AOS way of filling out forms

[M&JB 80]

Hello everyone. I am filling out forms for AOS and I'm a little bit confused. Here are my questions:

 

1. Do I put my married name on the "last name" or my maiden name?

 

2. I've been out of status for 3 years, my husband got hurt in the job so we couldn't do it financially. He got approved for social disability just recently. How do we fill out the affidavit of forms? Do we need to include a copy of a letter stating he's on disability now and how much?

 

3. Since he was unemployed all the while I've been here, do we still need to include tax returns from when he was working or it doesn't include that since it's 3-4 years ago?

 

3. Aside from our marriage certificate, do we need to put anything in the packet to prove our relationship?

 

4. How about the kids, do we need to put their birth certificate too for a proof of our relationship?

 

5. Can somebody tell me ALL the forms that I will need to include in the AOS packet?

 

Thank you very much.

 

 

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

1 hour ago, jdb said:

Hello everyone. I am filling out forms for AOS and I'm a little bit confused. Here are my questions:

 

1. Do I put my married name on the "last name" or my maiden name?

If you are changing your name, then the married name. Whatever you put will be the name on your immigrations documents - EAD, GC etc.

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2. I've been out of status for 3 years, my husband got hurt in the job so we couldn't do it financially. He got approved for social disability just recently. How do we fill out the affidavit of forms? Do we need to include a copy of a letter stating he's on disability now and how much?

Does his disability meet the 125% requirement or are you using a co-sponsor? Evidence will be needed if the income will be used to meet the requirement.

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3. Since he was unemployed all the while I've been here, do we still need to include tax returns from when he was working or it doesn't include that since it's 3-4 years ago?

Only the most recent return is required. It must be complete with all forms/schedules etc that it was filed with, or request a transcript from the IRS website. For the other two years - only the income is needed. If he was below filing income, then request of letter of not being required to do so can be requested from IRS as well.

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4. Aside from our marriage certificate, do we need to put anything in the packet to prove our relationship?

No. You might be asked to bring this to the interview though.

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5. How about the kids, do we need to put their birth certificate too for a proof of our relationship?

No - again, bring to future interview.

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6. Can somebody tell me ALL the forms that I will need to include in the AOS packet?

 

What visa are you adjusting from? If K1 follow this http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos, if not follow this http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide2

 

i-485, i-765, i-131, i-864, g-1145 (i-130 if not K1). i-765 and i-131 are EAD and AP and are free with i-485 and optional. G-1145 is the e-notification form that you put on top of it all if you want to be notified by email when an action is taken on your cases. Read the instructions for each form to see the supporting documentation they require.

Edited May 17, 2017 by Suss&Camm

[Penguin_ie 5,986]

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[M&JB 80]

1 hour ago, Suss&Camm said:

If you are changing your name, then the married name. Whatever you put will be the name on your immigrations documents - EAD, GC etc.

Does his disability meet the 125% requirement or are you using a co-sponsor? Evidence will be needed if the income will be used to meet the requirement.

Only the most recent return is required. It must be complete with all forms/schedules etc that it was filed with, or request a transcript from the IRS website. For the other two years - only the income is needed. If he was below filing income, then request of letter of not being required to do so can be requested from IRS as well.

No. You might be asked to bring this to the interview though.

No - again, bring to future interview.

 

What visa are you adjusting from? If K1 follow this http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos, if not follow this http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide2

 

i-485, i-765, i-131, i-864, g-1145 (i-130 if not K1). i-765 and i-131 are EAD and AP and are free with i-485 and optional. G-1145 is the e-notification form that you put on top of it all if you want to be notified by email when an action is taken on your cases. Read the instructions for each form to see the supporting documentation they require.

Thank you.

 

2. Does the co-sponsor ( if ever ) has to live with us or it can be a relative who lives somewhere else?

 

3. Since he hasn't work or filed a tax return for almost 5 years, we don't need a copy of tax return 5 years ago, is that right?

 

Another question, does the A# is the one that is in the visa? I entered as K1, my visa showed my husband's ( fiance before ) and under that there is anotation number something. Is that it?

 

Do I put OOS on the "current immigration status" or do I put it whole as out of status?

 

There is a question on the I-485 form as "have you ever received piblic assistance" etc etc, I had a emergency medical health insurance before since my husband was unemployed, I used it when I had labor and delivery when I had my kids, do I check yes on that question?

 

 

Thank you.

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

12 minutes ago, jdb said:

Thank you.

 

2. Does the co-sponsor ( if ever ) has to live with us or it can be a relative who lives somewhere else?

Can be anyone with US based income that meets the requirements for the household size.

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3. Since he hasn't work or filed a tax return for almost 5 years, we don't need a copy of tax return 5 years ago, is that right?

No, but he is required to show that he wasn't required to file for the last 3 years. It only ever concerns the last 3 years.

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Another question, does the A# is the one that is in the visa? I entered as K1, my visa showed my husband's ( fiance before ) and under that there is anotation number something. Is that it?

If it says A- followed by a number that's it. It is also on the i-129f NOA2.

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Do I put OOS on the "current immigration status" or do I put it whole as out of status?

As long as you married within the first 90 days - you can put "K1-fiancé"

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There is a question on the I-485 form as "have you ever received piblic assistance" etc etc, I had a emergency medical health insurance before since my husband was unemployed, I used it when I had labor and delivery when I had my kids, do I check yes on that question?

 

 

Thank you.

Public assistance is when you don't have insurance and apply for government funded assistance, so if you had an insurance then no.

Edited May 17, 2017 by Suss&Camm

[M&JB 80]

1 hour ago, Suss&Camm said:

Can be anyone with US based income that meets the requirements for the household size.

No, but he is required to show that he wasn't required to file for the last 3 years. It only ever concerns the last 3 years.

If it says A- followed by a number that's it. It is also on the i-129f NOA2.

As long as you married within the first 90 days - you can put "K1-fiancé"

Public assistance is when you don't have insurance and apply for government funded assistance, so if you had an insurance then no.

3. Does IRS have an official form of that? Or I just need to write it on a different paper? 

 

I am so sorry for the questions. Thank you

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

13 hours ago, jdb said:

3. Does IRS have an official form of that? Or I just need to write it on a different paper? 

 

I am so sorry for the questions. Thank you

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/tax-return-transcript-types-and-ways-to-order-them

Verification of Non-filing Letter

[M&JB 80]

18 hours ago, Suss&Camm said:

If you are changing your name, then the married name. Whatever you put will be the name on your immigrations documents - EAD, GC etc.

Does his disability meet the 125% requirement or are you using a co-sponsor? Evidence will be needed if the income will be used to meet the requirement.

Only the most recent return is required. It must be complete with all forms/schedules etc that it was filed with, or request a transcript from the IRS website. For the other two years - only the income is needed. If he was below filing income, then request of letter of not being required to do so can be requested from IRS as well.

No. You might be asked to bring this to the interview though.

No - again, bring to future interview.

 

What visa are you adjusting from? If K1 follow this http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos, if not follow this http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide2

 

i-485, i-765, i-131, i-864, g-1145 (i-130 if not K1). i-765 and i-131 are EAD and AP and are free with i-485 and optional. G-1145 is the e-notification form that you put on top of it all if you want to be notified by email when an action is taken on your cases. Read the instructions for each form to see the supporting documentation they require.

Do I need the G325-A form? If so, I'm filling it out and I saw on top left "expires 02/2015". Does it matter? Do I need it? I don't find a new form of it

[arken 4,197]

You need to sumbit G325A. While you can submit the older version, there is a new version in uscis website.

 

Did you marry within 90 days of ur entry to US? If not, i130 and i130A are also required.

[M&JB 80]

14 minutes ago, arken said:

You need to sumbit G325A. While you can submit the older version, there is a new version in uscis website.

 

Did you marry within 90 days of ur entry to US? If not, i130 and i130A are also required.

I don'y think I saw a newer version of this form but I'll check it again. Yes, we did marry within 90 days of my arrival. That form is for only me, right? Or my husband needs G325-A too? Thanks

[M&JB 80]

26 minutes ago, arken said:

You need to sumbit G325A. While you can submit the older version, there is a new version in uscis website.

 

Did you marry within 90 days of ur entry to US? If not, i130 and i130A are also required.

Never mind, I found a newer version. Thank you