US Immigration from Ukraine

Hello All,

I'm still very early in the process but want to nail some things down now. I'm on a fixed income which falls slightly below the guidelines. My house is in my family's name so can't be used. It may be possible for them to cosign but prefer to avoid.

My question concerns my wife's home and property in Ukraine. It's fully owned but in her and my stepdaughters names. Since we are now married can my name be added and use this property as an asset for immigration purposes?

Very much appreciated..

Thank you

Hello All,

For the affidavit of support down the road, I may need a co-signer but for now my income is on the edge. I'm finding conflicting info if it's possible to waive the I-130 filing fees (my wife and child).

I thought I read 'This fee cannot be waived' but further reading is confusing. I reviewed the 912 and it doesn't specify any restrictions.

I greatly appreciate any help. I'm very early in the process. We're ready to file but having to fly back/forth each month or so has crippled finances.

Thank you!

Hello All,

I am very early in the i-130 process. I'm trying to determine all the documents needed and how they should be. Couple questions:

Do the birth certificates need an Apostle?

Do translations need notarized?

Does child custody agreement need notarized out just translated?

Thank you so much

Hello all !

My husband has finally had his N-400 interview scheduled. However, he has his I-751 still pending (status shows "Fingerprints were taken"). That status came up as soon as we applied for N400 under the 3 year rule (K1 visa).

The letter he received regarding his N-400 interview doesn't mention anything about this interview being a combo interview, and I am not sure if I am supposed to be coming with him ? Or if I should ring any additional documents just in case it IS a combo interview ?

Not really sure how to proceed, should I call USCIS and ask if the I-751 is is outdated ?

Interview is in NJ, in newly built Cranbury office.

Thank you !

My step-daughter's visa shows a 10 year expiration date. I think it should be two years.

Marriage date: 8/18/2020

I-130 Sent for wife and step-daughter: 9/14/2020

Wife approved and entered US: 8/11/2021 Visa expires: 8/11/2023

Step-daughter approved a few months later and entered US: 2/9/2022 Visa expires: 2/9/2032

She entered less than 2 years after the marriage, so from my understanding, her Visa should expire on 2/9/2024.