lameset

Thanks for the response. Is that a question that the embassy asks at the interview?

My wife, an American citizen, filed an I-130 about 2 years ago for her mother mother currently living in Haiti. This case is currently documentarily complete, which means the NVC has all the documents we requested. The application is waiting for an interview appointment, where a consular officer will adjudicate it. However, it has been more than a year. The reason for the interview delay is because of Haiti's instability due to gang violence. The NVC has stated that we can either wait until the Embassy in Haiti opens up again or move the case to another country. The closest country is the Dominican Republic. However, the Dominican Republic has suspended the processing and issuance of visas, residence permits and any other immigration applications for Haitians. Of course, plenty of Haitians haver been able to bypass that and enter the Dominican Republic. If my mother in law were to enter the Dominican republic illegally, request NVC to transfer her case there, will the Embassy in Dominican Republic ask questions on how she got there or just process her case? I would that the embassy's job is to verify that she is indeed my wife's mother and then grant her the visa to travel to the United States? If it gets that far and is planning to travel to the United States, leaving via Dominican Republic and being challenged on how she entered or crossing back to Haiti and leaving from there is the long term question. For now, the key question is whether the embassy in Dominican Republic or any country for that matter, question the status of someone?

Where is the baby momma?

How old is the stepson? What about the mother of the child? She is okay to have the child go with the father?

I think that it makes more sense to fix it before the interview.

Googling a word by itself means nothing. You have to search for the word in the context that it deals with NVC.

Why would that be the first thing that he utters? Also, why wait at the interview and risk delays or even rejection when it can be fixed ahead of time?

Maybe. Maybe not.

What was the purpose of getting the IR-1 visa if the intent was not to move? Things like that will happen if you are trying to play the system.

By living within your means. Also, it depends on where you live. It is more possible for someone to survive on that if the family lives in an area where the cost of living is not as high.

I received a notice stating that the case is documentarily qualified. NVC will work with the U.S. Embassy/Consulate General in PORT AU PRINCE, HAT to schedule an interview appointment for you. Once we have confirmed an interview date, we will send a notice to you, your petitioner, and attorney (if applicable}. I am a bit confused since it says nothing about scheduling a medical. Isn't that usually the next step before an interview is scheduled?

Thanks. I'll just wait for a response from NVC. I'm not really in a hurry given the precarious situation that the United States is in right now.

Even though I have not worked since 2020 and only started working in 2023, my husband and I have filed joint returns since 2017. I qualify on my own as a sponsor and also provided information that I have enough money in the bank to be a sponsor. However, if need be, my husband can be a joint sponsor. I'm just waiting for the response from NVC. I advised them that I do not have a 2022 W2. I did upload the last 3 years joint tax returns.

I am a US citizen and I want to enter my mother. I am currently at the NVC stage. I will be the sole sponsor and my income is sufficient. The problem is that I started working in 2023 but NVC is requesting that I submit a W2 for 2022. I already responded and stated that I do not have any W2s for 2022. I am just waiting for a response from NVC concerning that. Nowhere does it say that a person should be working the previous year in order to generate a W2 for that year. Is this possibly something that would require a joint sponsor who has a 2022 W2? Or is possible that if NVC wants a W2 that they would wait for a 2023 W2? What do you think?

It's possible that it was a non-traditional marriage.

I am referring to Question 24a in Part 6.

I know that I-864A will not be needed. The question is whether I put both incomes or just my income because I will be the only sponsor. I guess that I will have to upload the joint return.

Yes.

I am married but will be the only one sponsoring my mother. I filed a joint return with my husband. Will I include just my income or should I include the total income, even though my husband will not be a joint sponsor?