steviem

I'm trying to update my address with USCIS online but the fields which aren't necessary (no asterix) are demanding to be completed. I can add "Not Applicable" into some fields, but I'm worried about adding like dates into the fields such as "If not a Permanent Resident, when does your visa expire?" when I shouldn't.

you still file your return; you will not pay any taxes of course. It is somewhat common for people who do not make enough to be taxed not to file; for residents is same, but you will need tax returns when you file for citizenship, so even if no taxes are due, you might want to file. Declare only what you've got, it does not matter whether you have a job or not. Also, note that we get taxed on worldwide income.

Okiedoke.

So if we file a joint tax return, we just add my details and obviously no income from myself?

How does a new permanent resident (approved on December 31st 2012, approval letter not received yet) with no income or employment at any point during their time in the US go about filing a tax return?

The only money I have received while residing in the US was wedding gifts totaling no more than $2k which were paid into my UK bank account.

It was adjustment of status. I'll go update my timeline now.

We had our interview in San Antonio this morning. We found that the document from Capital One detailing the joint ownership of our bank account was not sufficient and instead we would need bank statements.

The official request actually asks for:

Documentation showing joint ownership of property

Documentation showing joint tenancy of a common residence

Documentation showing commingling of resources

Documentation showing I am the named beneficiary

Affidavits

Additional documentation relevant

Now, we've been married for less than a year. The car, phone bill, internet, gas, electric etc was already set up long before I was in the picture.

Does anyone have any recommendations for what I can do to supply this evidence?

Affidavits and tenancy we have kind of sorted.

I'm on the car insurance and I'm an authorized user of the credit card accounts. We're sorting out the beneficiary part with Capital One.

We can supply bank statements with both of our names listed on the account.

Is the I-485 A required in the case of filing for AOS from the Visa Waiver Program? I won't have overstayed until the 31st of May.

Thank you. I've been reading up on so many different things over the last few months, it gets too much at times. The guide has cleared everything up though.

I just have one more question. My VWP stay ends on the 31st of May. All of this needs to be filed before then for no problems to arrise, yes? So I'll have to have the medical examination before then?

I assume an i-130 should be sent along with the i-485?

So a total fee of $1490? Ouch.

Thank you guys. I'm from the UK with an Irish passport. My passport was stamped on admission with the date of my VWP expiration.

For reason A for adjusting status, is there an accompanying form required?

Need help with the form please.

I-94 # - What should be added here?

Current USCIS Status - Visa Waiver Program?

Application Type - I married whilst visiting on VWP. Which reason applies?

Non-Immigrant Visa Number

On reading, it seems I should have an 1-94 Arrival-Departure form. I was never given one of these nor have ever seen one.

Good choice on the Passport!

Honestly, it was just quicker. I had originally applied for a UK passport and it was taking months. Applied for the Irish passport and had it within 2 weeks.

This is all very helpful.

I am from Northern Ireland, with an Irish passport. (Those born in N.I. can claim both British and Irish nationality.)

I should add that I was not asked if I intended to marry while I was here.

I was asked if I had work lined up over here, which was their primary concern in secondary. They thought I had a position lined up to work here.

OK thank you all for your help. It has been invaluable. We're going to try this route.

I was brought off to the side room while going through Passport Control because I had been truthful and said "I'm visiting my fiance."

They questioned me as to what my intentions were and I said that I intend to visit, I WILL be returning at the end of my visa and I showed knowledge of the K-1 visa which at least showed that I had been researching the process and also showed that I knew about the 90 day limit of the VWP which the officer had forgotten about during his questioning (He commented, "That's good, that's good" when I mentioned it.)

Thi in all honesty was never a planned thing, but right now, I don't know if I can handle leaving, but at the same time, the thought of it all going wrong is terrifying.

Yes it is possible but the burden is on you to prove that you did not come to the United States with the intend to marrie, that would be illegall.

Else you need to applie for the CR-1 Visa for a Foreign Spouse, http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

Good Luck

Thank you.

How does one prove such a thing?

So I came to the US via ESTA to stay with my fiance for 3 months. During the 2nd month, we decided that as it was a certainty that this was going to happen anyway, we got married.

I now have less than a month remaining and she doesn't want me to leave. Is it possible to file for AOS and remain in the US at this address?

Where do you obtain the Alien Registration number for the G-325a?

Thank you. The package checklist is very helpful.

Hi, my fiance will be sending the completed I-129f along with $340 to the Dallas lockbox soon. I just wanted to make sure that this is all that is required to be filed at this point.

Also, the cheque for the fee should just be included in the envelope along with the forms, correct?

Thanks,

Stevie