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  1. pushbrk
    Correct. Check the I-130 top of page six. The beneficiary's email address is also asked for there.
  2. pushbrk
    It definitely does matter what the court order says, but generally court ordered full custody is sufficient, unless international travel is specifically addressed.
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    As an aside. This is another caution to those who insist everybody should do this themselves. Only those with the aptitude and motivation to carefully study forms and instructions, are able to do this on their own. That's lots of folks, but not everybody.
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    Brain fart. I'm talking about AP. Sorry.
  5. pushbrk
    Use it if needed, but each entry is still a decision. No Guarantees.
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    She still has to wait for the EAD to be approved. Even then, it's best not to use it, if you can avoid it.
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    Just get it all filed and hope for the best. 16 months would be getting lucky though.
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    They look at everything, but current income is the most important. It's not your 2022 "refund" that matters. What you enter in the tax section for income is the number called "total income".
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    What is needed is detailed on websites of Chinese Consulates in the USA. The local registry will not necessarily be aware of the issues with this document coming from the USA, other than what is commonly obtained in China. The embassy's page is NOT assuming the US Citizen is living in China. They know it's far easier to get the acceptable document from a US Consulate. When people plan ahead, they make a stop at a Consulate to get this document. It's far easier that way. I got what I needed using an agency in New Jersey because my trip did not allow for me to stop at a Consulate. Really, the best thing to do is to plan to stop at a Consulate, as part of the travel plan.
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    You've been given a link to the information you need several times already. In Beijing, you go to the US Embassy. Here's the link again. It does not have to be Beijing. Any US Consulate in China can do it. https://china.usembassy-china.org.cn/marriage/
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    No, there does not have to be a way to obtain the document in the USA before you go, but there is. I used an agency in New Jersey to get mine, but that was in 2005. I don't have the contact information for that agency now. Here's some information about it. http://sanfrancisco.china-consulate.gov.cn/eng/lszj/rz/200311/t20031117_9542589.htm#:~:text=Legal marriage age in China,20 or older for female.&text=(1) Affidavit of Single Status,where the document is executed.
  12. pushbrk
    Good. Please add the practice of reading the previous advice, and avoiding speculating based on uninformed "feelings".
  13. pushbrk
    And my advice is to ignore the above. A green card holder can act as joint sponsor. PERIOD And, I've already given the proper instruction for dealing with the tax return issue.
  14. pushbrk
    Answer will still be the same.
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    Also, she has the visa, so domicile, at this point, is a moot point.
  16. pushbrk
    You get something different at a US Embassy or Consulate in China. What you need to know is found here https://china.usembassy-china.org.cn/marriage/
  17. pushbrk
    Yes, just give the officer the new address when you enter. The Embassy has nothing to do with the green card or Social Security.
  18. pushbrk
    Your current household is two. Your current income is nearly double the requirement. What's the concern?
  19. pushbrk
    It's important to note that the anti-trafficking laws and policies are all about leaving a country, not entering one.
  20. pushbrk
    Never heard of a "rejection stamp". Some countries do share information from databases, but being denied a visa to visit Turkey would have no bearing on here Immigrant Visa to the USA. She's likely to undergo AP anyway, just because she's from Pakistan. "Denied Entry" is commonly stamped and noted in the passport, but a denied visa application.
  21. pushbrk
    Yes, the joint sponsor's husband should provide the I-864a even if they have never filed jointly. It's the ONLY way to count his income with hers. Note that income is stated two places on the form. One is numbers from past tax returns. The other is "current income". You calculate current income, by multiplying the gross income on a full pay period pay stub, but the number of pay periods in a full year. 1k a week is 52k a year, for example. State each of their current incomes separately, and the forms will total it. Nothing special from the non-tax filing husband. What is needed is in the instructions. Become an A-Student of that document before proceeding.
  22. pushbrk
    She's telling you who is in the three person household.
  23. pushbrk
    Correct answer. The solution may be to bring the baby instead of leaving it behind in somebody's care. The best solution that is NO LONGER AVAILABLE was to prepare for this issue, by delaying the interview and visa.
  24. pushbrk
    Whether a service will be worth it to you depends on YOU as much as it depends on the service. Some folks who are perfectly capable of doing it themselves, choose to hire help. I could service my air conditioners or change my own oil, but I don't. If you have the aptitude, time, and self confidence to do it yourself, then this issue has already been resolved. On its own, it's not a reason to seek professional help, in my opinion. If you're going to do it yourself, become an A-Student of the forms and their instructions, then ask your questions here instead of seeking random opinions.
  25. pushbrk
    You do NOT have "assurance" of anything. You have some actions to take, that have no guarantee you'll get the result you seek.
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