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  1. pushbrk
    You can have an I-864a ready to hand over, if needed. All IV units follow the 125% "guidance" but JUST meeting the minimum is not the standard. Show all the liquid assets you have and can document. It's a judgment call. Make it easy for them to say yes.
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    Yes. NVC staff makes mistakes. This is how you deal with them.
  3. pushbrk
    And it's correct but the answer to 62a is still just Kingston, Jamaica
  4. pushbrk
    Yes, you must not submit and expedite request before submitting the petition, or without the supporting documentation. Even then, it is a "request' that may or may not be honored. What is you justification for the expedite request?
  5. pushbrk
    Simple. Kingston, Jamaica
  6. pushbrk
    Then you are totally safe to state as little aa ZERO current income. Of course fill in the tax section with the total income from each of te past three tax years and supply the full return or return transcript for 2022. You'll then state and document your current liquid assets. Expect a notice saying your INCOME doesn't qualify, and your MAY WANT to add a joint sponsor. Ignore than message. You are not qualifying based on income. You're qualifying based on liquid assets. The Consular Officer will see that and accept it.
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    THIS
  8. pushbrk
    Stay away from countries on the terror list. Turkey and UAE are just fine. No worries at all. Just because a question is asked, does not mean there's any problem. It's just a question.
  9. pushbrk
    My answer, "Absolutely the best solution, and no risk. No problem even telling them exactly what you are doing and why." covered that quite well.
  10. pushbrk
    Absolutely the best solution, and no risk. No problem even telling them exactly what you are doing and why.
  11. pushbrk
    A ten year "Green Card not a ten year visa. Otherwise, certainly an option.
  12. pushbrk
    Not a problem. Beware though that every entry is a judgement call. Be prepared to explain clearly what your intentions are, including that you are in no hurry to live in the USA.
  13. pushbrk
    Pay both fees. Once they show paid, submit at will. No "waiting" to submit. The wait is after submission.
  14. pushbrk
    That little word OR is the key. The photocopy of the complete tax return, meaning everything that was in the stack that got mailed to the IRS is what you provide. Just like when they say "cash OR charge" either is fine.
  15. pushbrk
    Correct...and a photocopy of a certified copy of the marriage certificate. You need "evidence" of being in the same country during or after the online marriage. Typically, that's passport stamps as primary evidence and photos/receipts as secondary evidence.
  16. pushbrk
    So do that, and ignore the instruction not to enter None or N/A in all applicable blanks. The instruction is an artifact. If something is Not Applicable, type that on the first line of the section and leave the rest of the applicable section blank. It works. If the answer is NONE, type that once. They may not be the sharpest tools in the shed but they are not total idiots. None of us has EVER seen an RFE or Rejection Notice sent because somebody failed to fill in each and every space with NONE or N/A.
  17. pushbrk
    That is a correct statement not applicable to many people, and surely not the OP. For anybody who DOESN'T use the 1040EZ, the number used is the "Total Income".
  18. pushbrk
    Excellent question. If you are the adopted child of a US Citizen, you would have a certificate of Citizenship, not a Naturalization Certificate. Does your certificate title contain the word Naturalization? As you go forward studying instructions, pay attention to little words like and, or & if, and take them literally.
  19. pushbrk
    What's your home country?
  20. pushbrk
    You gave proof of residency earlier and they assigned the interview to London. They aren't going to refuse to interview you because your status changed between DQ and interview.
  21. pushbrk
    Easy way to say that is it is filed up to 90 days before the two year anniversary of US entry. Best to be as close to 90 days as possible.
  22. pushbrk
    That's a UK issue. If you stay past your allowed time, the problem is with the UK, not the USA. I don't know how the UK will treat you for overstaying, but the Consular Officer won't care.
  23. pushbrk
    I'll add that if your wife enters the USA two years after your legal marriage, her status will be IR1, not CR1, and there will be nothing to do but your choice of renewing the green card in 10 years or becoming a US Citizen anytime between the 3 and 10 years.
  24. pushbrk
    You described YOUR situation. Did uncle cross with an uncle, and marry a US Citizen? What is uncle's basis to immigrate?
  25. pushbrk
    Correct, but nothing has been mentioned about the basis under which he would apply for any immigration benefit. No mention of Uncle being married to a US Citizen. If he doesn't have basis to immigrate, then that's the end of the story. This topic is posted in a spouse visa forum.
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