US Immigration from Canada

Hi, I'd like to figure out if our household member's income is sufficient but I'm a little confused on how to calculate the household size.

So the main sponsor doesn't work, but the household member does. The household members has three dependent children. So in our I-864, we listed the main sponsor [1], the household member [1], and the 3 of us who are intending to immigrate [3]. That brings the total household size to 5. But my household member has 3 children - where would we account for them? There's no option to put household member's dependents on either the I-864 or I-864A. Both the household member + children + petitioner live at the same address. 2 out of the 3 children are under 18 right now. So now I'm confused, is our household size 5 members or 8?

Thanks

My husband came on a K-1 sponsorship we got married, he got his green card. Can he apply for citizenship naturalization after the 3 years of our anniversary? I am a US citizen.

Can someone please tell me what the next thing is we do 2years after the adjustment of status? Lost our attorney and don t know who to ask. Thank you

Hi all, seeking some guidance now that the deadline to file US taxes is quickly approaching (even with the extension). Here's a bit about our situation:

• My husband is Canadian and moved to the US on the K1 visa on December 12, 2020
• He earned all income in Canada and has filed Canadian taxes for 2020
• He has zero earned income in the US in 2020
• We would like to file married filing jointly
• He has an SSN

I've started and stopped my return on TurboTax multiple times. I get stuck when I get to the Foreign Earned Income section where it checks to see if we can exclude foreign income from US taxes.

The first question on Turbo is did my husband live and work outside the US in 2020. The answer is yes. He lived and worked in Canada until December 12, 2020

The next question whether he was a US citizen in 2020 while working outside the US. The answer is no.

This is the question that stops me: was he a resident alien while living and working outside the US in 2020 (with a note that it is possible for a nonresident alien to elect to be treated as a resident alien and to consult a tax pro if this is your scenario). The choices are:

• Yes he is a US resident alien
• No he is not a US resident alien

Selecting "Yes" brings me to the Bona Fide Resident Test or the Physical Presence Test.

Selecting "No" brings me to the 1040NR.

Any guidance is greatly appreciated! You all have been so helpful in the past.

Has anyone had to reschedule their AOS interview due to being sick? We came down with what I m pretty sure are just colds over the weekend (since we are at least partially vaccinated, I don t think it s Covid) and our interview appointment is Tuesday afternoon. We are hoping to feel better this afternoon but it s unlikely we will. We ve just waited a long time for this appointment and I m concerned if we reschedule it will be another long wait. Our appointment is at the office in Salt Lake City. Has anyone rescheduled and has an idea how long you had to wait for the new appointment?