US Immigration from Brazil

I received my NOA1 on March 25th, 2022 and im

hoping to finally receive my NOA2 in the next few weeks. But after such a long wait I m beginning to worry about the income requirement.
Are they usually very strict or somewhat lenient when it comes to your income?

It will just be me and my fianc , a two person household, so the amount isn t very much. But I will only have two years of tax returns to show. Last year my income was just below the requirement and this year it is $4,000 over the requirement.
Maybe I m feeling anxious for no reason but I ve read online that it s best to show many years of income that meets the requirement.
Also, does it help to have a written statement from your employer that you are earning steady income?

So, I have been following for some time and reading what I can about domicile and supporting the move of my spouse and I to the US as our case will likely move to NVC stage within the next 2 months.
I wanted to try and not ask anything that has already been asked - but have some clarifications I am seeking guidance on that are specific to our case.

My spouse and I met in a 3rd country (Portugal) which we are both temp residents of ( have been for 5 years each). We are doing the whole process here and our consulate is in Paris since Lisbon doesn't do the interview anymore. I have lived outside of the US for 6 years, but have voted and maintained my Minnesota DL (I went back in 2022 to renew it to make sure it didn't expire). I mail my vote from the US embassy here in Lisbon.
From my understanding those 2 things along with a letter of intent for our plans to move to Portland (SHOULD) be quite sufficient for my intent to reestablish.

Additionally:
I work for a US company and have been getting a 1099-INT for half of 2021, all of 2022, and am currently going to get one for 2023 - however the company I work for is closing this month (yaaaay job searching) - it will have also earned me nearly the "poverty" limit for 2023 - and am in interviews for another remote US based job (hopefully that happens sooner than later and they could write me a letter - but can't be sure that will happen)
As far as 2022 taxes go, I owe in Portugal this year as I couldn't avoid being a tax resident anymore, so I will file a FEIE (that is the intention but have to complete Portuguese taxes this month first)

My wife's company also already agreed to give her a letter saying they will employ her in the US when we arrive (her salary is even higher than mine when we move) - so that should help I am hoping

So,
I feel that I have sufficient proof that I will reestablish domicile -- and 21/2022 tax returns are above poverty line - I also just happen to be getting inheritance this year in forms of ROTHS as well as a smaller direct pay (I suppose that is income / but the ROTHs not if I don't withdraw) - however its an asset? I could also prove that all my assets are in US bank accounts.

I guess my whole rant and giving of information is to have a sanity check from all you kind people that I am correct in my thinking? Am I missing something?

As always,

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I ve just received the NOA2. I m a little confused about when to fill in the Affidavit of Support (I-134).

Is it something that I just print, fill in and take with me to the interview?

Thank you!!!

Hi

In the questions about the Petitioner's (me) and the Spouse Beneficiary's parents, if they are deceased, should we type in DECEASED in the "What is their city/town/village of residence?" - and for the Country of residence- as this has no option to type in that word, should we leave blank?

Thanks

I am filing a I-130 for my spouse, who arrived initially on a B2 and then soon thereafter did AoS to F1.

Regarding the question of her " Class of Admission" in the I-130 (the "Immigration Information" section), should we put the "B2" or "F1"?

she has not left or reentered since doing the AoS

I have seen conflicting opinions on this. IT would seem lofical to do the original, B2, but her status is now F1 and that is what granted the current stay.

Thanks for clarification.