US Immigration from Vietnam

It's been over 2 years since our initial interview was cancelled, but now we finally have a new interview date. In preparation, I will be getting the following documents ready.

1. I-134

2. IRS transcript (last 2 years)

3. Proof of employment

4. Recent paystubs

5. Letter of intent

6. Divorce decree (since I'm divorced)

Am I missing anything? Thank you in advance.

Hi everyone!

I'm the petitioner (US citizen) and I filed our I-129F petition whilst living in my fiance's country (Vietnam) in August 2021. Currently awaiting NOA2.

Now, I've moved back to the US and established domicile. I've received a job offer (with salary well above poverty level) and I now live at the US mailing address that was originally listed in my I-129F.

However, my I-129F shows a physical address and employer in Vietnam (as of August 2021). Nowhere in my I-129F did I mention that I planned to move back home.

Do I need to send any kind of updates to USCIS to avoid any RFEs relating to this?

Thank you for any advice you can provide!

Our situation: last year my spouse worked part time at her dad s business, made about 10k and filed tax returns with this amount. This year though, she didn t do that anymore and was unemployed until recently, she just started an independent contractor job last week. This job doesn t have a fixed schedule and she ll be paid by the minutes she works.

Our question: we ll have a joint sponsor but as for filling out her annual income this year in form i-864, can I just put a rough estimate for her income? If so, do we have to include supporting documents to prove this? Since she just started out, we only have an offer letter stating the pay rate by the minutes, no pay stub or anything similar. So is the offer letter good enough? We re also thinking of including a letter explaining our estimate and also explain because she just started out, that s why we didn t include her bank statements and paystub. Is this necessary or will we need something more?

Thanks everyone!

Hello everyone,

This is unrelated to my visajourney. Husband and I are doing great. Needed some advice for someone else.

What would be necessary to file an adjustment if the person overstayed since 2019 and married a USC? They came here on a valid visa but it expired after 90 days if I understand correctly.

Also, will they need their police report as well? I m unsure how difficult it will be to acquire due to their country s instability.

Thanks so much for your help.

I just have a quick question. My wife is in the process of sponsoring her parents to come to America from Vietnam. Her mom's application has been approved in America and will be shipped to the embassy in Vietnam soon. We are waiting on her dad's. She has a 7 year old brother and an 11 year old sister. If her parent's visas get approved, will they be able to bring her brother and sister with them or will they have to file for them once they get here?