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Crazy Cat

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  1. You MUST provide the numbers for all 3 years if the sponsor was required to file taxes those years. Otherwise, you must provide the reason the sponsor was not required to file a tax return.
  2. That is exactly why. Sometimes COs want both spouses to sign I-864s when they file taxes jointly.
  3. Based simply on my memory, most of the very few spousal visa denials I have seen were due to the Consulate Officer doubting the authenticity of a marriage. It seems to me that marriage of longer duration (IR-1) would lessen those doubts. I have no hard data to support that, but it seems logical to me.
  4. Biden just promised another BILLION to Ukraine....Total is now 62B.....wow.
  5. **This old thread is locked for further comments. Please use English except in the regional forums***
  6. Either a US birth certificate or a US passport is evidence of citizenship.
  7. Can you clarify? You entered the US during AP then adjusted status?
  8. You: Evidence of US citizenship (or LPR) and evidence of US domicile. Also consult this list Civil Documents
  9. This was your original question. There is no indication, imo, to worry about her being able to adjust status after President Trump takes office. In fact, Trump has talked about Green Cards for those foreign students educated in the US. International students unsure of Trump’s green card promise – The Columbia Chronicle " One of former President Donald Trump’s “Day One” promises, if elected, is to give all foreign students a green card upon graduation. Trump proposed the idea during a podcast appearance in June, saying it would keep students from going back home to “become multi-billionaires, employ thousands and thousands of people, and it could’ve been here.”"
  10. I agree with @appleblossom.......and I would submit an I-130 asap.
  11. He said "“If they come here illegally but their family is here legally, then the family has a choice: The person that came in illegally can go out or they can all go out together.”" I don't think the spouse of the OP would have any issues. Besides, deportations for non-criminals are way down the line, imo. Time will tell.
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