US Immigration from Japan

Hello, we are filling out the I-944. Question 9 asks for household assets.

Question 10 says provide a list of your liabilities and debts. It sounds to me like they are only requesting the liabilities of the beneficiary. Does anyone have any insight to confirm or deny this?

thank you.

The best way we were able to prove having met each other within the last 2 years was a trip we took about 2 years ago. The trip was from the 23rd of December 2018 and lasted until Jan. 3rd 2019.

I have sent the application on Dec. 5th but so far have received no NOA1. I see that many people get a NOA1 around 10 days after sending their application and some get it after just a few day, should we be getting worried? The shipping was priority express and I sent everything correctly. The tracking said it was signed for and picked up on the 8th, so 7 business days ago.

Any tips?

My husband and I moved to Hawai i from Washington 4 months ago. We sent an address change request to USCIS 10days before we moved to Hawai i but I just got email from them saying no one came to the interview and this will significantly affect your case we even called them and told them that we want to have an interview here in Hawai i and the guy who we talked said I ll send a request and send your notice. We tried to call them to confirm in five different times but they never picked up. What should I do next?your case.

I have a few questions about filling out address's on the i-129f for K1 visa.

Currently me (petitioner) and my fiance (beneficiary) are living together at my apartment here In Japan, however she is not technically legally registered as living here.

I work in Japan and as an English Language Assistant teacher, and thus live in an an apartment with government subsidized rent.

Under official rules of my work contract, people are not allowed to live with me, as to not be mooching of my subsidized rent, but my boss who so happens to be my good friend gave me the okay off the books. To be honest its really not that strict.

My fiance currently is registered at her parents address one town over, so i was planning to use that as her mailing address and physical address abroad.

I understand any mail sent to her would go there. I can travel there to retrieve documents or have her parents relay me any necessary information.

Conversely, since my fiance is physically present with me everyday because we live together, i thought perhaps it would be a strong case of evidence to show the legitimacy of our relationship.

I assume USCIS will lookup her registered address, but also feel maybe it won't look great that that address is the same as her parents?

Would like to be as honest as possible.

Any advice is greatly appreciated.

I will have an interview for N-400 and it looks I need to bring the evidence of Selective Service registration.

I got my green card when I was 38 from H1-B, so it is already passed age 26. Therefore I cannot bring the evidence since I am not registered. What would be the problem at the interview? Please advice me.