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  1. pushbrk
    Correct, and the same communication will also come to the Petitioner, as long as an email address was provided on the petition.
  2. pushbrk
    Doesn't mean anything. Wait and hope.
  3. pushbrk
    For a spouse visa case, the I-130a is also needed. It seems the OP is relying on asking questions only. Becoming an A-STudent of the forms and their separate instructions is going to be critical to his success. Without that, he will not know what he doesn't know, so will not know what to ask. This guide is also critical to study and understand, for an overview of the entire process, step by step.
  4. pushbrk
    The secret to avoiding confusion is to read each question carefully, interpret it literally, and answer it accurately. He lives where he lives. There are no questions about addresses on ID, or property owned.
  5. pushbrk
    You must answer the questions asked, and do so honestly. Embassy acknowledging an academic record is not a "thing" in the spouse visa process. Just tell the truth. "Lying" and "omitting" definitely ARE "things" in this process, things NOT to DO.
  6. pushbrk
    Great, then your wait is closer to over. Next steps will be taken by your US Citizen Spouse, who will then inform you about YOUR part of next steps.
  7. pushbrk
    One PDF for each account would be a good idea. If one page of each statement shows both your name and balance, that's the only page you need to provide.
  8. pushbrk
    Sorry, I meant I-864a for his wife. It is not technically required, but it is always a best practice in a visa case. It will not solve your problem. You can respond by explaining that the joint sponsor (name) is self employed, and receives no W2 or 1099 forms. This is a common mistake from NVC when using self employed joint sponsors. His 2023 profit and loss, is ok to submit but his current income is the number called "total income" on the first page of his 1040. Is it clearly high enough?
  9. pushbrk
    Did you submit an I-864 for your Dad's wife?
  10. pushbrk
    Recipe for heartache and despair. If you/she insists, then start by becoming an A-Student of the I-130 instructions and the form itself. Rely on us for the things you don't understand after doing the homework. Relying on questions is not a good idea. Without the study, you don't know what you don't know, so don't know what questions to ask.
  11. pushbrk
    Then I don't understand your question. If there was a proposal, and one said yes, then that's when you (both) decided to get married. Presumably a somewhat short time before that is when the one who proposed, DECIDED to propose.
  12. pushbrk
    You must tell the truth, not manufacture an answer. Surely, you can go back to some reference point in time and remember what was going on, even if there was no formal proposal.
  13. pushbrk
    As a practical matter expect it to be about a year.
  14. pushbrk
    You use assets exactly as described in the I-864 instructions. However, if your income was from summer work, it is not currently flowing to you NOW. That means your current income is ZERO, and you would need something like 75k in liquid savings. You're going to need a joint sponsor. Family can't just put money in your name. You'll need to show it's been "yours" for at least a few months. A fact of adult life and marriage, is that there will always be the practical aspects of life to deal with. What is your plan to actually support yourself and your wife?
  15. pushbrk
    You don't have those. She can just enter zeros. She would need her own petition regardless of her age. Why isn't the petitioner asking these questions. She'll be the one filing both these petitions.
  16. pushbrk
    Sounds good.
  17. pushbrk
    You understand correctly. Additionally, provide older statements showing the money has been in the account for a few months.
  18. pushbrk
    I just told you the advantage that applies to your situation. You can add your assets to present a more complete and accurate "totality of circumstances". Leaving fields blank is another non-issue. Focus on what's important.
  19. pushbrk
    RFE is a USCIS thing. Affidavit of support will be dealt with by Dept. of State. If ultimately you are determined not to qualify, you'll have the opportunity to redo adding liquid assets, or by providing a joint sponsor. Rather than worrying about ghost issues, why not just present the best possible totality of circumstances up front, with the full form and added assets?
  20. pushbrk
    What you have described is not a potential problem. Follow the instructions and be accurate. The need for three years of qualifying income, is only a thing, when the beneficiary will interview in Mumbai, and not always then either.
  21. pushbrk
    Lots of misinformation out there. I've been clear with you. Take it to the bank. Your "current income" is NOT what you've already made this year. It's what you will make during the next 365 days.
  22. pushbrk
    You do not need qualifying income for all three years. It's always safe to use the I-864. You also only need one recent pay stub. It's going to show your year to date income anyway. Your "current income" is the gross for one pay period, time the number of pay periods in a full year. If you make 1k a week, your income is 50k.
  23. pushbrk
    Lots of wrong things are "told" to people. If mom is married, you'll need an I-864a from her spouse.
  24. pushbrk
    No. She should provide an I-864 of her own as a "joint sponsor" not a household member. Presumably, she qualifies on her own, and does not need to combine income with you. That you live at the same address does not change this. I-864a is for combining income.
  25. pushbrk
    Well, it won't hurt the visa process to do that, but it WILL perhaps unnecessarily obligate the joint sponsor.
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