marriage between Student Visa holder and US Citizen

[blackfish2614 0]

Hi,

I have couple of questions as of now, I am hoping to get some help from you experienced people.

I am US citizen and my husband is on F1 visa (student visa-current). We got married last month and planning to file for his adjustment of status ASAP.

I understnad I need to fill out I-864, here is the question, because I got married and I moved, I am out of job right now. Can I fill out I-864 form with "0" current income? Is that going to be a problem? I can provide tax return from last three years and enough bank balance as assets to meet the requirement but just because I am not currently working, is that going to creat problem to get approval for his adjustment of status file?

Also, I see that in most of the applications, they ask for A #, my question is that F1 (student visa) holder get one of those A #? Do they have one? I haven't seen any A # on his I-94 or I-20.

If yes, please advice where can I see one for him.

Thank you in advance.

[pushbrk 12,243]

Hi,

I have couple of questions as of now, I am hoping to get some help from you experienced people.

I am US citizen and my husband is on F1 visa (student visa-current). We got married last month and planning to file for his adjustment of status ASAP.

I understnad I need to fill out I-864, here is the question, because I got married and I moved, I am out of job right now. Can I fill out I-864 form with "0" current income? Is that going to be a problem? I can provide tax return from last three years and enough bank balance as assets to meet the requirement but just because I am not currently working, is that going to creat problem to get approval for his adjustment of status file?

Also, I see that in most of the applications, they ask for A #, my question is that F1 (student visa) holder get one of those A #? Do they have one? I haven't seen any A # on his I-94 or I-20.

If yes, please advice where can I see one for him.

Thank you in advance.

Yes, you fill out the I-864 accurately but unless you have a minimum of three times the required income in liquid assets, you'll need a joint sponsor's I-864 to go along with your own.

Yes, your husband has an A number. It should be on his visa.

[blackfish2614 0]

Hi,

I have couple of questions as of now, I am hoping to get some help from you experienced people.

I am US citizen and my husband is on F1 visa (student visa-current). We got married last month and planning to file for his adjustment of status ASAP.

I understnad I need to fill out I-864, here is the question, because I got married and I moved, I am out of job right now. Can I fill out I-864 form with "0" current income? Is that going to be a problem? I can provide tax return from last three years and enough bank balance as assets to meet the requirement but just because I am not currently working, is that going to creat problem to get approval for his adjustment of status file?

Also, I see that in most of the applications, they ask for A #, my question is that F1 (student visa) holder get one of those A #? Do they have one? I haven't seen any A # on his I-94 or I-20.

If yes, please advice where can I see one for him.

Thank you in advance.

Yes, you fill out the I-864 accurately but unless you have a minimum of three times the required income in liquid assets, you'll need a joint sponsor's I-864 to go along with your own.

Yes, your husband has an A number. It should be on his visa.

Hello,

Thank you for quick reply. Quick question about his A#. How many degits are supposed to be along with A#? My US citizenship certificate has total of 10 along with alphabet A but like you said it should be available on his Visa, i checked and the only number with alphabet "A" I see is with 7 degits. I am confused.

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[pannyzero 0]

I'm a student visa holder also. I've been told that I have A#, but I could not find any "A" letter at all. Therefore, If sombody know how to find it, please let me know also.

[msu17 0]

This is for the K-1, but I would think it would be ok for AOS as well... My husband was on a student visa when we met, then he went back to the UK and we filed for K1. I couldn't for the life of me find his A# so I left it blank. From my understanding it is to help them look him up in the system. They will still check for his A# and if he doesn't have one, assign him one.

[lala_xoxo 2]

I think you should use N/A if you've never been assigned an A#

I was on an F1 visa, when I applied and I did not have an A# so I'll say you leave it blank.

[turkjay 1]

I think you should use N/A if you've never been assigned an A#

I was on an F1 visa, when I applied and I did not have an A# so I'll say you leave it blank.

My wife is here on a F1 and we just submitted her AOS papework. She did not have an A# for the application. It looks like she was assigned one (or there was one we had no way to know of) because her NOA has it listed. Submitting the AOS application without an A# was ok in our situation.