US Immigration from Philippines

Hi guys,

I have a question and hoping that you could give me answers or suggestions on what we can do.

We've submitted our packet AOS I-485, EAD I-765 and AP I-131 in February 3, 2021 and we received the receipts in March 22, 2021. However, we received recently an RFIE for supporting tax documents since my tax return in 2019 that we submitted didn't reach the poverty guideline. Also my wife applied for her ITIN last February 17, 2021 and she got her ITIN in April. We then submitted our Federal tax return last April 30. I have asked for my 2020 transcripts but when we received them it has no information which I believe they haven't gotten my tax paperwork yet since we applied it by mail. Anyway, we have a joint sponsor since my income in 2020 is not also enough.

Here is my question:

1. Since my income in 2020 didn't qualify, are we only submitting our Joint's sponsor's Form I-864 and her supporting tax documents? Or do I also have to sent out my 2020 tax documents?

Thank you very much for your help.

AOS (Marriage based)

I am currently researching different immigration attorneys for a litigation against the Manila embassy. From what I have read, it appears that the Goldstein immigration lawfirm might be the best option. Has anyone else heard of this lawfirm and how well do they do the job? I believe that if I keep sitting around and continue to wait for the Manila embassy to do anything, I could be waiting for several years. I realize that litigation does not guarantee anything, but I have pretty much had it with the games and the hiding behind the covid #######. If anyone knows anything about Josh Goldstein and his lawfirm, let me know. Right now this is the only company that has responded to me.

Hi, I'm planning to visit my fiance this coming June-July 2021, He's a military active member and he's still in deployment but he'll be finished this coming around June-July that's why I'm planning to travel in those dates. Our case was approved last May 10, 2021 (I-129f) . But I heard and read It may take a while before our papers to be finished due to last K1/I-129F backlog since last year 2020. that's why I'm planning to visit him for a short trip. I have 10 years multiple B2 visa. And I've been and travelled to USA couple of times. I'm from Manila, Philippines. Do you think it would be okay to visit him while waiting for our k1 petition case? Thank you

I am the petitioner and my mom will be my joint sponsor for form i134. I live with my mom and dad. My questions are:

1. so when my mom fills out the i134, would her household size be 4? (My mom, myself, my fianc e, and my dad) or would it just be 3 and my dad not be included since he s not a dependent of my mom?

2. since my mom and dad file taxes jointly, does my dad need any tax documents to differentiate his earnings from my mom s? If so, what would that tax document be?

My mom will send me her:

- IRS tax transcript (recent year only)

- W2 (recent year only)

- Form 1040 (recent year only)

- Passport biopage

- Form i134

3. is there any other documents my mom needs to send me besides those listed above?

My fianc e s interview is coming up and we just want to do everything the right way the first time. Thank you in advance.

Hello,

My wife's child has his visa interview on May 24. We have prepared notarized special power of attorney letters for his grandfather's accompaniment during the interview, and for me to go there and accompany him on his way to US since his mother does not have AP or greencard yet. My wife and the father of her child were never married, but we were thinking that we need to get the child's father to grant me special power of attorney for me to be able to accompany the child. Is this correct? Also, do we need to get a letter from the child's father also that states that he is okay with his child coming to US?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!