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Thanks for sharing this. This is a very nice tool. It appears to wrok.

Yes. You can use a PO Box for the mailing address. Yes, use the AR-11 to update either or both addresses. The petitioner must also update addresses by use of the I-865...which must be mailed.

I think AIT is authorized to accept I-130s for exceptional circumstances. Hopefully NVC will schedule your case for the interview quickly at that time. In our case, in 2017, took only 5 days after we were document qualified at NVC to schedule the interview. Historically, Taiwan is pretty quick. Good luck on your journey.

Do you qualify for DCF? Exceptional circumstances such as a job re-location? Do not submit an I-130 to USCIS until you rule out Direct Consular Filing.

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My neighbor recently had her AOS interview waived. She came to the US via a B2 several years ago, then applied for asylum. She married a US citizen and applied for Adjustment of Status last year. Interview was waived about 3 months ago (February)....after new administration came in.

Welcome to Visa Journey. What was filed? You might want to fill in your timeline so that others will have some knowledge of your case.

The OP will be a dual citizen....different situation completely from you.

I am not an attorney.

Good point.

I have always wondered about this and I am interested to know if this applies in your case: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-7-part-b-chapter-2

Since you were out of status at one time, that could cause issues with Adjustment of Status. Have you spoken with an attorney?

For one thing, US citizens are limited in stay duration. You would enter your home country as a visitor?

They call USCIS tier 1 the "misinformation line" for a reason.

Good luck. Don't expect to hear anything soon. Took my neighbor 2 or 3 months to get a response from her RFE. Keep us updated.

Why was that year's income negative? If he is self employed, that adds another layer of evidence.

There is a guide here which might be helpful, too.

1. You need to show evidence of current annual income. Current annual income can be calculated by using gross income from latest paystub multiplied by the number of pay periods per years. 2. Looks like they gave you both options. I would upload the response with a cover letter. That way, you don't have to worry about delivery or mishandling.

Assets must be liquid. Using a home he currently lives in would be questionable, imho.

Another vote for updating at the interview......and again at POE.

I would not enter Germany as a US citizen. I would enter as a German citizen using the German passport. @Dashinka

OK. Thanks. I see why they can't decide if the joint sponsor is qualified. Current income is what is used to support a new immigrant....not what was reported to the IRS in previous years. You included nothing to prove that annual income of $405,000. In addition, his I-864 shows negative income for 2024, the most recent tax year. Current income can be shown by using recent pay stubs or a salary statement from the employer. Using his home as assets would be very problematic. I would not try that. You might be better off getting a new joint sponsor....one with clearly documented sufficient annual income. You get one shot with this RFE. If your response is not sufficient, you could get a swift denial. @Dashinka @OldUser @appleblossom What say you?

Please post a copy of the RFE (redacted). Did you send proof of his current income?

Our story: Our I-751 had been pending for 40 months (No RFEs) when wife submitted her N-400 online. Four months later, both the I-751 and N-400 were approved in our combo interview. I had submitted a letter to request a combo interview when we filed wife's N-400.

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