US Immigration from Singapore

... now I have received a "Request for Evidence" letter...

"Based on the documents submitted, we could not determine that the petitioning sponsor, "ME" on form I-864 Affidavit Of Support, is qualified. In order to be a qualified sponsor, the petitioning sponsor's form I-864 must be properly completed and signed, and the supporting documents must establish that the petitioning sponsor's income meets 125% of the federal poverty guideline for the sponsor's household size...

...for Further instructions and the latest edition of form I-864 visit the USCIS website..."

Apparently, I submitted information that was not in the format they want. The request for information states how I should submit that information.

I am using my assets and my retirement (SSI) income instead of a job - as I am retired.

My question is... since I submitted the original AOS, the market has crashed and I lost a significant amount of money - not enough to no longer qualify, but an amount 15-20 percent different from the original AOS I submitted.

The Request for Evidence does not say to resubmit the AOS, but it does mention where I can find the latest copy.

Should I submit a modified AOS (and how) or just supply the information they requested and let the original AOS stand. I read on the USCIS site that "one" AOS (I-864) should be submitted.

I know this sounds elementary, but I am afraid of goofing and getting my wife booted from the country.

OK, I completed the I-129F 1.x years ago - along with the required I-134.

Now, my former K1 fiancee is here, we are married and I am completing the I-864. Why?

Isn't this redundant?

The I-134 had all the information I am being asked for on the I864.

Anyone else in the same boat?

Filed for my mom on 3/20. Case is currently received. Does anyone know how long it takes to get to the next point?

Looks like the case went to Texas and I checked the processing times here:

Processing Times (uscis.gov)

It says 11-14.5 months. Is that he whole process from filing to interview, or is this to approve i-130?

TIA!

Hi all,

I am somewhat frustrated about my mother application. We filed it on Sept 2019 and the last action we received was September 2021. Approved and case is in NVC. Our form will expired this year September. How should I proceed on this. Everything is paid and documents are accepted.

Thank you

My wife attended her Citizenship Interview on March 9 and passed her tests. The officer said she can't be granted citizenship until her ROC was approved. The ROC was approved the next day (March 10). What happens now? It has been 17 days and her case online still says "Interview Scheduled" and the estimated case decision time says 11 months. Does that mean it will take 11 months from her interview before they will grant her citizenship? We aren't sure what to do at this point. I guess we just wait.