K1visaHopeful

Major issue you are failing to see.... CBP has final say on whether she can enter at all. EVERY time. The individual officer can use their individual discretion. What's she going to do when she: 1. Enters the US to visit you for 6 months. 2. Falls pregnant the next day after arrival to have perfect timing. 3. Leaves to renter Canada at day 182 so she doesn't over stay (provided she was even granted a 6 month stay at her entry as that's not a given). 4. Tries to reenter US BEFORE next 6 months is up and is turned away. A pregnancy is only 10 months not 12. A tourist should remain outside of the US for longer than they remain in. That's the golden rule and she could be considered an overstay which would be determined at her embassy interview and be denied her immigrant visa pending a waiver approval if found to be treating her visitors visa as an immigrant visa.

OPs timeline is blank. As with your confusion as K3s are rare, I made the assumption that they meant K2. Why wouldn't they need to file I751? If they received 2 yr Cards as described, they would still need to?

Depends when the K2 received GC. Received same time or within 90 days of K1? Included on K1s I751. After 90 days? Own I751. See the instructions. Page 1.

Yes that's how you follow your current timelines for each application. Spreadsheets are offered by volunteers within those groups unless you do it yourself.

Gross is for employed. Adjusted is for self-employed. Current income is paramount. Totality of situation could be considered. Elaborate if you wish.

You are eligible to contact the lockbox after 30 days from shipment received.

Join your AOS filing month forum. There is one for every month.

See ppl where? In YOUR monthly AOS filing forum? OR in a forum that is totally unrelated to your filing category and therefore, has no relevance to your timeline?

It will be extremely helpful to you to read the VJ guides on the AOS process for K1s and also join the monthly thread for filing AOS. There is a new one created for each month where you can ask the basics with your peers.

Immigrants apply for their name change through Immigration first. It is NOT done the same way Americans do it. Our immigration name must be legally updated first. That means filing your AOS forms in the new married name. Then after that is approved and you receive your first immigration benefit, you take that card and apply for or update names on DL/ID, passport etc. If you filled out the I765 and I485 forms correctly, the updated SSN will automatically come in the mail after approval. So for now, you do nothing but file for AOS with your MC in the new name you wish to use moving forward.

Lol. If the address is the same and you have confidence that you can separate the RFE documents so there is no confusion, their advice is bullocks.

Mail both. Together. RFE notice on top of each set of proofs.

For what process AOS? Your timeline is blank and this could have easily been posted in the wrong forum. Please fill it out. For AOS from K1, the foreigner is the petitioner and applicant. They file AR11 for address change. The US spouse is only the spouse and sponsor. They file I865 for address change to amend I864.

Fill out your timeline please so we can offer accurate answers!!!

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Your I864. There is no household size on the I864a. She is a dependent in your household. She is dependent to your father who is listed in your household size. You write a note in the additional information section as always.

PS. You can't start a new thread on the same topic. You received two answers. Go to bed and let your question simmer so others can answer. You can also research RFEs for I864a and incorrectly using an I864 when not eligible. Please fill out your timeline as required for membership on VJ. Just noticed it was still blank. Filing out your timeline helps to gather statistics on the process. I'll return to help once that's done.

Correct! The I134 does not allow the combining of incomes between sponsors so regardless of who your additional sponsor is (ie. An immediate relative) or where they live, they will only qualify to be a joint sponsor as I134s can only use Joint Sponsors. Awesome! But he will be adding his income to yours so that's even better. So she will be added to your household size. As above, he will be rejected as a joint sponsor. He can only be a co-sponsor and will file an I864a and be added where required on your I864.

A co-sponsor cannot be a joint sponsor. If he qualifies to be a co- sponsor (and he does) he will not qualify to be a joint sponsor. 1. She lives with him so he cannot be a joint sponsor. 2. He is also an immediate relative who lives with her. Again, can't be a joint sponsor because of those facts. Uscis will reject an I864 where the sponsor is listed at the same address as the original sponsor and is a parent, sibling or child of the original sponsor. Her father must be a co-sponsor and must fill out an I864a. He must prove his individual income though and if he can't, then HIS wife will also have to be a co-sponsor to the original sponsor and will need to file an I864a also. Household size will be huge if those siblings are minors too....

Less is more. The more USELESS documents you send, the greater chance they will not understand wt h you are trying to show them and you'll be destined for RFE or two and even more confused. As above, follow the instructions CAREFULLY and submit the exact documents that prove you meet the poverty guidelines for your household size. No more, no less.

Look at the DATES of the circumstances. Did your K1 arrive over 23 years ago?

No. You'd get asked by your IO to provide a new medical after interview or you'd receive an request to get it done again before interview scheduled. The DS3025 isn't even required to be submitted as they already have your visa packet with the original copy in it. It's a RECOMMENDATION to submit a duplicate copy only. PS. remove the word "denial" from your vocabulary and relax. I suggest lots of reading up on the process in the forums and to join your monthly filing thread so you can get a clear picture of how easy this is and how rare K1s are denied.

Email the panel physician and ask for another copy. Whether you submit a photocopy of it or not, you still may or may not have to redo your medical. It's up to the IO.

I'm done with the guessing.

Again, the PP is REQUIRED by the CDC who governs their ability to continue to offer Panel Physician services to provide a personal copy. You can easily show them that requirement from the CDC website via email. They have to give you a copy. They can lose their license if you file a complaint. You can get a copy JUST to see if it was complete and for peace of mind seeing that you ALREADY FILED AOS (????? No one knows still). Also, you have not explained at which part of the process you are at NOW. Your timeline says you don't even have a K1 visa yet but your post says different. Please fix your timeline so we can understand your situation and not have to ask. If you already filed AOS and didn't submit a photocopy of your personal copy of the DS3025, you wait for approval, or interview and if they still don't have your DS3025 which is unlikely, then you redo your medical and get an I693 after the fact. (DS3025s are only filled out abroad).