US Immigration from Taiwan

Hello,

so I m actually writing this from the airport in the third country we ve lived in for a year. My wife just left on the plane and I m due to leave back to america in another few hours. Anyways, just a few questions I had that I ve been meaning to ask when I got the time.

the evidence I have for us living together in Thailand is 3 things:

1. pictures.

2. lease agreement with owner for an apartment we stayed in part of the time I was here

3. Passport stamps

for the lease agreement, I attached it below with personal info blocked out. Curious if you guys think this is good for the interview, since it doesn t exactly look professional due to the landlord not speaking/typing native English. I guess it s optional considering all the pictures and the passport stamps we have. I guess it couldn t hurt?

I'm petitioning my wife to go to the US, currently at USCIS stage, currently lives with her abroad, currently do not have domicile in the US, but will precede her to the US and find a place to live. My question is can I wait until interview to present proof of domicile? as this entails a shorter separation with my wife than if I need to turn in proof of domicile at NVC stage.

With a pending I-751 since March 2019, I am hoping for a combo interview!!!!! It's time to end this journey.

N-400 interview scheduled for Dec 14th in Dallas!!!!!

Hello Everyone, has any of the September filers have done an inquiry and if so, what were the results of the inquiry. We filed on October 14, 2021 and our application is in the hands of the California Service Center which seems it's the slowest in the country. We are hoping we get good news soon.

ReiChing

Dear All,

I'm curious if anyone has experience themselves or can provide any guidance for my situation. I've searched the web and can't find any answers for this:

Background:

1) My wife (Taiwanese) of over 10 years and myself (American) live in Taiwan.

2) I'm unemployed and wife has internet business with annual income beyond poverty level, but she has never filed US taxes since she is a Taiwanese citizen so we can't claim that on form I-864, however her income WILL continue when she moves to the USA since it is online based, but I that still doesn't help show that we can financially support ourselves, so we'll need my parents to sponsor.

3) My parents have a retirement income beyond the poverty level around 70-80k per year, and are willing to be sponsors. However dad's income is not taxable (retired on disability from gov job) and so they haven't filed taxes in years.

4) My address/residence in the state of WA is with my parents.

Question:

1) What evidence, letters, explanation do you suggest I include in the I-864a that my dad will file to give USCIS enough proof without having any tax returns over 3 years?

2) I believe my dad's retirement income ~70k-80/year should be enough to qualify, but they (mom and dad both retired) file joint taxes, so does that mean I should file two I864a forms, one for mom and one for dad, or file one for my dad and include both of their incomes together since they file jointly?

My Initial Answers/Thoughts:

1) I'll include a written explanation for why they don't file taxes (I'll need to chat with their accountant and get the reasoning behind this, she may even be willing to write a letter of explanation)

2) I'll include the last year they did file taxes (maybe 5 or more years ago, I'm not sure at the moment)

3) I'll include a photocopy of the deed to their house (approx value $700k)

4) I'll include a bank statement showing their monthly deposits of their retirement (approx 5~6k per month for dad alone and mom has her own retirement plus social security I could add as well)

Thanks so much for any all and advice or experience you could lend me, I'd really like to get this filed within the next few weeks as I'm sure there will be a long waiting period : )