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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Egypt
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one each :)

USCIS:
10.24.2012 - I-130 Sent
10.29.2012 - NOA1 Received (By email)
11.01.2012 - Check cashed
12.28.2012 - Online status says "RFE"
01.28.2013 - FINALLY got the RFE letter
01.30.2013 - Sent out the RFE response
02.15.2013 - NOA2

NVC
03.11.13: NVC Received
03.25.13: Case/IIN Received
03.25.13: DS-3032 sent (Supervisor Review)
03.26.13: Expedite Request sent (via Congressman)
03.26.13: Expedite Request forwarded to Embassy in Cairo
03.28.13: DS-3032 accepted
03.28.13: AOS bill invoiced
03.29.13: Pay AOS bill
04.07.13: AOS bill shows PAID
03.29.13: IV bill invoiced
03.29.13: Pay IV bill
04.07.13: IV bill shows PAID
04.11.13: AOS package sent
04.12.13: AOS package received
04.11.13: IV package sent
04.12.13: IV package received

04.24.13: Case complete
04.29.13: Interview scheduled

05.02.13: Medical Exam

05.03.13: Earlier Interview Request sent

05.06.13: Case left NVC

05.08.13: Case arrived at embassy

05.27.13: Interview - EGYPT - APPROVED ALHUMDUALLAH!


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Filed: Country: Jamaica
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Me and my wife are in collage she will not meet the requirements for the affidavit of support. Her mom has already agrred to sponser. So my question is who fills out the I-864? Do they do one each? or just her mom?

Both fill out the forms, sponsor will still have to meet guidelines for two or however many people in her family.

Phase I - IV - Completed the Immigration Journey 

 

 

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Does my mother in law (sponser) combine her and her husbands (fatherlaw) income.They are married and live together and obviously thier income goes into one household.

If your mother-in-law needs your Father-in-law to combine income with to have enough to co-sponsor then yes, he needs to fill out an I-864a. But if she makes enough on her own then no. She still needs to count him in her household size however.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

 
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