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When using a copy, you must also include W2s and 1099s associated with the return.

"Somewhere" was wrong. Here's the catch though. Landlords are self employed, so you must take a look at the "total income" line of the latest (all three but latest is critical) and see if that number qualifies. "He" does not have his wife's income, but it can be used with her being the joint sponsor's household member, combining income. The big issues with many landlords is they take big legal deductions that decrease their rental income, often to a negative number. That negative number reduces the total income on the return. The combined income is what you see on the total income line, plus the social security. If you see any reference to the SS on the tax return, its ok but gets a little more complicated. What is the relationship between the joint sponsor and his wife, and the petitioner, and/or beneficiary? This is also considered.

No need to submit anything new from the unqualified people. Your wife should mention the FIL lost their job and is no longer qualified, so they can withdraw his affidavit in favor of the new one.

Putting the wrong embassy will not cause this problem. Putting that you will adjust status will, as will indicating a consulate/embassy....AND....a location to adjust status. Putting the wrong Consulate or Embassy will not cause the problem. NVC will just assign it to the one that serves the physical address of the foreign spouse/applicant.

Sounds to me like you have a handle on it. You didn't intend to marry and adjust status at the time of entry. You have clearly been misusing the B visitor privilege, but if they let you in, I wouldn't worry about further issues with immigration, provided you don't leave the USA before you have advance parole. Note that advance parole and EAD, are approved together and the EAD ID card makes reference to your advance parole.

That doesn't sound like anything more than a job offer, the way you explain it, but maybe it can be explained in a way that justifies interpreting it as income continuing from the same source.

Leaving the country constitutes abandoning an adjustment of status application. You've posted in the immigrant spouse VISA forum. To secure a spouse visa, one leaves the USA on time, no matter when the petition is filed, and then completes the immigrant visa process with a medical exam and interview at the US Consulate in Montreal. Time to do the homework and study the difference between adjusting status from within the USA, and applying for a spouse visa. The result is the same ultimately, but the processes are very different. Also, the "package" is not the same.

Joint sponsor also does I-864, not the "a". The "a" version is for combining income. Petitioners do not combine income with joint sponsors. Now is the time to become an A-Student of the I-864 and its excellent instructions.

Yes the details matter, but they are not clear to me. If Company A is an Irish subsidiary of Company B or Company B otherwise owns company A, then that can be clearly documented and it would be fine, meaning fitting the description I gave you. If not, please explain more clearly.

yes, your income that will continue from the same source, can be counted. Get an offer letter stating you will be transferred once the visa is in hand, at X salary. State that salary on the I-864 directly, and it will be added to the total. The form is designed to do that.

I'm actually not an expert on sponsorship of adult children and their families. However, what many do in a situation like this is to proceed with the visas for only those they can currently sponsor, so that the adults can come to the USA, go to work and act as joint sponsors for the rest of the the family. For everybody to come at once, if you have a joint sponsor earning 200k, do the math with the I-864p and go from there. Another thought would be to use different joint sponsor for each family or for one or more families the 200k sponsor doesn't qualify for.

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I would contact NVC, and see if they can schedule the interview for February. Explain why. That will give time for recovery and CRBA filing before visa in hand, and avoid conflicting dates.

Self employed for employer. For address, just type "works from home". That will cover everything from October 1, 2021. Then move one to prior employment.

Usually, no. Depends on the embassy whether you can ever pick up your passport. Generally, you will make arrangements during the interview phase for your passport with visa and instructions to be delivered by courier.

Petitioner's can have both mailing and physical addresses. Use a mailing address in the USA that will not change, if possible.

No.

If it is her intention to change her surname, and she is able to do so in Japan, then file with the married name, and do the change ASAP. No problem at all, and much less hassle than waiting until US Citizenship.

My literal interpretation is that it is not needed, but if available, I would get it anyway.

If they get a W2, they are "employed" by the entity providing the W2.

Scan and print locally is fine, but do upload.

Exactly as I wrote. Submit online, but wait until you have the interview date. You also bring to interview, all the same things.

Yes, add and document her assets. No need for a cover letter. Just be ready to explain your plan. Consular officers are tasked with making a judgment call about how likely it is that YOU will become a public charge. Do everything you can to make that decision easy for them.

Address is not necessary but the name should just be entered in the form in the native alphabet. If you cannot type the native alphabet in the form, just upload the file with the full name in native alphabet and a note in English indicating the address is in Canada.

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