US Immigration from Thailand

in the n400 interview, does the officer ask about if you rent or own your house?

i ask because i'm thinking of selling my house and moving into a rental but i don't want that to look like we are somehow less permanent in the US

thx

Hi I am adjustment through my spouse us citizen.

he made less than 9k for the past 3 years for 2022,2023,2024 and didnt file tax.

I have found the joint sponsor with 1 dependent who make 42k for 2024 tax year and make 45k for 2025 year.

But 2022 and 2023 she made 24k per year.

i was assured by my lawyer and actually multiple lawyers I have consultation that I can use my joint sponsor with only current 2024 years tax return and 3 month paystub

as for my husband he did not file tax and we just submit letter state that he didn't file because of that.

Now we got rfe notice that I don't know what it is about but my lawyer said might be finance -

My question is is it true that I can use this joint sponsor eventhough 2022 and 2023 income is not enough? do I need to switch joint sponsor to someone else?

is it because my husband non file tax?
should I file tax for my husband for 2022,2023,2024 even though he didn't make enough

i'm interested in moving from NY to CA. My wife can file N400 in September 2026. i know we have to live in the area we plan to file in for at least 3 months prior to filing, meaning we'd need to buy the new property and move in before July, which is fine.

My worry is that now it seems we need affidavits from the neighbours to say my wife is a good person, we can get those in our current house in NY because we are friendly with the neighbours, but the place we are interesting in in CA is in the rural north and I'll likely never see the neighbours. If we file in CA (well be close to Lassen park, so i guess our nearest USCIS is Sacramento) , do you think they will accept letters from neighbours in NY that are already 6 months or so old?

Do you foresee any other problems moving a few months before we file?

I realize the ink is still wet on the recent order to pause processing of green cards and citizenship requests from the 19 countries listed in the travel ban earlier this year, but I would like to start a conversation now to get feedback from anyone caught in the middle of this debacle. I assume I-751 applications will potentially be paused as well since te I-751 is in the path from Visa to citizenship.

My wife is from Myanmar, and our I-751 filing window opens May 7, 2026 so we are preparing everything now.

I will refrain from pontificating on why Myanmar is even on this list because the reality is that it is on the list.

We are keen to hear about anyone s experience that can help the community.

I received my NOA1 in August 18th 2025, which the USCIS status was Application was received. It has been 3 months and I haven't seen a difference in status or a message. My question is if the status still only says Application received does this mean that our application is just sitting there and nothing is happening? Thank you for your time.