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Traveling while waiting for AOS
K1visaHopeful replied to kemilk's topic in Working & Traveling During US Immigration
USG means? Your wife could not be a Greencard holder AND waiting to adjust status. If she is a GC holder she has already adjusted her status. Is she waiting for her 10 year GC and removal of conditions? Your VJ timeline is completely blank. If filled out, these questions above could have been avoided. Please fill it out before we continue answering. -
Your K1 medical is valid for one year from when it was completed to when you FILE. When you are interviewed is irrelevant. If income has changed complete a new one and provide new financial Supporting Evidence. Yes. No. It is your K1 documents that you submitted with your AOS packet. BUT you only submitted PHOTOCOPIES so now you BRING the ORIGINALS AND another PHOTOCOPY of everything. Overthinking
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They DO have your medical. It was sent from PP to the embassy, and you carried it to your POE in the sealed visa envelope and handed it in to them. It was then transferred from DHS to USCIS for storage in your Afile. Submitting a photocopy of the DS3025 Vaccination Record is only a recommendation here. Why do we say that? Because most adjudicators are NOT used to K1 AOSers and are expecting I693s included in the AOS packet as they are required from EVERYONE ELSE BUT K1s. When they see a photocopy of the DS3025 in the K1 AoS packet, it reminds them to go look for your Afile to retrieve your medical package. So the answer is a FIRM no. Unless you are requested for a new medical, do not get one. You'll just have to hope your adjudicator has more than half a brain and knows about K1s and the medical exception.
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Your sponsor of your K1 visa is a US citizen, correct? You'll need to explain why they have not filed taxes for the previous 3 years as, to qualify to be a sponsor, they MUST file taxes UNLESS their taxable income did not meet the minimum filing threshold. Is that true? Or is there some other reason why your original sponsor didn't file? *also note USCs must report all worldwide income AND must file even if they were not living in the US during the tax year.
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You are asking about I485 in the title if this thread but your post is about your embassy appointment documents? Please clarify so this post can be moved to the correct forum. Also, your VJ timeline is completely blank. Please fill it out in reciprocity asap. Our answers help you while your statistics help all VJ members.
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Also note that the I864a can only be filed by a CO-sponsoring Household member who is also BOTH: 1. A parent, sibling or child of the original sponsor and 2. Lives with the original sponsor at the same physical residence. Any other person than that is automatically a Joint Sponsor and that means they are standalone, can't combine income with the original sponsor and must meet the $$ guidelines for their own household PLUS any immigrants.
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All vaccine records must be either brought to your panel physician appointment or completed AT your panel physician appointment. Your DS3025 is not complete and your error because of that. So..... Most likely yes. Why? Because most civil surgeons do not offer only to transcribe your new record to an I693. Why? Because they are in a cash money making business. You can call around your state to see. I've also recommended to check other nearby states as travel costs to them for a vaccine transcribed I693 only civil surgeon may be cheaper than a local one who can charge up to $1k. How much was visamedicals cost for HepB?
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@Bignogginsjust so it's not misinterpreted... As a VJ member, your obligation is to fill out your VJ timeline as your statistics help every one here. Your timeline both helps members figure out estimates for THEIR timeline AND they help US to answer you properly (for free). A blank one helps no one. Fill it out ASAP please!
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1. Your father is a standalone joint sponsor and will need to meet the income requirements for HIS household PLUS the immigrant. You will file an I864 and explain why you did not have to legally file taxes. He will file an I864. He cannot file an I864a. 2. Your father is a CO-sponsor and will need tp meet the income requirements for your COMBINED household meaning you must all live together. You will file an I864 and again, explain your tax situation. He will file an I864a as YOUR CO-Sponsor and you will COMBINE income (it any). He cannot be a joint sponsor and file I864a. You have confused the terms. Ensure you understand the difference.
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You're aware the USCIS processing times website says this about your LFO (Miami) and your receipt date of 12/14/21, correct? Check Case Processing Times Select your form, form category, and the office that is processing your case Refer to your receipt notice to find your form, category, and office. For more information about case processing times and reading your receipt notice, visit the More Information About Case Processing Times page. FormSelect One Field Office or Service Center Select One Get processing time Processing time for Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status (I-485) at Miami FL 80% of cases are completed within 28.5 Months Check your case status to track the status of an immigration application, petition, or request. What does this processing time mean? We generally process cases in the order we receive them. This processing time is based on how long it took us to complete 80% of adjudicated cases over the past six months. Each case is unique, and some cases may take longer than others. Processing times should be used as a reference point, not an absolute measure of how long your case will take to be completed. Learn more about processing times. When can I ask about my case? Many routine factors impact how quickly a case is processed. We only allow inquiries for cases that are well outside the processing time listed above. Learn more about the Case Inquiry Date. Enter your receipt date below to find out if you can contact us with questions. When is your receipt date? Get Inquiry Date Your case is processing normally. The earliest you can submit questions is February 13, 2026. Please do not contact us before this date. We will notify you if we need any additional information. We appreciate your patience while we review your case. Processing times may change – return to this page regularly for updates.
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No. Your first immigration benefit will appear in your new married name (IF you apply for it in that name). 99.99999% of K1s are not able to change their name on their SSN until after they receive their first immigration benefit because most SSA agents will not issue one in any name other than what is on your I94 and passport. It is 100%normal to not have a married name SSN card until you get your first immigration benefit. You can read through the many many many posts on SSN application for K1s by using the search bar. *your I94 expires then. Your K1 visa expired the moment you entered the US. Note that it also asks if you would like a REPLACEMENT card. That is why YOU are applying for one because you want a REPLACEMENT CARD in your new name (IF x your maiden name card does in fact come at all). And even if you don't get the one you went in person for now, you can order one this way too. Just answer the questions correctly in the moment you send off AOS. Your name changed the moment you married and decided to use any names as listed on your MC. Having ID is just proof. Your hubby is American. They all think that. It's only true for Americans. IMMIGRANTS change their immigration name FIRST (by getting their first immigration benefit (EAD or GC)) and then apply for other identifying documents like DLs/State IDs and an SSN in the married name. Leave it blank FOR NOW but fill it out accurately just before you mail it in case your maiden name card arrives. It must be completed regardless. No. That isn't the process. AND you may end up with none if they cancel your original application. Only if it happened IN the US. The instructions are clear on that part. It it happened outside of the US, just explain.
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If using current employment income as current income, an Employment Verification Letter plus six months of current paystubs is recommended. You'll see that recommendation in the instructions. Not part of the question but in a different section she'll explain why she didn't file taxes. Yes. She can get a statement of annual benefits can't she? As above. Her EVL will state her estimated earnings and her 6 months worth of paystubs will back that up. As above I moved it.