US Immigration from United Kingdom

My fiancee is in receipt of a social security benefit called SSDI - Social Security Disability Insurance. She does not file taxes. Will this matter? She has a letter from the social security agency confirming her income. We will be using her aunt as a co-sponsor of my visa application.

I received a letter a few days ago confirming the London embassy had my documentation. I rang up and booked a medical this afternoon. I have started filling the ACRO police certificate application that I will need for the medical and visa interview. It asked for my passport details. My passport expires in three months time so I will need one for the visa interview.

Will it matter if I use the old passport for the ACRO application and present my new one at the visa interview? Will the consular officer mind if the certificate has my old passport details on it? Will he check? Does the ACRO certificate actually have any passport details on it?

Just got my interview scheduled for next month. Time to think about studying!

What do you guys use as material for studying? Thank you for the recs!

Hello!

Just posting for clarification. The instructions we received from the London embassy state clearly to attend the medical exam, and then schedule the interview. However, I have seen other members suggest to schedule the visa interview first, and then schedule the medical exam for ~2 weeks prior to that. I'm assuming the reasoning for this is that interview slots are more limited than medical exam slots. Since I've also read that visas are valid from the time of the medical exam rather than the interview, I'm nervous about him attending his medical and not being able to get a visa interview scheduled for another couple of months.

Does anyone have any experience they could share with this?

We received our IL last week and are trying to register the appointment and passport collection. After entering all the details for my husband who is the main applicant, we were asked if we wanted to register any other applicants - do we need to do this for myself and the children? (My guess is no, since we are dependents)

Perhaps @appleblossom can shed some light on this?