What evidence for severe financial loss should we include along with job offer for EAD expedite request?

[Julia Hoffman 0]

Hi all,

 

My husband entered the US on a K1 visa. We've sent in the I-485 together with the I-765 and I-131 and just received the NOA1.

 

At the same time, my husband was just offered a job (after a rigorous series of interviews, with the knowledge of his visa status). I see here that we can make an Expedite Request for his EAD (work permit), however, we must also submit proof of "severe financial loss" along with the official job offer letter: https://www.uscis.gov/forms/how-make-expedite-request

 

Our questions is, what evidence should we include to prove financial loss? He owns an apartment in Berlin, DE and pays a higher mortgage than he receives in rent from his tenant (German law prohibits charging more than he does). If we had that payment translated officially, could that work? Or will the USCIS not care because it's a foreign asset? Additionally, we did not mention that same asset in the Affidavit of Support section on his assets (which is optional).  

 

I owe a few thousand on my credit card as well, for which I could also send proof.  

 

Please let us know what sort of evidence you've used in EAD expedite requests!

 

Thanks in advance!

[Pitaya 2,577]

Honestly, what with the sudden rush of applicants for expedited EAD and/or AP documents, those processing pipelines will most likely be overfull with expedited requests very soon, and will likely result in protracted processing times just like every other USCIS application/petition. There are at least 6-9 current expedite EAD and/or AP documents in the forum threads today. That likely doesn't even accurately depict the real picture of the hundreds (or thousands) of such requests that the agency has and will continue to receive, resulting in an overloading system and the resultant delays in processing.  It is just like squeezing a ballon, you squeeze one way and the air moves to another area, etc....

 

YMMV..

 

Good luck on your immigration journey. 

[Boiler 45,670]

I would include every thing you can think of, no 2 cases will be alike so what somebody else did is unlikely to be relevant.