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  1. pushbrk
    Sure. It helps with interpretting the stamps, but don't worry about the ones you can't find.
  2. pushbrk
    You don't have boarding passes. Scan the passport pages to PDF and print the PDF files to full sheets of plain paper. Receipts for tickets are NOT evidence of travel. I live in the Philippines. Every time I enter, it's on the return leg of a round trip ticket, so I have to buy an ongoing ticket. I don't use the ticket, so you can see that buying it is not evidence of travel.
  3. pushbrk
    You can add a few more photos if you want but they are still secondary. Your time together in person trumps any photos. Skip the chat logs for the same reason.
  4. pushbrk
    No it's not worth it. One source of primary evidence is enough.
  5. pushbrk
    So, you have plenty of time together. Now you know how to provide the evidence. Just get it done. No worries.
  6. pushbrk
    Note that receipts for buying tickets, and itineraries are not evidence of travel. Passport stamps and boarding passes are primary evidence of time spent together in person. Airbnb receipts are good too. Photos are secondary evidence of time spent together in person, but you sent those already. If you did not send primary evidence like passport stamps and/or boarding passes, concentrate on that. How many trips? How many days each trip and total days in country?
  7. pushbrk
    The answer is no. Most likely that's just the amount he wrote the check for when he filed the return. This is a "Tax Return Transcript", right?
  8. pushbrk
    I mentioned that to answer your questions about extra steps, we would need to know the country. Now that it is known, somebody can answer about morocco. You filing the N-600 is an option, not a requirement. You can just apply for the passport. It's your choice, once he enters to live in the USA with you, the US Citizen Parent.
  9. pushbrk
    No, the petitioner does not have to be there. What other steps would depend on the country he's coming from, but you don't say. Don't book a ticket until the passport with visa is in his hand and you have verified everything is correct. If a step child, he will get a green card after entry. If he is your natural child receiving citizenship upon arrival, just apply for a US Passport after arrival. There will be no green card.
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    You do not need to snail mail photocopies. Email the PDF's to be printed locally. Here's a little hint. There is no actual difference between a printed PDF and a "photocopy". A photo copy is just made by scanning and printing in one pass. Scanning, emailing, then printing gives the same result.
  11. pushbrk
    No
  12. pushbrk
    The above is meaningless in the context of the affidavit of support. It's just telling him how much to make the check out for. Not relevant to the affidavit of support in any way.
  13. pushbrk
    If DS 160 is your only option after correctly indicating you are seeking an immigrant visa, then just go with it. You don't need to know "why?". This is all about getting your passport back to you, and nothing else.
  14. pushbrk
    If you have something from the Consulate requiring you to upload documents that are not already in CEAC, then those are the instructions you follow. What are those actual instructions to which you refer?
  15. pushbrk
    Not quite. Needing to combine incomes for the affidavit of support is the situation that would cause the I-864a to be more appropriate. When the joint sponsor qualifies without combining income with the petitioner, they act as joint sponsor, not household member, even if the petitioner is the joint sponsor's dependent. Tax return fiing status is not the only factor to consider. More important is whether the joint sponsor has enough income without combining on the AOS, not the tax return.
  16. pushbrk
    It is correct that the stepfather should be the joint sponsor. His wife (her mother? ) should be his household member and provide an I-864a even if she has no income. Don't expect them to want it the other way around. They won't "ask" why you did it correctly.
  17. pushbrk
    Photocopies of bank statements are fine. A printed PDF of a signed affidavit of support is also fine.
  18. pushbrk
    The above is incorrect. The amount owed, is not a factor if the "Total Income" is 100k. It just means that's how much he needs to pay. If there was a balance owed from a prior year, or a tax lien, that's a problem. There's really not enough information provided in the original post to know what the amount owned refers to. "Total income" is the taxable income for the specific year. With over 100k in taxable income, 24k in actual taxes is just how much to pay. Ask the sponsor if he has any past due taxes.
  19. pushbrk
    Removal of the joint sponsor or not is more likely about the totality of circumstances than the country.
  20. pushbrk
    Everything you are calling an "original" is probably a "certified copy". Certainly a divorce decree from any US State would be. The State owns and holds the original. For example, when you supplied your divorce decree with the I-130, that would have been a photocopy of a certified copy. What you are talking about now is an "Original Certified Copy". Words mean things.
  21. pushbrk
    Quoting myself, I think you can get better information about the visitor record in the Canada Regional Forum. It seems to me like one of those things that sounds great until you find out it really isn't what it sounds like. For your sake, I hope I'm wrong.
  22. pushbrk
    A "visitor record" is an extension you apply for. Apply for, does not indicate you will be granted what you apply for. How long you can extend is unclear to me, and whether YOUR reason is allowed is not clear either. If your application is denied, you must leave but you have not "overstayed" or incurred a penalty. It also does not grant you come and go privileges during the extension.
  23. pushbrk
    Then you will not be "living in Canada" for the duration of spouse visa process either.
  24. pushbrk
    Yes. Enter Not Applicable and do not select a state.
  25. pushbrk
    Six months doesn't solve the problem. No idea if the OP is reading but they have not come back to make any responses.
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