Axys

Not yet. I guess we'll have to try that tomorrow

That's the thing, I don't know the SSN. I've tried to see if there was a way to see it online, but the platform seems to require my SSN for the login. Am I just supposed to send the petition in then, and not wait until I get an SSN/card?

Me and my now spouse have been together in the U.S. for two months now, ever since I arrived in August. We filed for me to get an SSN as soon as I could (2 weeks after entry), since we knew I was going to need it to be added to the lease. We were supposed to start the adjustment of status process a while ago: we have all the documents ready. Except, of course, that the i-485 has a question on whether or not I was ever issued a social security card/number. On paper, I have, but I never received it. I was told to wait six weeks before I went back to the office. I did. I went back in a week ago and they told me I needed to wait two more weeks for a replacement card, as the first was lost in the mail. My K1 status expires in early November. I desperately need to finish these files, I don't want to wait and end up being here illegally. I don't know what to do anymore. Do I just send the files as they are and tell USCIS I was never issued a social security card, and to make them issue me a new one? Will that be a problem? I'm at a loss here. Please help

My spouse and I are finally together in the United States. We got married a little over a week ago (well within the 3 months range for a K-1), and we are now tackling the adjustment of status process. We are currently stumped at part 8, section 61 and all related sections, public charge ground of inadmissibility. As we understand it, every family-based immigrant needs to check yes under the box. The issue we have is that we are both in our (very) early twenties. My spouse is still in college. By ourselves, we are below the poverty guidelines of the state we live in. I was admitted for a K-1 due to my spouse's father signing an affidavit of support (tried to also add my parents' assets, they didn't seem to care about them at the consulate). My spouse's father is now working on a new affidavit of support, as it is needed for adjustment of status. He is still on board on supporting us. However, now that we're married and my spouse is no longer his dependent child, we have to put 2 under our household size on the i-485, meaning our assets and income are well below poverty line. I worry that this will turn heads at USCIS, even with the affidavit of support from my spouse's father as a joint sponsor. Am I freaking out about nothing? Are we supposed to indicate my spouse's father income/assets under the i-485 as well, even if he's not part of our household?

Right, I get that--my question was not whether my parents can be joint sponsors, but rather if I can add their income in part 2 section 13, and their assets in part 2 section 16, which says: "In the table below, provide the amounts of assets available to the beneficiary for the expected period of his or her stay (excluding assets from any individuals named in Part 3.). Attach evidence showing that the beneficiary has these assets." The part that says "available to the beneficiary" is what is tripping me up. My parents have already stated to me and my fiancee that they will be happy to support us with the means they have--effectively, I have their assets and incomes "available" to me, even though I don't own them.

Italy

I worry about having two i134, mostly because the one she would file would have to state she has no money to give me. Wouldn't that be a bad look at the interview?

Hi! Thank you so much for responding. I live in Italy. You said that the US petitioner needs to add a separate i134. Does that mean my fiancee should file another i134, even though she won't be giving much (if any) money to me, and that we will then submit both the one she filed and the one her dad filed? And based on your response on 2, I'm assuming I shouldn't include any of my parents' details, then. Is that right?

Hi everyone, Me and my American fiancee are currently in the process of finishing up my i134. We are both in our early 20s, and as such we don't make enough money for her to sponsor me by herself, or for me to move to America entirely on my funds. Under part 3, we've indicated her father as the individual agreeing to support the beneficiary (after getting his approval of course ahah). Now, her dad makes good money, but my parents do too, and they were planning to pay most of our bills until we both work full time and can stay afloat by ourselves. So: 1) Is there any way to include my parents' finances in the i134? They suggested that we should add their stocks portfolio under part 2 section 16, since the menu there allows to indicate the full name of the asset's holder. They think this means I don't have to be the asset holder necessarily, which seems right to me, but I wanted to ask if someone else here has done something similar before. 2) They also want us to add their income under part 2 section 13, which as I understand it is only for the income I'll be earning while in the United States before I get a green card or work permit (so, $0), and also for any dependents that I as the beneficiary would be financially supporting, like children and similar (which we don't have). Am I right in thinking there's no way to add their income information to the form?