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pushbrk

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  1. Consult the I-864p for needed income per household size. There's a pinned thread about visiting during the process. My opinion is the Online form is still "glitchy". No such problems with filing by Priority Mail.
  2. No supporting documents for this form.
  3. Yes, she can update her address at the port of entry.
  4. The real purpose of the cover letter is to provide a table of contents. No need for explanations or other text except to name you both and list what's in the package. That's for a mailed filing. No need for an online filing.
  5. Living with your Uncle is irrelevant to the process. Will you soon go to work, so you qualify as her sponsor? That part comes about a year after the I-130 is filed.
  6. I don't see a need to add the birth certificate now. The baby will be counted in the household size on the affidavit of support, and you can take the Birth Certificate and CRBA to the interview. Can also be uploaded as a Civil Document at NVC stage.
  7. Did you look further to see what was missing or incomplete, specifically?
  8. This is really not an issue, since "HE" is the petitioner and you are the visa applicant. His children may or may not ever get mentioned depending on their ages. If they are under age at the time the affidavit of support is provided, they will be "counted" but not mentioned by name.
  9. The above is correct. It is still 3x for spouse of US Citizen. Being comfortably over that is a plus though.
  10. I think you'll find all her pay stubs show year to date income, so just the latest on is all the current income evidence you need.
  11. They need 4 from you and 4 from the joint sponsor. It's not just 4 originals. Each form will be different, with certain sections edited differently than the first. I suggest completing, reviewing and saving your spouse's first, then edit the next three as applicable. Hint. You'll not enter 1 for your husband on his affidavit, but you will on the other three. You will show 3 children on your husband's but only two on the other three. If properly completed, the household size will populate correctly, automatically. Have fun.
  12. You may start the process by filing a petition. Nobody actually "applies for" anything until after the petition is approved about a year later.
  13. It is the year your husband is sponsoring his spouse to immigrate to the USA. Sometimes plans need to change, to qualify. Luckily, you only need three times the income shortfall in liquid assets to qualify. The Consular Officer will consider the totality of circumstances when making the decision. When asked, be far less vague in your answers than you have been in this discussion. Be prepared to tell the truth, and the whole truth including details. Reading between the lines, it sounds like all your husband's daily living expenses are paid by his family. If that is true, make sure it's clear to the Consular Officer.
  14. I take it you are submitting the affidavit NOW or soon. If your income qualifies NOW, you'll get past NVC. Whether a Consular Officer approves, is going to be based on the totality of circumstances, including your current income at THAT time. If it's still going to be marginal, you should proceed with the joint sponsor.
  15. If it will let you leave it blank, leave it blank. Note that there may be several questions that don't make sense to you. They don't have to make sense to you, but you'll still need to answer the questions asked. If it will let you leave it blank, it will also let you make things clear by entering "NONE". And NO, they will not think she formerly was known as None None None.
  16. If you are confident, your current income qualifies you and clearly well over the minimum, just ignore the message, and thank your potential joint sponsor for their willingness to help, but explain it will not be necessary.
  17. Change of Consulate is not a USCIS issue. You do it at the NVC stage.
  18. My point was that if you do an online marriage, you must have evidence of being together in person during or after the online wedding, before it is valid enough to file the I-130.
  19. Note, that since your parents are married, one will be joint sponsor and it's best practice for the other to provide an I-864a as household member. This will be a year or so from now, where you might find you qualify to sponsor on your own.
  20. Try it on a PC. Type Not Applicable, then copy and past as needed. If the first field in a series in N/A, just indicate it once. Note that some answers ARE applicable with the answer being NONE. It's not the same thing.
  21. Which is a different choice than the OP is making. Both work.
  22. For US Immigration, you do not need notarization for any documents. Print the Certified translation to go with the original.
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