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the amount of people who said " we dont need EAD, we dont need AP" but later on they need it ASAP and cant get it quick and decide to abandon the whole thing just because they said "we dont need it" always file any benefits that you can get. better to have it but dont need it. no additional fee anyway to file EAD and AP with AOS

Better reach out to them and ask the question. Don’t take a chance

You should be okay. If you read the screenshot, it said fiancee visa in immigrant category. And they just wanted to differentiate it with tourist visa / non immigrant. technically K1 is non immigrant visa with a path to adjust status after arrived in the US and get married before 90 days up. But in this case, ur fiance has that valid visa for the class

https://jp.usembassy.gov/visas/faq-list/visa-interviews/ hope this one help. looks like its tokyo and / or naha,okinawa. not osaka

have you try to "forget password". usually they will send you email to unlocked it.

On the NVC CEAC home page, You should see the "Affidavit of Support (AOS)" box. Under Affidavit of Support Documents & Financial Evidence, Click on Accepted. On that next page you should be able to add either a joint sponsor or household member. Click on Joint Sponsor. Have his information ready to submit. It needs to be approved first before you can start adding documents.

carry the card to where? as in daily basis ? that's a no for me. i know as LPR u need to have that card in hand all the time but what if it got lost/stolen/missing ? no one will help you to get the a new GC except urself. i dont live near the border, been living in the US almost 7 years now, just got my GC last april. never ever a police or law enforcement ask me verbally or to show government ID that shows my status here in the US. they only ask for my state ID or Driver's License. my GC is at home. i have the soft copy of the GC in my dropbox (phone) obviously i will carry that GC when i travel overseas.

did u upload the joint sponsor i-864 and i-864a on the portal? because i did upload that too, dunno if make any difference. my advise always : bring everything that u have, u rather have it but dont need it. i always did (bring it all) especially if you asked the question here. never hurt to have it on hand. if he retired did he get pension, SS or something like that?

@Eric MC where’s the removal proceeding case admin closed ? Is it in the same city where u lived now ? If it’s not in the same city ( as many people moved sometimes ) you really got some home work to do. 1. I’m not sure who’s who. Whoever in removal proceeding ( probably you) need to have I-130 approved ( don’t care from US parents or US son/daughter ) 2. with that I-130 approved, hire a local immigration lawyer that’s in the immigration court everyday and know everybody from OPLA to the judge. U need to motion to reopen and terminate ( in a single motion) ur removal proceeding. it can be a. Joint motion with ICE and if they ignored your motion, then ask the same lawyer to b. File directly to the court / judge 3. when removal proceeding terminated, you can file I-485 with USCIS dont do it yourself, it’s a lot of work and study and research, unless you have 5 years experience in navigate removal proceeding like me ( I still don’t know a lot of things) pls get a lawyer how to get a good immigration lawyer ? You can reach out to local immigration clinic for list of lawyers, google AILA for lawyers in ur area or whatever ur removal proceeding case is. ask around, call around. I called 70 lawyers last year within 2 months to narrow top 3 lawyer that I want to pick. Make sure that lawyer is local deportation lawyer where ur removal proceeding case should be. remember the most important thing is to terminate your removal proceeding. USCIS is like what little lamb (piece of cake) compare to court. U want to get out from the court. Better do it now before change of administration again @Family I changed my handle few months ago. @Mike E can’t keep up with my name changing (he said )

generally speaking the least day you are out of status the better it is. your out of status will be forgiven because you marry USC

at least 3 months minimum worth of paystubs, most people even go for 6 months worth of paystubs. and u cant do anything about ur job. u just got a job a month ago, nothing u can do about the past, all u can do is to get more evidence from now onwards

U can’t opt out the name. It’s gonna be exactly like what ur passport

If they respond through email, you are good

No need

employer verification letter usually contained name, job position, and annual income you make for that year cover letter is not really mandatory, usually just explaining what evidences you include on the form

who is the petitioner and who is the beneficiary? petitioner = USC / LPR father in law beneficiary = adult son outside US ? does ur FIL wanted to use the property that he owned as an asset or FIL wants to use the income from the rental as his source of income? does the wife works at the moment or both of them not working and just live from the income. in my understanding you cant just divide the income into 2.

the i-551 stamp on the passport = Green card holder status. exactly the same. he can enter and leave the US without an issue. the day he set foot in US with immigrant visa = he is LPR

The K1 visa itself is single use visa that will give you 90 days of authorization stay and you have to get marry before that 90 days is over. I wouldn’t say ur visa is “expired” like what you said, but I will say ur visa is already “used” therefore you cant use it again. I don’t see the reason why you can’t apply for SSN first and then get legally marry after that. Many people do that.

Show evidence where does he get his income from. Even as franchise owner he can be employed by his own company / get salary.

AFAIK it's coming by mail and roughly about 2 weeks after USCIS received it

1. based on ur post u already submitted i-130 3 months ago. so what does it mean change embassy once IR1 has been submitted? usually u move to another country, hold PR over there, u can send letter to USCIS to request change of venue/embassy location IF by the time you moved, ur -130 hasnt been approved yet. 2. it depend on the specific country

no fixed timeline for that. sometimes in few days, some in weeks did u send it to local FO or service center

did u and ur spouse married already? if yes, its gonna be consular processing for the children and filed i-130, later on DS260 and not DS160 wheres ur spouse and the children now?