US Immigration from Belarus

Hello there! I'm Polina, a new member here, still figuring out how everything works here. It is very interesting to know your opinion about my situation. I am an F-1 student, who got married with a citizen inside the US. 2 months after marriage, I realized that it is difficult for us to pay for my college and now there is a threat that I will be left without status. We have not yet submitted the documents, we will send them in a few days. How do you think this will affect my case?
Also, I'd be happy to get your advice about the evidence of the reality of marriage. In addition to many photos, we made a joint bank account and I am included in the car insurance. Since there are no joint rent bills or tax returns (now we live with his parents and before we lived with our friend and paid him cash), I have attached receipts for my husband's school and insurance payments for the year. What else do you think I can add to my documents?
Thanks to all of you in advance!

Hi, everyone!

Could anyone tell me how a Belarusian citizen can apply for tourist visa and what timeline looks like now? Appreciate any info.

Searched around for this and couldn't find anything concrete. Many employment applications and other forms have a generic "where do you reside?" question; interestingly, even AmericanAirlines has this for some reason. Given the multiple meaning of 'residence,' what is the safest answer to this question for a person doing AOS? Is it the citizenship country, or the United States? TIA.

Hi all. Just wanted to make sure I was understanding this correctly; if AOS is still pending, the sponsor does not need to submit a Form I-865 confirming change of address, correct? Or update their address through any other means? My wife already did the AR-11, but I wanted to make sure that I don't have the obligation to file the Form I-865 yet because the sponsorship agreement is not technically "in force." This question was asked and answered in 2021 in this thread, though I'm unsure if anything has changed since then and/or if there are other recommendations (such as, if it's advisable to send the Form I-865 anyway). For context, my wife's AOS from K-1 has been pending for almost 13 months and we have not received any notice of interview though Emma (for what it's worth) said it was waived back in July.

Thanks in advance.

This might sound weird but I'm sure someone has run into this before.

So, I lived outside the US for the past 10 years. My US driver's license has expired a long time ago. I had a driver's license from Belarus which expired on June 20th, 2023. My wife has an active Belarus driver's license which is international and is accepted in the state we're moving to.

I have a credit card from Chase but no driver's license (I'll have to get a permit/license/test once we move) while my wife does have an international driver's license but no credit card...

I saw that Budget for instance has a non-licensed renter form, where you add another driver as a driver to the car you're renting while not driving it yourself using your credit card.

Has anyone had any experience with something like this??

This will put us in quiet a bind to be stuck without a car when we just arrive...