US Immigration from Peru

I have searched the forums for clarification on this, so I apologize if it's been asked and answered plenty already:

I have a I-864 for the sponsor, who files taxes MFJ. Alone, the sponsor earns enough, but we got RFE to include spouse's income info. So I'm re-sending the packet and also filling out I-864a with the spouse who files taxes with the spouse on the I-864.

Here's my question: in the section on both I-864 and I-864a that requests "Federal Income Tax Return Information", so I split up our incomes (according to each individual's W-2s/1099s/Schedule Cs)? So that way the year-by-year adjusted gross income reporting would add up to the total listed as adjusted gross on the tax filing if we added the answers in I-864 to the answers in I-864a? Or do I report the whole joint adjusted gross income on both the I-864 and I-864a, even though each form is just for one of the spouses on that tax return?

Is this making sense? Thanks for your help!

Hi Everyone,

I (petitioner of I 129F) received an RFE regarding two alcohol related citations I received more than 15 years ago which I was not arrested for (underage drinking and possession of alcohol in a state park). I am unable to obtain police records or court records for these citations and I don't recall specific details that are being requested. I was able to obtain a certified letter from the court stating that there is no record for me on file (including the court seal). I also obtained a certified background check from the PA state police stating that I have NO criminal record. I am in the process of writing a statement to the best of my abilities but I am relying on my memory. Does any one have any advice or thoughts on if this will suffice? ( certified letter from the court with stamp seal, background check from PA state police, and notarized letter)

If I recalled something incorrectly in my statement, will I be punished by immigration services and not be able to re-apply for CR-1 spousal visa?

I just discovered 55/15 exception for my mother which she can take the civic test in her native language. Now my question is since has to take an int rpreter to her interview does this interpreter have to be certified translator or just capable of speaking both languages?

My mom is filing for us citizenship, I m trying to help her a bit but I have a few questions.
she s been married for more than 10+ years with citizen husband but she currently is separated still legally married does she still have to show her spouses taxes? They file separately

considering the 10+ plus years she s been a perm resident does she still have to go go through this process with her spouse?

I received an RFE from NVC for Police Certificates for Peru. We submitted only the Certificado de Antecedentes Policiales. What are the other 2 Certificates that we need?