US Immigration from Moldova

Hello everyone,

since NVC was not helpful in my question on Affidavit of Support (and I waited 3 weeks for a response), did anyone file I-864EZ for parent and used their own W-2 information as petitioner as proof of individual income, but tax returns show household's income as general as it was filed as married filed jointly? How to proceed in this case? Would it qualify for I-864EZ?

Also, anyone has trouble filling in the non-active fields of AOS, current occupation and name of employer cannot be filled in (form downloaded from https://www.uscis.gov/i-864ez)

Hello all.

My wife entered the country earlier this year on a K1 visa; we have since wed, received a SSN and submitted our AOS application last week. While we are awaiting her green card, what exactly is her legal status while in the U.S. during this time (or potentially if she left the U.S. and returned on an advanced parole document)?

I'm only asking because we are having some trouble doing basic things like opening a bank account for her. Many of the CSRs don't seem very knowledgeable in this area and the most consistent response is that only resident aliens are allowed to have accounts. Since the K1 is a non-immigrant visa, did her status change once we got married (or when the 90 days on her visa is up)?

Thank you in advance.

Hello all,

My wife is a K1 visa holder recently married........we have a couple of questions related to my wife's I-765 form:

Question 12: have you ever filed a form I-765?

-My wife has no recollection of every filing a prior I -765, however she was in the U.S. for about 2 months in 2013 for some sort of student/work exchange program. She held two jobs during that time (one at Wendy's and one at a local grocery store) and was issued a social security card. Would she or someone else have had to file an I-765 on her behalf?

Question 14-15: Do you want the SSA to issue you a social security card?

-I assume the answer to this would be "NO" since 1) she already has a card and 2) we have already applied for a replacement card after our wedding and her name change. Would the NO answer be correct in this case?

Thank you

Hi All,

We are just trying to complete our final form I-131 Advanced Parole form as part of our AOS application. I noticed that the form only allows for a physical address and you are required to select this address, a U.S. embassy/consolate or a DHS office to have your AP sent. This differs from other forms we completed that allow entry of both a physical and mailing address.

Our problem is that we live in CNMI and they really don't have physical addresses here. There are street names but the homes/apartments are not numbered; no mailboxes in any homes, everyone uses a PO box or rents a private mailbox. I believe there is a DHS office on the island but I'd prefer not to have to go that route. Any issue if we complete the form using our PO box rather than our physical address?

Thank you

Hello all,

Quick question as my wife and I prepare her adjustment of status applications. She entered the country on January 29th on a K-1 visa and since then we have married and currently have an application out for her SSN.

We will file our AOS documents once her new SSN is received but I had a couple of questions:

• For the Medical examination I've read that she is exempt if she completed an examination as part of her K-1 interview. She did in fact complete this step, but those records were in her sealed packet that was provided to CBP when she entered the country. She never received any sort of confimation of her medical exam other than this so I'm wondering what to do about this Form I-693. Do we ignore it with a written explaination as to why or should be have some sort of supporting doucmentation regarding her prior medical exam. If we cannot get this, then does she need to schedule one before we can apply for the AOS.
• We'd like to file her AOS documents as soon as we get the above question answered, but we realized we do not have a copy of her passport arrival stamp as her passport is current at the SSA offices. We do have a copy of her passport bio page, her k-1 visa and her i-94 record. Can we proceed with filing without the arrival stamp or would it be better to wait until we receive her passport back from SSA. If a few weeks go by and we approach our 90 limit, and we still do not have her passport, I'm assuming I should submit what we do have with a written explaination as to why we do not have a copy of the stamp?

Thanks as always everyone.