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Huh, I didn't send any part of the I-693 with my husband's AOS package. We got no RFE(s) so I guess there was no problem sending it that way. No where on the instructions for I-693 do I see where it says you have to fill out part of the I-693 if you are a K-1 who took your medical within the last year, except this, "If the vaccination records (DS 3025) was not properly completed and included part of the original, overseas medical, examination report, you will have to have the vaccination report completed by a designated civil surgeon. In this case, you are required to submit Part 1, Information About You, Part 2, the vaccination chart and Part 5, the Civil Surgeon's Certification, of Form I-693."
So... It sounds to me that if the vaccination records were properly completed and included in the original overseas medical, you wouldn't have to fill out any part of the I-693. I could be wrong, but if I was, why did my husband not get a RFE? He already had his biometrics taken, and we even had an AOS interview letter. (Although we had to reschedule, so we are waiting for our new interview letter) But my point was that we got that far with no RFE, so I'm sure what we did was fine. We did send with the AOS package, was a vaccination report that my husband received when he has his medical. We assume the sealed package he gave at the POE was sent to USCIS since that is what I read here on VJ.

Enlisting in the military is an elaborate paperwork. It is required that your enlisting son discloses your status and "A" number and stuff. So don't be alarmed. Some sensitive military jobs require security clearance, so it's normal. Speak with the Navy Recruiter doing your son's paperwork to allay any fears. Good luck to your son in serving our country.

According to your timeline you are only a week or two away from EAD. Relax a little and consider that he is not supporting you, you are married. You are both supporting each other. Money isn't the only way to support. I earn nothing at all and I have a daughter with me. My husband has a big commute of 4 hours each day and not a huge amount of money coming in. But I earn money negatively. In other words I do what I can to save from spending and I take some of the burdens for maintaining the household from his shoulders, he has more free time. I make sure he comes home to a tidy, serene home with a lovely meal ready. I send him to work with a home made lunch, I do what I can to make his days easier. He thinks that is worth alot more than the few dollars I could earn. Just something to think on...money is not always worth as much as we think it is.

Just my INDEPENDANT Thoughts. Meet the requirements of the 129-F. Simple, fill out the forms and COMPLETE the First Time Correctly.
This Country, looks for a On-going relationship and wants proof. So keep and print everything as posible. This is for the interview. Proof...
Chats, e-mails, etc. Read VJ for income requirements and have her/him prepared for the interview. There is a long wait period after Filing so this is obtainable.
If you properly Execute your 129-F you will recieve a Notice of Action 1. Then, the wait....... The Interview decides Approval. Good Luck.

I'm going to get nit-picky here.
Your husband is already a US citizen. He doesn't file for adjustment of status. You do. The only thing your husband needs to do is submit an affidavit of support along with your adjustment of status paperwork. I'm guessing that if you guys had the money to pay the AOS fees then your husband would be willing to sign an affidavit of support.
When you say "My husband won't file my AOS" what you're really saying is "My husband won't give me the money so I can file my AOS". You've already explained why this is true. Your husband isn't getting enough work, and simply doesn't have the money. Apparently, he doesn't have the money to file his taxes yet, either. If he's a sensible person then he understands the consequences of not filing his taxes are potentially more severe than not paying for your adjustment of status. What's more, his affidavit of support won't be accepted if he hasn't filed his taxes yet.
Here's a little insight into the psychology of the male human...
Nothing bothers men more than financial problems. Men like to think of themselves as being the providers for their family. When they have difficulty fulfilling this role then they can become deeply depressed, and it can seriously affect their mood. Jumping on their backs about it will only make things profoundly worse.
Sit down and have a talk with your husband, with specific emphasis on the fact that you'd like to try to help him. Do you give him ####### about buying you new clothes or taking you out to nice restaurants? Tell him you'll stop doing that so that you two can save a little money every month. Tell him you'll eat ramen noodles or Kraft macaroni if it will help to lighten up your budget and save some money. Tell him you'll skip the monthly remittances you send back to your family, or the $100+ in calling cards, or the fancy smart phone with the data plan, or the 400 cable TV channels. Tell him you'll do whatever it takes to help get your household finances in order and save the money you need to pay the fees.
Your husband is not your enemy. He's the only one who can help you do this, but you've got to help him.

me and my husband used magic jack records. what we did was take the message they send to your email stating this is your number...print my husband phone logs and highlight everytime he called that number or i called using that number. We used two different higlighters for incoming and outgoing calls. hope this helps

The Envelope contains magic Pixie dust. The officer will open it at the POE, retrieve the dust, and throw it in the air over your Fiancée. You Fiancée will magically be transformed into an American, developing an instant craving for McDonald's French Fries, Walmart, and following Kim Kardashian's Twitter feeds.