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  1. pushbrk
    Just a note that your "State Senator" cannot be of assistance. You want the assistance of a member of the US Senator FROM your State's staff. US Senator, not State Senator.
  2. pushbrk
    Hmm. Maybe it's just a notice then.
  3. pushbrk
    A little off topic, but you can own through inheritance, if your wife dies first. Not a pleasant thought, buy your non-Filipino heirs cannot inherit the property when YOU die.
  4. pushbrk
    Note that foreigners cannot own property in the Philippines, no matter what their visa is. You can buy a Condo no matter what visa, or you can use your money to buy property for a Filipino. Don't expect to find work. Plan to enjoy life together. ACR card must be applied for by tourists, between day 44 and day 58, whether you want it or think you need it or not. You won't get that second extension without applying for it. Enjoy
  5. pushbrk
    Definitely, they are sending the passport back.
  6. pushbrk
    That's not necessary. As long as you are still pursuing the visa, the Consulate extends the validity of your petition approval, automatically. This is a non-issue. Note the petition does not expire. It's the approval that CAN expire.
  7. pushbrk
    And if you don't have any, get what's available.
  8. pushbrk
    The above is most likely correct. Please attach a copy of the notice she received. It will have the exact wording we can go by to provide meaningful advice. Remove any info that would identify either of you by name.
  9. pushbrk
    For whomever is ready, I want to add that the reason the exact wording is so important, is that such issues are often misinterpreted. Read the title of this thread. It's all a misinterpretation. The visa has not yet been issued, but it was not denied. The paper given does not say they cannot accept. That box isn't checked. This is a simple request for at tax return transcript, so they can properly evaluate the joint sponsor's affidavit of support. If nothing is amiss, this is simply a delay in issuing a visa.
  10. pushbrk
    Best when available, but complete tax return copies with all schedules are acceptable. For some, "Tax Return Transcripts" (There are multiple types of "tax transcripts".) are not readily available. The delay is mostly for complicated returns or pretty much any return filed by mail.
  11. pushbrk
    Yes, use your current legal name in the USA. They will understand the discrepancy. No issue there. To be clear though, you are filing an I-130 petition, to start an immigrant visa process for your spouse. Yes, once she obtains AND USES the visa to enter the USA, she will be entitled to a green card to signify her Lawful Permanent Resident Status, but a "Green Card" is not something either of you will ever "apply for".
  12. pushbrk
    So, that is what you do. If the Joint Sponsor is employed, include either the tax return transcript or (if not yet available) a complete copy of their federal tax return, including all schedules, W2, and 1099 forms. Also provide a recent pay stub. If self employed, it's unlikely there will be any pay stub. You mentioned a 1040. That's not a complete tax return for everybody, but even a 1040 without W2 and any 1099 forms is "incomplete".
  13. pushbrk
    What exactly is the wording of the paper she got. We can help you interpret it properly, only with the exact information.
  14. pushbrk
    It is qualifying income. That it appears on the total income line is evidenced by the tax return(s). You'll need some direct documentation from the trust to show the income is continuing. That should be pretty easy to obtain.
  15. pushbrk
    Since there isn't any documentation for this nickname, there really is no other option.
  16. pushbrk
    No, I would not recommend that, as your request may have re-routed the passport for delivery before she gets there. I would do two things. Keep checking for an updated status, and try contacting the IV unit to confirm they got the address and will send the passport. You could also contact the courier directly. Unfortunate mistakes, sometimes leave you in the dark.
  17. pushbrk
    Pick-up location is either the same as the interview location or the people there can advise directly.
  18. pushbrk
    Brash or not, he point was made. That's my priority. You can ask the landlord to change the locks at your expense.
  19. pushbrk
    In this situation, she should print by hand in the space available under the tax information section, "2021 income below filing threshold." and leave the amount blank.
  20. pushbrk
    Click on this for the correct "Guide". A moderator will move your post to the correct forum, as you are not seeking a visa. I will add that your dates are an issue. Don't expect allowances to be made for you. If your wedding plans don't fit your immigration needs, adjust your plans. One option would be to have a simple civil wedding earlier, and keep any celebration plans intact.
  21. pushbrk
    Above is the correct answer. So change your locks. If that's not enough, stay away from your house. This is not grounds to expedite your visa. It's a problem for YOU to solve.
  22. pushbrk
    Your mistake was that you did not mention this other name was only a nickname. Now you get to explain that clearly and succinctly in a letter, as there is no other official evidence. If there is something showing like Facebook profile page with a his photo and nickname together, you could provide a clear color copy of that as backup to your letter. For example is William Jennings Bryan goes by Bill, it's not really an issue. If that same person uses the nickname "Cheeky Boy" it's a bit more complicated.
  23. pushbrk
    If she has liquid assets, she can enter them, but it is not necessary. Yes, her current income is zero. That's one of the reasons she is not "combining" income with anybody. She has nothing to combine. All the qualifying income is from the parents.
  24. pushbrk
    Do you mean you filed an I-130 petition and went through a spouse visa process? That's not the same as applying for a green card. Your timeline matches a spouse visa process from 2011. Details matter. So does terminology. Using correct terminology avoids confusing new members.
  25. pushbrk
    No. It's not an address change. You are simply using the new address as the current address on your I-864 form, and as the immigrant's intended address on their visa application.
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