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You haven't even done enough homework yet to read the first three questions on the I-864EZ. Unless you can answer all three questions yes, you cannot use the EZ version. Become an A-Student of the I-864 and its separate instructions. You will show zeros in the tax section and check that he has NOT filed the last three tax returns. Then you state "Disabled Veteran" as his occupation and enter the annualized tax free income as his current income. Document the income with the applicable award letter or letters.

There are not enough details presented here to form an opinion on whether the assets are sufficient. Just because use of assets was not "ticked" does not mean you cannot use them. What IS clear is that your affidavit of support was not correctly completed, in a way that the assets could be considered. You entered income that cannot be used. If your assets are liquid, and are well over three times the income requirement, they can and will be considered in London. You mention "income" from the assets. That would only count if it shows on the US Citizen's Federal tax return, consistently being above the income threshold. Is that the case? If it is, then your current income comes from the "total income" line of the 1040. You can then state and document the value of the liquid assets, in the asset section. Armed with that information (exactly as stated above) do you still think you qualify?

And, if employed, a copy of your year end pay stub and a current one. 2023 tax returns are about the past. Pay stubs are evidence of ongoing current income. Current income is king in this context.

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You would need to find a courier to accept them for pick-up. But with her phone number and the Airbnb address, they should be able to deliver them to her or to an office at the location.

I really should advise to sort out the permission issues before you marry.

I don't know. The context here is spouse and stepchildren.

As you do your homework, you will become aware this process takes about two years before visa issue. Sort out the permission issues before you start, not after.

Good questions. She will either need permission from the father for them to immigrate or court ordered full custody. To be clear, usually three family members petitioned at the same time, do go through the process together. The issue about coming together or not is governed by the fact the visas are only usable during the six months following the medical exam. If you mean a couple months after mom arrives, no problem. Both or you or just mom can go get them, if you don't want them to travel as unaccompanied minors. If you plan to do it yourself, start by clicking on the word Guides at the top of any page here. Study, then become an A-Student of the I-130 and it's separate instructions.

She needs one for Germany. She'll be there well over six months before the interview happens. This is not a time to split hairs.

I missed the part where the I-130 was already filed 11 months ago.

Send it, because it shows year to date income. Missing a few hours is no big deal.

That's the only answer you need. Denied because no reply to RFE. They are not asking about anything but the I-130. That is the "petition". You can be certain the I-485 was denied too, as it cannot be approved without an approved petition. But there are no questions about the I-485.

I would ask the Consulate in Hong Kong to accept a Direct Consular Filing due to your pending transfer. If that doesn't work, then expedite at each stage. Don't mention the mandatory retirement.

Home country, but only Germany if she's been there six months or more. Actually, any country in which she lived six months or more since turning 16.

Because it's still early January, I would send the most current, and the year end one. Otherwise one is actually enough, as it shows year to date income. I'm only suggesting two because of the timing of year end.

Employer's business address.

That's current enough, but for pay stubs, you can scan and email. She can print locally. No need for employer letter if she has a current pay stub.

You can simply enter "unknown outcome" in that space. But, if I understand you correctly, you left the USA and abandoned an adjustment of status process. If so, the outcome was, Adjustment of Status abandoned.

Now that this is in the right forum, it will help. I would also ask why the petitioner is not here as part of the discussion. Case could be just being kicked upstairs for further review. A 28 year age difference is large but even a much bigger deal if she's the older one. What exactly does the notice say? You've given what you think is important or the part you understood. Members with more experience can better interpret the actual wording. Please provide it, and clarify which of you is older.

There is not a "number". What is needed depends on your circumstances and what you actually have. For those who have not lived together yet, concentrate on direct evidence of being together in person. Boarding passes (not itineraries) and passport stamps. Hotel receipts are good too. Photos together are good but secondary. If you multiple select photos from a folder, select nine then print to wallet size on plain paper nine per page. Make it a variety. Three pages of photos like that seems ideal. You cannot provide something that doesn't exist. Don't try to contrive anything. It is what it is.

Download the form. Then open with adobe reader, fill it out, print, then scan.

Just focus on evidence of time spent together in person, like passport stamps and boarding passes, etc. Photos are good secondary evidence. Leave out letters/affidavits from friends. Makes you look desperate.

Note that your wife can upload a photocopy of her complete passport as evidence she is a US Citizen. But, if she has a copy of a certified copy of her birth certificate, that is much easier.

Correct. It is not clear whether you'll be looking at just going through the review queue for a few weeks or the full security check process. The passport is returned in case she needs it in the meantime.