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I864 Part 6 plz
12:58 am March 18, 2021

AlfNel23



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I'm petitioning for my mother.

So, I didn't work in 2018 or 2019 but my husband and I have always filed jointly. I started my new job in Sept 2020 so, my question is:

Do I reply "No" to part 6 question 5, or should I answer "yes" and use my husband total income for 2018, 2019 or only our total income for 2020 and leave 2018 and 2019 in blank?

We already filed 2020 tax return so that is the only year I actually reported any income.

Thank you in advance, my current income ia not enough so we are also filling a i864A.

Thank you in advance



 
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I-864 vs i-864ez
12:39 pm March 17, 2021

Megan2182

Mmd82

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Can we use i-864ez for k1 visa process? Or must we use i-864



 
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K-1 travel
2:59 am March 14, 2021

Alexa Méndez

Alexa Méndez

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I applied for the K-1 visa and I have a B1 tourist visa. I am waiting for the approval of the K-1 visa. Can I travel to the United States?



 
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Reporting domestic abuse & marriage fraud
12:18 pm March 7, 2021

VALU

VALU

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My soon to be ex husband was arrested for domestic abuse. He is being charged for 2nd degree assault, using a dangerous weapon and child reckless endangerment of two minors. He spent 3 months in jail and has been released on bail and is wearing a gps. Criminal trial has been getting delayed by defendant to buy more time and it has been rescheduled the summer. It also became apparent that he married for papers. He is from the Dominiacn Republic and apoears to have a Narcissist Personality Disorder. His temporary greencard expired not long ago. I have reported him to USCIS for marriage fraud and domestic abuse via the online marriage fraud report form. I want to send documents with proof that he has a pending criminal case, Child Protective Services has indicated him for child neglect and abuse, and all the physical and emotional abuse he put me and kids through.

I believe he filed or is filing to remove condions alone (joint is out of the question). We are not officially divorced but he recently filed for divorce a few weeks before his temp greencard expired. We have 1 child in common. We have lived apart for over a year since his arrest.

Question:

1. Where do I mail the proof of the abuse etc?

2. What are his chances of getting ROC removed/10 yr greencard approved?

3. Will he still get the citizenship through me if approved?

4. Will I still be responsible for AOS (financially supporting) if approved?

5. He doesn't have strong evidence of a bonafide marriage. Is our child alone a strong enough evidence to get approved?



 
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Notice of Immigrant Visa Case Creation RECEIVED
8:03 pm March 4, 2021

newbee

Newbee

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I received a email with the "Notice of Immigrant Visa Case Creation RECEIVED" must follow our 12 step instructions but when I log into the Department Of States web site I noticed that the option for payment for visa is grayed out and cannot open.

PD: 2019-07-22

I'm a kind confused with this.

Thank you for your interest in immigrating to the United States of America. The Department of State's National Visa Center (NVC) received your approved immigrant visa petition from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). NVC's role is to ensure you are prepared for your immigrant visa interview at a U.S. Embassy/Consulate General, and to schedule your interview appointment.
NVC is responsible for collecting any applicable fees, the Immigrant Visa Application, supporting civil documents, police certificate(s), Affidavits of Support, and financial documents, if applicable, prior to your visa interview at a U.S. Embassy/Consulate General. Do not mail documents to NVC, even if you received instructions to mail documents to NVC in the past.
You will need to log on to the Department of State's Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) at https://ceac.state.gov/IV to check your case status, pay any necessary fees, upload and submit documents, and read messages from NVC.
If you are logging into CEAC for the first time, please be aware that it can take up to three days (72 hours) from receipt of this notice for your account to be activated. Once activated, you can log into CEAC using the following unique NVC case number and Invoice Identification Number.
NVC Case Number: XXXXXXX
Invoice ID Number: XXXXXX
You should keep this information available in a safe place as you will need it every time you log on to CEAC. Please keep in mind that you must use CEAC to provide NVC with the fees and documents that are required prior to your immigrant visa interview. We do not accept these by mail.
Please Note: You must bring the exact original of any scanned document you upload to CEAC that NVC accepts to your immigrant visa interview. Failure to bring the exact original you uploaded to CEAC may delay the processing of your case.
You must follow our 12 step instructions posted at https://nvc.state.gov for completing your case. Once you have completed your case, we will schedule your case for a visa interview at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate General in SANTO DOMINGO, DOMR.
If you need to contact NVC, please follow the instructions at https://nvc.state.gov/inquiry. NVC may send questions, instructions, and status updates to your CEAC account. If we do this you will receive an email asking you to log into your CEAC account to review a message from NVC.
IMPORTANT: If you do not log into CEAC or communicate with NVC regarding this immigrant visa case for a period of one year, by law the Department of State must terminate your visa application.
FINANCIAL SPONSORSHIP RESPONSIBILITIES: Financial sponsors, joint sponsors, and applicants should be aware of the responsibilities arising from a sponsor signing an I-864 and the consequences of a sponsored immigrant's acceptance of federal means-tested public benefits. For more information, visit https://nvc.state.gov/aos.
PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION ON HEALTH CARE: On October 4, 2019, the President issued Presidential Proclamation 9945 on the "Suspension of Entry of Immigrants Who Will Financially Burden the United States Healthcare System." For the most up to date information on how PP 9945 might affect your case, please visit https://travel.state.gov/healthcare.
Regards,
National Visa Center,
U.S. Department of State
**NOTE: Please do not reply to this email. This is not a monitored account. If you have questions or need to get in touch with NVC, please follow the instructions at https://nvc.state.gov/ask to call or email us.**


 
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