US Immigration from Cambodia

I didn't work for the last 2 years while overseas. I came back to the US last year and got a job in December. I still have that job and make very good money - over 3 times the 125% poverty guideline requirement. I did not use a joint sponsor as I did not have the option. In my research, it's 50/50 opinions on whether or not I will need one. One camp says prior year tax returns are vital, the other camp says USCIS only cares about your current income. So we filed for AOS with only my income. I would like to change jobs to a similar pay structure. There is a chance that my income would be slightly less but still over 2x the poverty guideline requirement.

Hypothetically, let's say USCIS is going to approve my I-864 with my current income: would changing jobs now hurt my situation? Is staying in the same job for a long period more important, or is having higher income more important?

We had an interview on May 27, 2021 for K1 Visa for Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We were told to go online to make a follow up appointment and bring the missing document (Original Birth Certificate).

We are unable to make the appointment and gave us this message "The Case ID that you have entered cannot be found" on the website. Email have been unanswered for 2 weeks and phone call have been unhelpful. I wondering if they made a mistake or it just they are busy.

Thanks for your help.

Hi,

My friend asked me but I don't have an answer and hopefully someone in here can light up. Thanks in advance.

Can a US Citizens godmother sponsor a godson to live in USA? Godson is 22 years old.

Hello all;

My husband is just waiting, waiting, waiting for his Citizenship application to process (biometrics done back in January). We are curious,in the meantime, about whether it would ever be possible for us to file a petition to bring over one of his nieces. She is a brilliant 18 year old who wants to be a nurse. We could help her file an student visa but we were curious if it's in any way possible for us to file for a green card for her. Would we have to be her legal guardians for her to qualify?

Thanks for your help, all! We are so thankful for the VJ community.

This is something we should all watch. Mostly for people who are just starting and are at the beginning USCIS stage. I have shared it many times in different posts and I think it's a good thing for people to hear!