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  1. pushbrk
    Become an A-Student of the I-864 instructions, not just a looker. You cannot go wrong using the full version, but if you clearly qualify for the EZ, go for it.
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    Yes, if you already have orders to depart Belgium sooner than you could expect a visa for her using the normal channels, you can arrange to file directly with the Consular services attached to the US Embassy in Brussels.
  3. pushbrk
    Only one pay stub is needed and you would calculate your current income based on the gross for the pay period times the number of pay periods in a full year. It's July. Your current pay stub probably shows your year to date pay also. The six month instruction for pay stubs is an artifact from at least two decades ago. I suspect the issue is that you only just became employed again after a couple years of income below the filing threshold. Joint sponsor time.
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    If there are no other "immigrants" the answer is NONE
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    Where you were actually born is certainly correct. Where does the French Birth Certificate say you were born? Is it really a "birth certificate"?
  6. pushbrk
    You have a joint sponsor and seem to have sorted out what is needed from them. No need to declare and document the immigrant's assets. A "Tax Return Transcript" is what it is, no matter how it is obtained.
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    Same, no translation for interview if in English or the local language already.
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    It does not mean that. Your current income is derived from calculating gross pay from your pay stub, if you are employed. Were you self employed in the past? The total income line is the number you put in the tax section of the form. Has nothing to do with current income, if you are employed. The key here may be simply that your affidavit of support is not completed correctly, but impossible to know from the minimal information you provided.
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    Passport stamps as evidence you were in the same country all that time, and a few photos will be all you need. Leave out the money transfers. They are NOT evidence of relationship in any way, and CAN hurt instead of help. That's now co-mingling of finances. That's one person supporting another financially.
  10. pushbrk
    Translation is not needed at NVC stage for documents in Cambodian, if interview is in Cambodia.
  11. pushbrk
    And once you know that, the information will not actually help you know anything about when the petition will be approved. The files are electronic now. Back when they still worked with the paper, knowing the service center was SOMEWHAT helpful in predicting timelines, but not now.
  12. pushbrk
    You can file on line if that is your wish. If you "mail" the package, use DHL or FedEx, not the postal services. There is no need to delay for the birth of a child who is not immigrating. US Citizens NEVER immigrate to the USA. You'll just update your information as needed at the NVC stage.
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    USCIS and Consular officers DO accept the tax return Transcript as evidence of income for the self employed. If you were willing to declare it and pay taxes on it, they conclude you earned it. The "total income" line is the key.
  14. pushbrk
    If you indicate current address in Mexico, the case will be assigned to Cuidad Juarez. At NVC stage, you can transfer to Bogota, if he has returned to Colombia.
  15. pushbrk
    The petition shows the relative qualifies to "apply for" a visa. Definitely use the US mailing address. They may or may not even SEND the mail to Poland. You need this mail and in a timely manner.
  16. pushbrk
    Better. If the "Tax Return Transcript" is available, it is preferred. Otherwise a COMPLETE copy of a tax return including all schedules, plus applicable W2 and 1099 forms is fine. The real source of what to provide for each is the I-864 instructions, not NVC instructions, but do pay attention to both. Your parents file a joint tax return as husband and wife. Submit only ONE for both, not one for each. That tax return is also the evidence they are "married". You cannot file a joint tax return unless you ARE married. The I-864 instructions will also tell you what to submit as evidence of their Citizenship and actual current residence in the USA.
  17. pushbrk
    You really need to read those instructions again. Too much wrong to comment one. Become an A-Student of the instructions and the form, all of it/them, then send a new list.
  18. pushbrk
    No need. After the petition is approved, you'll just provide the new passport info and upload a scan during the NVC stage.
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    The biggest number
  20. pushbrk
    Key words in the message are "may" and "Consular officer will decide". This is a stock message anybody gets if the last tax return didn't show enough income. Millionaires get it, as do people like you who now have a good job but had lower income last year. If you have a good job with enough income now, just ignore the message. Yes really. Yes, I'm sure.
  21. pushbrk
    You can download a blank one. You might want to Google I-134 unenforceable.
  22. pushbrk
    Then she will need her own Affidavit of Support.
  23. pushbrk
    That's good. Do expect an IR1 visa, not a CR1, as the process is taking long enough you'll be married more than two years by the time the visa is issued.
  24. pushbrk
    Are you a US Citizen, or LPR? If US Citizen, there should be no interview appointment for the child with only 1 affidavit of support.
  25. pushbrk
    Correct but the best way to go about adjusting status is to file the I-130 concurrently with the adjustment of status related forms. To the public charge issue, yes they'll need a qualified joint sponsor, AND a plan of actual support for two of them.
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