K1visaHopeful
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Peot reacted to a post in a topic:
Same case!
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OldUser reacted to a post in a topic:
I-131 and I-485 Biometrics - One visit for both applications?
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I'd GUESS the latter. @finrazor, please complete your VJ timeline in reciprocity so we dont have to make those types of GUESSES. It says you have not filed I131 at all. -
OldUser reacted to a post in a topic:
No I-94 record found
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Yareth reacted to a post in a topic:
No I-94 record found
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I94 only shows current/ last entry info. Travel history shows a list. You need the former, not the latter. I'll refrain until 10 to 14 days has passed from your K1 entry and you've entered every combination possible of your name from your passport/ visa to be concerned. Looking now has no relevance.
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You've waited the 10 to 14 days since arrival? Your timeline says you're projected POE isn't until Dec 5th, 2024....
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OldUser reacted to a post in a topic:
Same case!
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A derivative is someone that, because of the person's familial relationship, can be added to one form. I485s don't have that option. The child of a K1 can be added to a K1 Visa visa stage but they aren't called derivatives. You cannot simply add anyone to your I485 (other than disclosing then as your child but that would not give them a visa or AOS). EACH K1/K2 AOS filer needs their own I485 and seeing that your child was not a K2 because you did not disclose them as a K2, they are not in the US and eligible to file an I485. They need a visa to get them to the US via I130 now and likely, there will be lots of questions on why you hid everything instead of disclosing at the visa stage. Your VJ timeline is blank. Please fill it out in reciprocity. While our answers help YOU, your stats help all VJ members.
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OldUser reacted to a post in a topic:
Do we need to file an i130 if the i94 on my K1 visa has expired and we got married within 90 days?
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Nope. That would only be need if you didn't marry within the 90 day period. Absolutely. No. Please fill out your VJ timeline in reciprocity. Your stats help others.
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Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic:
Can you cancel 2 Year Green Card After it has been approved?
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You can Google "I94 Deferred Inspection" and read how to fix an incorrect I94. It should be corrected before filing AOS. It in fact, should've been corrected before US entry. Please fill out your blank VJ timeline in reciprocity. VJ members depend on the stats your timeline generates. A blank one helps no one while our answers help you.
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Lemonslice reacted to a post in a topic:
Can you cancel 2 Year Green Card After it has been approved?
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Boiler reacted to a post in a topic:
Can you cancel 2 Year Green Card After it has been approved?
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OldUser reacted to a post in a topic:
Can you cancel 2 Year Green Card After it has been approved?
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No you cannot cancel it. Nor can you cancel your I864. You can report fraud to USCIS however you'd be reporting yourself as a fraud too.
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No. Timing wise, you"re too late.
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Courier: Hand delivered to USCIS desk manned by person during business hours. USPS: sit in metal PO Box at local post office until USCIS agent comes to PO to pickup. Who knows how often. Likely at least every few days. But guess what? Neither matters. Why? Because you could send it courier, it gets signed for the next day and the pile is so high due to how many ppl are filing at the same time as you that it doesn't get accepted for processing for weeks (which is the current situation statically). Advice? Accept the fact that everything is out of your hands. File your preferred method. Hope for the best and go on with your life.
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1. Same proof of US citizenship that you use for your approved K1 Visa can be used for K1 AOS. 2. Please fill your your completely blank VJ timeline in reciprocity. While our answers help you, your stats on your timeline helps every VJ member. A blank one helps no one.
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I-751 Nightmare
K1visaHopeful replied to MaseR's topic in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas
You can stop there. Post marked date matters. Is not late unless you MAIL IT after midnight on the expiry date. No ramifications. You have proof you filed on time more than once. -
If it's you, your immigrant husband, your mother and father the answer is 4. If others live there, depending on who they are, they could be included too. If your father is dependent, 4. If your father is independent, 4 but you could have him ALSO be YOUR CO-sponsor and file his own I864a and be included on YOUR I864 and then all three of you could COMBINE (CO-sponsor means COMBINE income) income to meet the FPGLs for 4. Seems like you said Mom meets it for 4 already though in your original post so you don't need to use Dad at all (he'll be included only as her spouse and not a sponsor)??? Once your timeline is filled up I'll help some more.
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PS. Please fill your your incomplete VJ timeline in reciprocity. While our answers help you, your stats on your timeline helps every VJ member. An incomplete one helps no one.
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Does the word "our" mean you all live together? That is a very important detail. A parent or sibling or child (or spouse) that LIVES with the original sponsor CANNOT be a standalone joint sponsor and MUST be a CO-sponsor. They are not eligible to file an I864 and must file an I864a and combine their income with the original sponsor. MFJ is irrelevant. That's why the instructions state one should submit EARNINGS statements (W2s or 1099s) to prove INDIVIDUAL income TO ACCOMPANY their Return Transcript. They will show her INDIVIDUAL income is enough to support your household size. Ensure you calculate that number correctly. Everyone will need to be included. Original sponsor (you): I864 CO-SPONSOR (mom): I864a Her mom could only be a joint sponsor if the OP did not live with them. If that was the case, Mom would be the joint sponsor and file a I864 while dad would be Mom's CO-sponsor and file I864a IF his income was needed to meet the FPGLs for their own household size including the immigrant. The living arrangements and the immediate familial relationship is the deciding factor.
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Bring both.
