US Immigration from Poland

hello everyone, i am the petitioner. my fianc , the beneficiary, has been noticing some heart issues recently. we are nervous that it could be very serious. i will be flying in march to visit for a couple weeks. we don t want to jeopardize our visa application, but even more i don t want to jeopardize their health. is this something we can try and expedite?

Hey guys!

I am removing conditions from the GC (aren t we all), a bit bored and curious decided to sent the e-request about the biometrics appointment (I filled in 08/22, got receipt notice with the extension letter and then it was silence. nothing about biometrics). So I just got an email as a respond to my e-request and it says:

We have received your service request and researched the status of your case. Our records indicate that we sent you a denial notice to the address on file at the time. You recently called to inform us that you have not received the notice. The notice has not been returned to us by the post office as undeliverable. As a courtesy, we will mail a duplicate notice.

Called the USCIS, talked with the robot and the status is we recived your case , checked my online account - same.

Should I be freaking out about gloomy word denial or it just simply reffers to biometrics appointment or better, is a mistake.

Any input?

Thx!

I submitted my form when the edition date was 07/23/20 but obviously it s been a long time now and the USCIS is hopefully about to look at my case. I see cases sometimes rejected in the case tracker app as the version of the form no longer accepted .

I expect it would have been all over the forums if this was an issue?

I am filling Form I-485 in conjunction with I-130 to adjust the status of a parent of US citizen living in the United States and I am very confused by the section about 'Public Charge' in Part 8. items 61 to 68.d. on page 13 and 14 of the form.

From the related guidance it seems that the the mother of a US citizen applying for adjustment of status is subject to the public charge ground of inadmissibility under INA section 212(a)(4) - so I would answer Yes for item 61.

However, right after that things getting pretty confusing. Item 62 asks for size of your household, however, according to the guidance the only household members the applicant is required to list are:

• themselves
• their spouse
• their parents
• unmarried siblings
• unmarried children under 21 residing with them.
• or any other individuals who list them as a dependent on their federal income tax return

According to this, the applicant would only list themselves as part of the household because although she is living with her daughter, son in law and her two grandchildren, none of these people fall into the categories as defined in the I-485 instructions. So technically the household has 5 members (including the applicant), but am I not supposed to put 5 because they are not any of those listed people?

This doesn't seem right, which has me questioning if I should even answer yes to to item 61 - that the applicant is subject to the public charge ground of inadmissibility under INA section 212(a)(4). Or do I disregard the guidance and put the 5 people even though they do not fit into those categories?

I am slightly leaning toward thinking I don't have to answer yes to item 61 that she is subject to the public charge thing because why would we then have to list annual household income, assets, liabilities in items 63 to 65 if she is not part of the wider household according to this definition in the instructions? She has no US-based assets or income and has never applied or benefited from public assistance in the USA. And even if I say yes that she is subject to the public charge and list the household as 5, why do I have to put all this info about our family assets etc, which are separate from hers, on this form when she is the applicant and we are filing an Affidavit of Support, which details our income when sponsoring her as the beneficiary?

If anyone has any experience or knowledge about how to handle this type of situation it would be great to get your insights about how to proceed. I am sure this will be something many will be dealing with now and it would great to know what we're supposed to do!

Hopefully someone can help out. Many thanks

I just saw step 19 of the K1 process that suggests changing your name after getting married. I thought it interesting as I didn t think name changing was an automatic thing people did these days? Just thinking of all the hassle involved in that process