US Immigration from South Korea

I just recently quit my job a few days before starting to fill out the I-864. I currently live abroad with my husband who I'm petitioning for. Should I write unemployed and my income $0?? I'm just double checking so I don't have to fill out another one later.

(I do have a joint sponsor who makes enough to cover the income requirements!!)

So basically I moved to South Korea early Feb 2019.. When tax season came along in 2020 I didn't file for my taxes because I was unemployed living with my husband for that year...so I didn't know I had to do my taxes as I didn't make any money in or outside of the US that year. When attaching documents to my I-864 should I just include this as a reason I can't submit my recent tax return?... I do have a joint sponsor (my sister in law) who we will be staying with temporarily when we move back to the US....But I'm worried my reason isn't valid???

hello, so I will be petitioning for a green card soon but I worry they won't count my foreign income for the financial assessment. Could a co sponsor be allowed to provide the full amount in so we could clear this section?

Just a quick background story about my wife and me (U.S citizen): We filed our AOS application (I-485, I-765, I-131) last year in July 2020. I haven t gotten any notice about my wife s biometrics appointment yet.

This is the first year I will file under the married filed jointly status. I have read through countless forums here and on reddit about how I should proceed. I just wanted to see if I would be taking the correct steps throughout this process. Any advice or clarification is greatly appreciated!

I booked an appointment for early March at my local tax assistance center, where I will submit my completed 1040 tax return form and w-7 form (ITIN application for wife). I am doing this because I don t want her to send in her passport. Now, I have two questions:

1. (For those in California) Obviously, my wife won t have an SSN or ITIN to enter when filing my California state tax return. Should I file for an extension and then submit my state tax return after I receive my ITIN? Or, should I file my California state tax return before the deadline and just put applied for ITIN in the appropriate space?

2. I know it takes quite a long time to receive an ITIN and refund nowadays with paper returns. If my wife ends up receiving her SSN while the ITIN application or tax refund is pending, do I have to send an amended return with her SSN? Or, can I just use this SSN when filing for my taxes next year?

Thank you in advance for your assistance!