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Perfect! This was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

Hello, My spouse and I have been through the hoops and made it this far. He currently has his 2-year green card, which is expiring in Jan. 2026. I want to be ahead of it, so I'm doing lots of research and asking questions to make sure that we are on track. 1) Can anyone confirm with me that filing the form I-90 is the next step? Is there a fee, as I couldn't find this anywhere. 2) When I filed the first AOS, there were multiple forms that I needed to submit at the same time, is this the only form that needs to be submitted or are there any other forms? Thank you!

He is not the father as there was no way she could've been pregnant being 2 years without seeing each other. We don't care what she's here to do. My brother just wants to be exonerated from all obligations.

She arrived yesterday 3/2 She deceived him. They broke up over the phone. No AOS. She entered yesterday on the K-1 visa. We just need to know where to report this.

I'll clarify - it seems like she had ulterior motives and lied about the denial at the embassy when it actually went through. My brother is just dumb and just took her word.

Hi, I'm posting for my brother. He filed a K-1 visa with his fiance in 2022. In October, 2024, she told him they were denied during the interview. My brother did some digging and found out she cheated and was pregnant with someone's child. They broke up. He was dumb and didn't care to notify or check their status since he assumed it was denied. Today, he got word that she actually entered the US on their K-1 visa. Is there anything that can be done as he does not want to be liable for her since they broke up and she deceived him to enter the US? She's also 4mo pregnant with the second baby.

Hi again! I submitted my spouse's application for AOS, however, we got this letter in the mail regarding our I-485 Affidavit of Support. I'm not entirely sure what went wrong. It says I'm not qualified (or they cannot determine my qualification for making above 125% of the poverty guideline. Last time I check, I make more than 125% (I make around 50K per year). I'm not entirely sure what else I'm missing. Can anyone help chime in? I can review what I submitted and what I speculate that might be missing - and I'll need everyone's thoughts on this. What I submitted: 1) A completely filled out i-485 application 2) Signed and dated (paid) 3) IRS tax transcript of 2020 and 2021 (I went to their website and downloaded this) 4) A copy of my 2022 taxes, which I filed late so I couldn't get the transcript What I think they may need: 1) Proof of employment? (Unsure on how to do this as I am self-employed with my own business) 2) Paystubs (Again, unsure how to do this as I am my own boss - I just do a bi-weekly owner's draw) 3) The 2022 should be an IRS tax transcript instead of being photocopied Let me know what ya'll think!