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  1. Thank you. We already got the SS card. I appreciate the information.
  2. Thank you everyone for your quick responses. I appreciate your time and kindness. Have a great Sunday!
  3. Hello everyone. Thank you for your guidance, as always. I brought my wife to US with a fiance visa in February. Got married 2 weeks later and filed all paperwork ((I-486, I-864, I-765 and I-131). USCIS needed additional proof of assets for financial support. I sent the documents on April 12th, and on April 13th got a notice that the case was being reviewed again. Meanwhile, do I need to do anything else as far as the expiration of her visa (on May 3rd) is concerned, or just want till we hear back from them? Thank you in advance.
  4. Hello everyone. First of all thank you for your help and support throughout this process. Recently my K-1 fiancé Visa filing was approved. My fiancé and I got married in February in US, and filed I-485, I-864, I-131 and I-765 forms. I have 2 questions: Question #1: Regarding Part 5, Household size: I originally submitted 1 for my spouse and 1 for myself, a total of 2. My mom and sister live in the same house as me and my wife. They are not my dependents, are not on my tax returns, and I did not use their income as joint sponsors. Do I need to include them as part of Sponsor's Household Size in future I-864 filing? The reason I am asking is that I received a Request For Evidence (Form I-485) to submit another I-864. The USCIS letter indicated that my income was not enough to qualify as a sponsor, and that they only accept the "Total Income" on 1040, not the "Gross Receipts" line from Schedule C of taxes. That brings me to Question #2: They had accepted my income before for the K-1 Visa. I understand that the K-1 requirement calls for 100% of HHS Poverty Guidelines, and the Green card (I-485) needs income based on 125% of HHS Poverty Guidelines. But I had enough income showing on tax returns for 125% HHS: My Schedule C for the past 3 years of tax filing showed enough income. These tax returns were the same tax returns that I had submitted for the K-1 Visa. Nothing has changed. Nevertheless, I ordered an appraisal for my house. The appraisal will be ready this week. The title of the house is in a revocable family living trust, with both me and my sister as trustees. In essence, I own 50% of the house. The Mortgage is under my mom's name. Is there any problem with the title being under a family trust as far as the USCIS is concerned? And is there a problem with the mortgage not under my name? My 50% ownership will satisfy the cash value requirement after deducting the mortgage: The 3 times asset requirement rule of either $24,650 for a household of 2, or $37,500 for a household of 4 I really appreciate help in this manner. Thank you.
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