Oh you are way way over thinking this :. You will have your self in hospital with an ulcer from worrying !!! Breathe. Its type the words on screen based read/ write .. chill !!! 😁
English test .. read a simple 5-6 word sentence. Write a simple dictated 5-6 word sentence
Likely the interviewer will want to see nothing that you have listed but youve got it if needed
Not instead of .. you are not a visitor of either country …but if you are keeping a FL address as your US residence … even a family members address .. you can keep licensing insurance plates (swap plates on arrival in FL) current and active at the same time as having all the Canadian equivalents
If you are filing for spouse (IR/CR1) and child (IR CR2) then the sponsorship is required for EACH one individually. So I 864 for each one. Note .. only count 1 immigrant on each I864 .. for spouse do not also count child in the sponsors household and visa versa
There would still be a lengthy AP for police checks from your home country to be completed. But you would be in the country of your work so able to continue to live and work while it’s happening
Just like that. With honesty and what documentation you have. Assuming you emailed the rental company requesting more info, i would include those emails
Unnecessary. Wont work. Parents themselves must apply and satisfy the interviewing officer that they have v strong connections to their home country and will return after their visit Good luck
Umm. Are you asking us if you should lie ? Or am i not understanding your question correctly. Your residential address is where you live .. not where you think you would like to live in order to avoid state taxes. Condoning breaking the law ua against VJ terms of service
No I864av
no need to list assets as you have the joint sponsor .. only list assets if you are able to meet the requirements using liquid assets.. thus not needing the joint sponsor. Easier to use the joint sponsor Have the joint sponsor use their birth certificate to evidence US citizenship and they will need to give you an original so you can send it to your spouse for the interview
Simplest way.. yes. Though you could potentially use assets, or income such as retirement, annuity etc which can be shown to continue on your return to the US
Oral. Max 10 questions .. stops after you get 6 correct. Choose one of the multiple answers .. only need to give one of the answers to be correct
Commit one answer to memory
Its not necessary if the joint sponsor’s individual income exceeds the requirement and is documented fully .. but many recommend it as it indicates the joint sponsor’s spouse is in agreement
Yes bring the 2022 tax transcript if you have it in hand
Because you had posted the same or very similar questions in more than one thread. Terms of service for this site includes the agreement to not post a question in multiple threads
Correct. No issues at all. Once you enter you can go to the SSA office the next day and apply for a SSN. Will save waiting for one to be issued. You will need to declare the income earned from the CA side on your US tax return but can also get it excluded so you won’t be double taxed.
Please thoroughly read the USCIS guide to visa eligibility .. it will help you to sort through the complexities of family migration options
https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-eligibility-categories
Because both he and his children over 21 are not included in amy immediate relative visa category but are covered by Family preference visas which have annual number limitations and hence long waiting periods until they reach the top of the queue
Everyone goes through AP. Your moms experience at the interview indicates there is info on her file that doesn’t fit with everything else. It needs to be cleared up. Only USCIS/DOS can do that. All she can do is wait. .. or give up and cancel her application.. My choice is wait despite the frustration.