US Immigration from Canada

Hello,

do I upload AOS info to my step child s nvc account as well as my spouses?

It is my opinion that additional fields should be added into the N-400 tracker (and other relevant visa trackers) for the passport application, with the ability to sort by "file date" and "expedited/not expedited" under the "Timeline" chart where "US Citizenship (N-400) Immigration Timelines" can be sorted (see here: https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/citlist.php?cfl=&op5=5,10,11). In my opinion, this may allow easy tracking. Though LPRs become citizens upon oath, their journey is usually not over until they obtain their passport and SSA is updated. SSA probably wouldn't need a tracker, because it can usually be updated same day. But the passport takes a month or two in some cases and many people try to keep track so they know when to expect it. There appears to be a demand for tracking this information, based on the thread, "2020/ 21- US Passport & Card Application-Tracker", viewable here: https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/729036-2020-21-us-passport-card-application-tracker/ .

Thank you for your consideration in this matter.

Best Regards,

bsd058.

My GC is about to exipre. What can I do to visit Canada this summer. I usualy just show my GC (while crossing by car) and I am good to cross. I read I can't get back in if it expire.

What should I file for naturalisation?

Thanks

My spouse is a student who has zero income in I-864. When we filed last summer, we had a joint sponsor (spouse's father). I now have a job that I can put in I-864 Part 5 Lines 8 and 9 (income of intending immigrant and have proof that it will continue after obtaining LPR as it is a US job obtained legally with my EAD). I am expecting my interview to be this summer so I am preparing.

1. Does USCIS ask you to fill out another I-864 that we need to bring to the interview or will they use the one that we filed last summer with the joint sponsor and zero income for sponsor and intending immigrant? I prefer to use my income now instead of relying on a joint sponsor from the original filing.

2. This is NOT a tax question so do not move it to the Tax forum: I am considered a non-resident based on substantial presence test from the IRS so I am not required to file my foreign income in 2021. However, I can elect to be treated as an alien resident for tax purposes to bump up my spouse's zero income in 2021 Tax Return. Is this necessary to get the I-864 approved or am I just making it complicated? Spouse's income would be zero in 2021 Tax Transcript and if I elect to file as a resident even though I don't have to, the numbers would look good.

3. If I decide to fill out the new version of I-864 (depending on your answer from my question #1 above), I'd like to know what we should put below. My spouse is a student or homemaker as the current job....or should we tick the "unemployed" box?

Thanks for your help!

For the AOS (my husband and sister in law as a co sponsor)

do I bring their passports with me to the interview? Or just photocopies? Or notarized ones?

and for their tax transcripts etc do I just bring a printed copy or does it have to be certified?