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Is my AOS situation fine?

By matt.aljubori in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures

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matt.aljubori   1

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I am preparing my AOS documents.

I am a full time student and do not work. I actually am living abroad with my husband right now. He supports me and provides all the income.His income does not qualify for him to sponsor himself because we have to x5. We have a joint sponsor in the USA who meet the Poverty guidelines.

While preparing the Affidavit of Support, I am aware the the petitioner needs to fill the I-864 no matter what. Do I just 0 for my income? I have filled taxes for 2011 only.

Do you think the consular will thinks its fine? I also decided to go back to the USA after I get a case complete from NVC to find a job and rent a house.

I-130 NOA1- September 3rd 2013

I-130 NOA2- February 20th 2014 ( Due to Expedite) :dancing:

NVC Received Case- March 4, 2014

Case Number and IIN Assigned- April 4, 2014

DS-261 available and completed- April 4, 2014

AOS Fee available and Paid- April 8, 2014

AOS Fee shows Paid-April 10,2014

AOS Package Mailed to NVC-5/18/2014

AOS package accepted-

IV Available and Paid-April 10,2014

IV Package Mailed to NVC-5/18/2014

IV Package accepted-

Ds-260 Available and Completed- March12,2014,April 14,2014

Checklist- 5/7/2014 ( I didnt submit AOS and IV packets due to some problems...)

Case Complete- End of November

Interview Date Scheduled- 12/2/2015

Interview Date- 1/19/2015 :wacko:

Results: APPROVED :dancing::dancing::dancing::dancing::dancing::dancing::dancing::dancing::dancing::dancing:

VISA ISSUED ON CEAC WEBSITE- 1/22/2015

VISA IN HAND- 1/28/2015

POE-02/04/2015

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Penguin_ie   6,000

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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Yes, just put 0.

As long as you have a well qualified co-sponsor, you should be fine.

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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