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  1. pushbrk
    What you should do, and I mean this as kindly as possible, is to do nothing at all. Let the sponsor and joint sponsor deal with this. An I-864a from a intending immigrant who is the spouse of a US citizen petitioner NEVER provides an I-864a. Really, NEVER. I suspect you are misinterpreting what you read. I'll be happy to explain how you misinterpreted if you'll post the exact wording of the message that makes you think an I-864 is being requested from you. Leave out the names. Replace them with "me" or "husband".
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    If you are living in the USA now (when you submit the I-864, simply state your current US address and indicate your domicile is in the USA. Domicile evidence is for people not living in the USA currently, or for joint sponsors.
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    YOU are the beneficiary's spouse two places on that page. NONE for second spouse and NO CHILDREN in first child's name field will do nicely.
  4. pushbrk
    Your explanation in the text field is sufficient, but if you have a copy of the letter, there is no harm in including it.
  5. pushbrk
    I suggested a moderator move your post to the waivers forum.
  6. pushbrk
    It's a non-issue. Do nothing about it, except to get the I-864 and DS260 right.
  7. pushbrk
    Their age is not the issue. If they will become US Citizens upon entry, then I-864W is fine and your SS quarters are not relevant.
  8. pushbrk
    If 2019 was the petition approval, that's just the petition. The waiver runs a different path/track and needs its own approval.
  9. pushbrk
    Best to, if possible. If not possible, well.....so be it.
  10. pushbrk
    While that is correct, one should not expect any updates between now and an approval notice.
  11. pushbrk
    Not if the children will become US Citizens upon arrival.
  12. pushbrk
    The driver license alone is most likely not sufficient, but you could combine that with your daughter's school records and a letter stating your intention to return to the USA and live at that address.
  13. pushbrk
    Your quoted message from NVC is of concern. First, yes to your first two questions and no to the third. What the NVC message means is that the "total income" line from your latest 1040 is not enough. You would have gotten this notice because you submitted no tax information for yourself. The self employed do not "project" income. Dad's current income is the number on the total income line of his latest tax return, no matter what your attorney thinks or what is entered on the I-864.
  14. pushbrk
    It is not a "disqualifier".
  15. pushbrk
    Any order that makes sense to you will be fine.
  16. pushbrk
    Probably. Try it.
  17. pushbrk
    Sort of. A sponsor must answer questions about their total income on the past three tax returns but are only required to supply a copy of the most recent. The question of "current income" does not come from a tax return. It is calculated from a current pay stub and documented with that same pay stub. In a visa case, unless the sponsor's wife is the immigrant, it is best practice to provide an I-864a from the joint filing spouse, even if they have no income and whether or not their income is "needed".
  18. pushbrk
    In the first employment related field, enter Disabled Veteran and provide a start date. If that start date was more than five years ago, you're done with that section.
  19. pushbrk
    Correct, and the same communication will also come to the Petitioner, as long as an email address was provided on the petition.
  20. pushbrk
    Doesn't mean anything. Wait and hope.
  21. 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.
  22. 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.
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    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.
  24. 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.
  25. 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.
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