Mike E

1. Your current income is zero because you are not working. If you need to file I-864 now, get a joint sponsor. Otherwise file I-864 when your job starts.

Your timeline says you were married less than 2 years when you became an LPR. Once your 3 year gc expires, or once your I-751 is filed or once I-751 is eligible to be filed, you are not eligible for I-90.

We are AZ residents, retired, and our taxable income is zero (when stock market crashes 20 percent, combined with onerous alimony from a pre-2017 divorce) that is what happens to an early retiree) and healthcare.gov kept sending us to state medicaid. And AZ state medicaid said no each time. Not sure what the exact reason was as the rejection letters were dozens of pages long. I did not care, so the third time I set my income to a level high enough that the medicaid and ACA subsidies rabbit holes were avoided. Finally I could enroll in the cheapest PPO I could find: $1200 each per month. Maybe at tax time next year we will get some insurance premiums back or maybe we will not. When I imported my wife to the U.S. i assumed this what health care would cost. Given the GOP controls both chambers of the legislature, do not AZ medicaid to be available.

Hmm. I think developers and hospitals will find it cheaper to pay the $1.2M as would the folks paying for education equity (tax payers). For example free luxury housing for life from home builders versus a one time $1.2M payment is a no brainer

Depends how far apart the travels are. What will you be doing for income?

The good news is is you will not have to file I-751.

What specifically do the instructions say that lead you to conclude I-485A is required for K-1s?

Records from ssa.gov

The RFE is telling you to so exactly why I have told you to do.

Indeed. Similarly why send https://www.visajourney.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=74935 ? But you did, so now I am advising damage control. A properly worded request for a SIL will produce a response from SSS: * they have no information that you were in the U.S. before age 26, and/or * you were not required to register IME, SSS 1. sends dunning letters to men residing in the US aged 18 to 26 less a day until they: * register * prove they are not required to register * age out and 2. they keep these records for decades. Thus if you requested a proper SIL SSS would likely confirm were not required to register. Post the rfe minus personal info This why one hires lawyers: so that they can remind ISOs of their duties. Asked and answered twice. The energy you are spending arguing with me could have been spent posting a proper SIL request by now.

I have told you what to do.

The difference between you and me is that I took oath. Good luck with your citizenship journey.

I know that is 100 percent incorrect. I gave you advice and you refuse to follow it

Yes but you said she traveled 4 months in 2023:

You printed, https://www.sss.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Status.pdf filled it out, mailed it, and received a SIL in mail from SSS?

That explanation only applies to aliens required to register. Since you are providing that explanation, what you should do it go to: https://www.sss.gov/verify/sil/ and follow process to get a proper status information letter (SIL). Do not mention the age 31 rule in your request to SSS. Instead state that you were never in the U.S. before age 26. In 2 weeks you will get a proper SIL instead of the PDF file which is known to enrage ISOs.

Then why did you submit ?

Did you file I-407?

You are seeking to be naturalized on the basis of being a male older than age 31. That basis is for males who in the U.S. before age 26.

Read https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/attachments.pdf Alien men who were in the U.S. aged 18 to 26 less a day had to register (unless they had a lawful non immigrant status) and if they did not they cannot file until age 31 and even then only if they provide a custom status information letter. Since you are using the boiler plate letter you are admitting you were in the U.S. before age 26.

No that is not what the manual says

Not that it makes any difference to your case, but that is not USCIS procedure as USCIS’s web site makes clear. SSS has zero authority over USCIS. However, by picking that hill to die on, you might indeed have delayed your case.

Strange. Most N-400s are DIY until they arw not. I would do an FOIA on your CBP travel history.

To Canada and India?