Lil bear

Yes

Advise the interviewing officer of the update

My comment stands… from personal experience. You can decide if you prepare a joint sponsor in case it is required.. or if you are going to the interview as is.

This is a generic FE that is sent to any petitioner where the income is borderline or where the petitioner is self employed or using assets. You are advised to get a joint sponsor lined up.. All the paperwork filled out and in the beneficiary’s hands for the interview. The final decision lies with the interviewing officer.. And if they request a joint sponsor and you haven’t got things in hand, it will delay the process. Better safe v than sorry

SRC. The application processing center not the card production location

It may be worth considering always doing a 2 stage trip.. on 2 separate bookings.. the first to get out of China.. The second to fly to the US on the VWP using their German passports

Moved to AOS from K 1 and K3 forum as this reflects the OPs current process

The decision to grant her a visitor visa is primarily based on the interviewing officer assessment of her ties to her home country and her likelihood to overstay Unfortunately providing the information you have suggested is mostly likely going to weaken her apparent ties to her home country .. by demonstrating strong ties to US family.. and also increased the IO concern that she would overstay in order to support you. So my thoughts are .. don’t provide that documentation.

When entering the US make sure you update your address for the GC with the CBP officer. This is the correct process. Not sure how linked the address on the account is with the process for mailing out the GC

Not a problem

Yes. Adjust status and for this category overstay is “forgiven “. Apply before the fees increase in April if at all possible. Apply for work and travel authorization concurrently. Still 8 plus months before she can consider traveling overseas

Took me ages to work this out too when we were filling out the forms. You are not on your own here !!

Correct. You are not presently sponsoring either of them. If one of them was already and LPR under your sponsorship then you would say Yes and add them into your house hold number

No. From our personal experience .. Each I 864 form is only for 1 immigrant .. the other parent is not added to the other parents I864. This is because there is no actual sponsorship yet.. Only potential sponsorship until the visa is approved and issued

Im not meaning to be rude .. but yes it is a blunt answer .. surrounded by the frustrations and emotions that 99% of us have through this journey … Wait .. like the rest of us. 😓

Yes.

Common law marriages are only recognised /registerable in some states and are not recognised by the federal USCIS for the petition you are needing. Recognised for naturalisation Hire a celebrant who can then conduct the ceremony in your living room. Some states require 1 or 2 other witnesses to be there and sign the paperwork. .. check out your state requirements. or do a Utah online ceremony where you and your partner are in one place and via ZOOM the celebrant is in another.

Even if they do share .. and i do not believe they do share this type of info .. It is not an issue for your I130 petition

Please for your safety do not post personal information such as the info visible on the attachments

Sydney only. Long back up queue still pushing out Interview times

N400 cannot be completed until after the I751 has been approved. They have taken the N400 process as far as they can .. it will be approved s soon as the I 751 is completed. .

I thought it would be a short term job. This gives you temporary resident status which should qualify you for interviewing in Aust. Email the Sydney consulate once you have your NVC case number. You might be able to be extend your work visa but it is unlikely that a second tourist visa would be issued for your spouse Getting the interview moved is possible but may be a timing nightmare Better to think about making a trip to the UK for the medical and interview. Then you will have somewhere around 5-6 months before you have to move to the US so you could spend time back in Oz if your visa were still current Trying to plan complex travel / living /timing while processing an immigration application is really hard .. the immigration process is very unpredictable timewise You are going to need to consider how your spouse will meet the US DOMICILE and financial sponsorship requirements too.

Exactly

Emigrating to Australia isnt a quick action .. So i guess my question still stands open ., what visa type ? Seems a bit strange “emigrating” then leaving the country after 12 months.

On what basis will you be legally in Aust? . You must have residency in order to interview in Aust .. otherwise you would return to the UK for the interview