US Immigration from China

Dear Fellows,

This is a very lovely community, helpping me through all the dark days. I thought it was near light now, however, it turned out to be another blur.

Thank you in advance, for anyone, who would like to some some support, some blessing and some suggestions!

When we submitted Our K1 application, My Fiance only had the file of the signed documents for the separation from the court, by judge, two parties. USCIS requests us RAE for addtional divorce decree, however, we could get the final decree for the financial part. The deadline is May 30th, we could not get the decree so far, or in the near future. What can we do?

Another RAE is for DUI, driving record while drunk. My Fiance stated the DUI while we first filed the application. However, He couldn't find the record offically anymore.

Therefore, we basically couldn't send back any meaningful evidence back to USCIS. How bad does this lead to? Is there any other solution?

Thank you very much!!!

Lemontree

My wife will be receiving her IR1 visa soon. Because of some unexpected plans, we may need to stay in her home country for another 2 years. We would like to go to the US after she gets the visa so we visit my friends and family. Can anyone tell me, if she enters the US and stays for a month, then exits the US, how long can she stay out of the country before there is an issue? I saw something about 12 months but I'm not entirely sure.

Thank you.

Aug 5, 2022 filer is seeking for i134 advises

I d worked in China for 6 years. I make above 125% of the US poverty line and have done tax return for the past view years however my income is China-based. Meaning my AGI is 0 on 1040.
I have around 10k cash in the bank, would that be enough to support i134? or should I find a co-sponsor

Any advice is greatly appreciated

Hi everyone,

I desperately need your help and would appreciate any help you can give us.

My wife needs to travel back to her hometown. And we have the extension in hand. We are in the midst of removing condition.

My question is: do we need to get a passport for her?

A Chinese citizen is scheduled to take her U.S. citizenship oath in the near future, but we have some questions about using documents. If at all possible, she'd like to retain her Chinese passport. I have friends that have been able to keep their Chinese passports for decades, by simply never telling China that they are a U.S. Citizen. Is this still possible?

Should she purchase round-trip tickets under her U.S. passport, or get two separate one-way tickets (ie. us->china with Chinese passport, and china->us with US passport)?