US Immigration from England

Hi all

Recently we ran into a problem with income and we wanted to ask what you would do in our situation.

The USC earns enough to sponsor the visa but only started the job last week and doesn t have any current payslips. They have also had 3 jobs in the previous 12 month period due to covid.

The last three years (including 2020) they didn t earn near enough the poverty threshold, which is fine. But we want to know if you would get a joint sponsor just in case.

as mentioned, the USC would be set to earn enough with their current job but they only started last week.

And finally, if we chose the joint sponsor route, will they receive phone calls about the whole application etc. We know technically any USC can be a sponsor and we were thinking of asking a family friend who probably doesn t know all the details surrounding the relationship. Such as the exact day we met, or the exact location/date we were engaged etc., it s perfectly fine and we can tell them but we don t want them to receive calls and be grilled about all the information because what if we don t tell them everything down to the last detail and it harms us if they are contacted.

When given date of first scheduled interview ( 29th April 2021 ) I got medical done.

At last moment this interview was cancelled for "unforseen circumstances".

It was reschedulled to 11th June. Then within days of schedulling, cancelled again !

Now been schedulled again a few days ago - expecting letter with date in next few days.

My 60 days from medical runs out 27th May. So unless by a miracle, the have set a new interview date before that date - my medical was a waste of money !

My question - once submitted it is valid for 2 years. So, is there anything stopping me submitting it to the field office (Boise ID ) before the 60 days runs out ? Via Fedex or similar with proof of delivery etc

Hi everyone

I have a couple questions about the affidavit of support...

Due to covid-19 my income is way below the required amount. I only worked a few weeks in 2020 (i'm immunocompromised so I locked myself down early) My total 2020 income is less than $2,500 and I only have around $4,000 left in savings + $3,000 in stocks. I'll be returning to work full time after I receive my second vaccine dose, but I don't think I'll have enough paystubs by his interview date to put me over the minimum on my own.

My mother is willing to co-sponsor and makes around 70k per year and my fiance has around 40k in savings. (I've heard that he can self sponsor in London??) So I'm hoping between the 3 of us it will be enough.

Anyway, my question is; which forms do I need to fill out for them? I've filled out my i-134 and have started the i-864, but do I need to fill out an additional i-864 for each of them? Or do I just fill out my i-864 and then the i-864a for my mother & fiance? And for my fiance, what proof will they accept for his savings? Does it need to be a letter from his bank stating the balance or will a bank statement be enough?

Sorry for all the questions and thank you in advance for the help!

Hi. Hopefully this is the last time I need to make a thread about this.

I have a few questions about the i864 form and reading the instructions is not helping. For the background, we filed a joint tax return for 2020 so we do not know how this affects the answers.

I864 - PART 6 - Line 20 - My current HOUSEHOLD income is...

So, for the tax return we included both of our income for the 2020 tax year. Does this mean we need to combine income again for the current houshold income or do we continue to put the income of the people living in the household and NOT INCLUDE the spouse's (applicants) income?

I864 - PART 6 - Line 24a - My total income (adjusted gross income on Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form 1040EZ) as reported on my Federal income tax returns for the most recent three years was:

Pretty much the same question as above, do we include the total gross income of both the USC and the NRA (Spouse/Applicant) for this section?

And finally, a question about a section a little earlier. For the sponsors household size, I have attached an image to show what we think is the right answers. The USC CURRENTLY lives alone and they are the sponsor to the spouse and nobody else. No kids or other household members. Does the screenshot look correct for our circumstances? I know it says add 1-7 together but it has autofilled in the PDF when entering. Does it stay as 1 or do we have to change it to 2? Thanks

Hi all! I am filing the I-129f for the K-1 soon and trying to budget/plan out life on the other side.
Can I volunteer while waiting for my work permit/green card? I don t want to be sat around for months waiting for work (I will go mad and it may look bad on my resume, I will need to be working).
I have googled it and read a few things but not got a solid answer.

thanks!!