US Immigration from Romania

My fiance is the petitioner, I'm the one who will immigrate to the USA. Do only I need a police certificate?

We're trying to file form I-129F, Petition for Alien Fianc (e). I think I have seen someone saying they were sent a REF because they didn't send the police certificates, and I thought I saw that on the RFE the USCIS asked for the police certificate of both the petitioner and the alien fiancee. But usually I see the word "applicant" which I suppose is the alien fiancee, meaning me. On the other hand I've read something about him having to prove he's not someone who will harm me and seclude me in a foreign country, and then there's this information which said that they will let me know about his police records, so maybe they will be the ones to check this...

Do we both need to send police certificates with the form?

Hello everyone!

My husband and I submitted form I-485 on July 1st and unfortunately we got a RFE for the Affidavit of Support.

The situation is like this:

My husband changed to being a full-time student and we are using a joint sponsor for the whole process. The sponsor is his dad who is self-employed and also meets the 125% of federal poverty guideline.

What documents are necessary in order to have all that is needed to support the Affidavit of Support? Will the fact that the joint sponsor is self employed affect the case?

What is my husband's current status? We've been having issues and received questions when showing my husband's entry/exit I-94 form (when requested) at, for example, the DMV and to Health Insurance Marketplace. They sort of freak out when they see the "admit until" date being past due (Aug 24) and assume he's out-of-status or overstayed.

He entered the US on May 27. We married within the required 90 days. We have filed for AOS. We have confirmation from USCIS via NOA/I-797 for the AOS packet.

So then what technically is his current status as he seems to be "in between" statuses (K1 and AOS) in most situations?

Hi everyone, just wanted to share my experience at the ATL field office today.

I applied for citizenship in Oct 2020 based on the 3-yr rule. I had a pending I-751 at that time and today's interview was a joint I-751/N400 interview.

My appointment was for 12:55PM. My husband, 2yo son and I arrived there at approx 12:40, went through security (bags, belt and watches go through the scanner), then we went up to the check-in area, presented my interview notices and they took my picture and fingerprints. We were then told to go to the third floor.

We entered a large waiting area where there were approx 30-40 other people. Every once in a while an immigration officer would come out and call someone's name. I waited about 1h20 mins until my name was called.

The IO called my husband and our son in as well, but after a brief chat with him, he asked my husband to leave because he had enough proof that we both had entered the marriage in good faith.

He then asked me for my interview notices and my green card and told me that he was going to start the test portion of the interview. He asked me the following questions:

1. Why did the colonists come to America?

2. What is the highest court in the US?

3. Name one of the authors of the Federalist Papers

4. Name 3 of the original colonies

5. What group of people were sold as slaves in America?

6. What is an amendment?

Once this portion was done, he asked me to read something off the tablet that was on his desk - "What state has the most people?" and asked me to write "California has the most people" on the same tablet.

He then asked me the eligibility questions and I was done! He said he approved my application and that I was going to receive an Oath Ceremony notice in the mail.

He did not ask me for any of the documents I had prepared, probably because he didn't actually conduct a I-751 interview. I came prepared with tax returns, bank statements, life/car insurance, photos, son's birth certificate etc etc.

Overall, the experience was pretty good (except for the wait - getting a toddler to sit still for more than a few minutes is nearly impossible).

I'm so excited to be almost done with my immigration journey!

Hello everyone,

My wife has two kids, one is my daughter and another is my stepdaughter. They all live overseas. I also have two boys (14 and 7) from previous marriage. I filed two separate I-130 petitions. one for spouse and another is for stepdaughter. I am preparing two separate I-864. What would be household size in my case?

Looks like on spouse I-864 is 5 but on stepdaughter I-864 is 6.

Am I correct?