Crazy Cat

If you earned enough to meet the filing threshold, you must file back taxes for the 3 most recent tax years. All US citizens and legal residents are required to report world-wide income regardless of residence and/or work location. Your case will not proceed beyond NVC until you provide evidence of tax filing (if required to have filed). This is close to correct. You, as primary sponsor, must file an I-864 with supporting documents, and you will need a qualified Joint Sponsor to also submit an I-864 with supporting documents unless your qualifying foreign income will continue after re-locating back to the US. Remember, the minimum income level does not mean accepted income level. The Consulate officer could require a higher level based on the totality of your situation. Unfortunately, that ship has sailed. Since you have already filed the I-130 with USCIS, you no longer qualify for DCF. You will have to either show proof of concrete steps taken to re-establish US domicile, or you must move back alone and establish domicile. In summary, you have 3 areas to work on: -Taxes -Qualifying income or well-qualified Joint Sponsor -Domicile Each of those is a show stopper at NVC and the Consulate, and it appears you are rapidly approaching the NVC stage.

Same here. All of wife's were partial identifiers. No problem.

No problem. ***I have moved this topic to the Adjustment of Status From Work, Student, or Tourist Visas Progress Reports forum area****

From what status are you adjusting stats? Tourist visa or student visa?

You posted this under Adjustment of Status from K-1. Why did you file an I-130?

You will be asked 6-10 questions out of the 100 official questions. You must score 60%.

There are no multiple choice.....just study the 2008 N-400 question list available online: 100 Civics Questions and Answers for the 2008 Test with MP3 Audio (English version) | USCIS

We filed an AR-11 for wife (immigrant) address changes, and an I-865 (mailed) to change my (sponsor) addresses...... When we later filed the I-751 and her N-400, everything came to the proper address. According to your timeline, you shouldn't have anything coming from USCIS until after you file your I-751. I think you are finished for now.

I believe my I-865 listed only me. I don't think it is a problem. The form was submitted by the sponsor to change the address of the sponsor.

You have to mail an I-865. It cannot be filed online. Should get an email confirmation. If you filed the AR-11 online and the I-865 by mail, you have done what you are supposed to.

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See this member's comment: @Dispie said "The I-130 Receipt Notice was available for download the same day, and they also mailed it. We attached the receipt notice to our mailed I-485. There is also a place in the form to add the receipt number. No questions so far."

Immediately....posted to your USCIS account. A copy of the online receipt notice can be sent with the I485 package.....or you can just mail the I-130 package, I-485 package, I-131 package, and I-765 package together.

I wonder how those Colorado SC justices feel now?

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Your visits seem to be short and infrequent. I wouldn't worry. Just bring an employment letter with you.

Most of the Supreme Court Justices agreed with me that states cannot enact the 14th amendment.....Congress must act.

and it SHOULD quiet some of the "The SCOTUS are just Trump hacks". garbage....but it won't.

Looks like a 9-0 decision!!!!

Supreme Court just reversed the Colorado Supreme Court decision. Trump stays on the ballot!!!

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This is a correct answer.

Look at Step 19 on the Visa Journey K-1 flowsheet. It says you can now go back to get her name changed on the SS Card (Take the marriage certificate). Then, as @Rocio0010 said, use her new name for Adjustment of Status.

I don't understand why the resistance to a courthouse wedding. The couple, the officiant, and maybe a witness are in a room together. The whole process takes only a few minutes....formal dress isn't even required for the ones I have seen....and the result is an official marriage certificate. That leaves no doubt for USCIS. This is just the first hoop you have to jump through. There will be more immigration hoops to navigate over the next several years....one of which is increased USCIS fees beginning April 1st.