US Immigration from Netherlands

Hi all,

In June we received our i130 approval, but are delaying the process a few months due to expecting our first little one.

However, coming August my wife and I will spend a few weeks at my in-laws. Therefore, I'd like to gather all the documents in person and bring them home. I've made a list and would like to have an extra check. Do I miss anything?

spouse of beneficiary, i864 not supporting since zero income, hence joint sponsor option

1. I-864

2. 2022 Tax Return Transcripts

3. Any other 1099 (reports of income)

4. Copy of Biographic page in US Passport

joint sponsor, filed jointly

1. I-864

2. 2022 Tax Return Transcripts (not Tax Account Transcripts)

3. W2 of 2022, demonstrating what part of the income

4. Any other 1099 (reports of income)

5. Copy of Biographic page in US Passport

6. Employment letter stating you are currently employed at Company X with total compensation Y

7. Last 3 pay stubs proofing current income

spouse/household member of joint sponsor, filed jointly

1. I-864a

2. W2 of 2022,

3. Any other 1099 (reports of income)

4. Copy of Biographic page in US Passport

Thank you in advance!

Hi all,

Most information is clear, but as per title: do I also upload the W2 for the husband (spouse, hence i864a. Father of petitioner) of our joint sponsor (mother of petitioner) if we are not using his income (hers is sufficient)? They are filing their taxes jointly, but with only the W2's of her, I am already demonstrating her seperate income is my logic. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Thank you all for responding.

Hi all,

So, finally after almost 12 months, we received an RFE today. It is clearly pointing out that we need to translate our marriage certificate.

We provided a Dutch marriage certificate, which comes in five (5!!) Languages. I even put it in the file name (e.g. multi-launguage_wedding_certificate).

We're luckily not in a hurry, but I am unsure how to proceed to get the i130 approved.

Debating between just uploading it again or getting it translated (or do it myself, that's allowed I read).

Anybody has some ideas about this specific Dutch case?

Thank you.

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Hello everybody,

I am currently getting my paperwork ready for filing my I-751 with a divorce waiver and have just a few questions about my situation. Long story short, and probably not uncommon:

I fell happily in love, filed for the K1 visa, moved to the states after approval and got married. During our long distance relationship he was loving and attentive and paid for most of my trips to the US to visit him. After I arrived in the states (during covid) I did found out he presented the best of him during my trips. After I moved in I soon learnt he is an alcoholic and was involved in let's called it ''shady business''. He never gave me much inside in his finances but always seemed to have money despite being unemployed. Because of this I have little prove of co-mingling our finances, he was in charge of our finances and despite my efforts to do so the only thing I have is evidence of joint car insurance, health insurance and a rental agreement I was added on. His alcoholism worsened and he got extremely jealous, controlling and verbally abusive. I won't go into any details since I am not the first and won't be the last immigrant having her living happily ever after dream shattered.

Fortunately I live in a small town and have become part of this tight community where everybody has been very supportive. They all lived and cried with me (and him) through our marriage troubles and eventually divorce.

Documents I'm submitting:

- divorce degree

- rental agreement I was added on

- joint car insurance

- his attempt to file for health insurance (it got cancelled because he never paid)

-pictures of us together. There are not many because for some reason he did not like having his picture taken.

Affidavits from:

- The mayor of this town

- A council member of the town counsel

- The veterinarian of the local humane society I volunteer for

- The director of the local humane society

- My employer who I know through my ex ( she is also the joint-sponsor on my green card)

- A bartender (who is also a friend of mine) of the local saloon (who knows my ex since he practically lives at the bar)

- A physician who is a friend of my ex-husband and I have been working with at the humane society where she also volunteers

- One of my co-workers (who knew my ex-husband before I became friends with her)

- A friend I have known for 20 years, she knows my ex-husband because he lived across the street from her for a while.

- One of the towns police officers. this police officer actually interviewed me as a witness when my ex-husband tried to beat up one of my friends. He will however not write it as a police officer because his supervisor advised against it, but he is familiar with the alcoholism involved.

I can also get an affidavit from the towns fire chief, my ex-husband is a volunteer firefighter. I reached out to the fire chief because he also runs a drugs and alcoholics anonymous meeting every week and I asked advice about how to help ''a friend'' with alcoholism. The fire chief is very familiar with my ex's alcoholism because he hardly shows up for calls since he is usually intoxicated around noon.

All affidavits basically say we were very much in love but our marriage unfortunately ended up in divorce. And they all state I am a great asset to the town and sorts.

My questions:

- The obvious, will this be sufficient?

- Do I write an affidavit myself explaining the course of our marriage and why I divorced?

Thank you in advance for any answers and advice you can give me!