NicholasLibo

What do you mean it’s been addressed and how? Sorry new to this site. I apologize. Thanks for telling me.

He last came in 2022 on a visitors visa. He’s had one for multiple years. We got married in 2022, we delayed filing the papers cause he wanted me to move back with him to our home country since he has land and wanted to be a provider for me. We figured everything out and we had the attorney file everything in 2023. Later in 2023, he got his EAD, SSN, and Advance Parole. 2023 taxes were done for 2022 without his social. 2023 taxes done this year with his social cause he had one. Both years are joint married. He never worked here. Our interview for 485 & 130 is coming up.

Married for three years, deeply in love, we didn't rush to file for almost a year. We tied the knot in the U.S. while he was visiting his sister and decided he would stay. As the petitioner (female), there's a 23-year age gap between us. We have all documents jointly. While our interview approaches, my general anxiety kicks in, especially as I notice concerns raised about our age difference. However, we share the same religion, culture, and language, both originating from the Middle East. While age holds no significance in our relationship, we understand USCIS may scrutinize our age gap, adding to our nerves. Hearing unsettling anecdotes about these interviews fuels our worries, despite the genuineness of our marriage. I'm reaching out to find others who've navigated a similar situation, particularly with an older female (petitioner) and younger male, to gather insights on what to anticipate during the initial interview. Fortunately, we've retained an outstanding, albeit pricey, attorney who will accompany us to the interview here in the U.S.

Married for three years, deeply in love, we didn't rush to file for almost a year. We tied the knot in the U.S. while he was visiting his sister and decided he would stay. As the petitioner (female), there's a 23-year age gap between us. We have all documents jointly. While our interview approaches, my general anxiety kicks in, especially as I notice concerns raised about our age difference. However, we share the same religion, culture, and language, both originating from the Middle East. While age holds no significance in our relationship, we understand USCIS may scrutinize our age gap, adding to our nerves. Hearing unsettling anecdotes about these interviews fuels our worries, despite the genuineness of our marriage. I'm reaching out to find others who've navigated a similar situation, particularly with an older female (petitioner) and younger male, to gather insights on what to anticipate during the initial interview. Fortunately, we've retained an outstanding, albeit pricey, attorney who will accompany us to the interview here in the U.S.