceeding poverty levels? Of course we'll include my income in the part 6. (Sponsor's employment and income), section: "Income you are using from any other person who was counted in your household size, including, in certain conditions, the intending applicant" of the affidavit.

Also, the instruction says: "If you included the income of the intending immigrant who is your spouse (he or she would be counted in Part 5., Item Number 1.), you must provide evidence that his/her income will continue from the current source after obtaining lawful permanent resident status.". How do I prove that I will remain employed? Will employment letter saying that I have a full time job do?

I really hope we won't have to be using a joint sponsor in this case..

Thank you!