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I'm sure some of you got legally married before making a ceremony for family and friends - just to comply with the K1 90-day requirement. How did you "officiate" the marriage for the second time? Did you have a real officiant? Also, regarding the marriage certificate - does anyone get to see it at a wedding? I mean you don't sign anything in front of everyone, right? Sorry for a bunch of questions at once, just want to cover it all

Please let me know about your experience.

Thanks!

Thank you for your answers! Ended up sending a non-filing confirmation letter with explanation and Joint sponsor's I-864, their tax transcript and job letter. The status on the USCIS website has already changed to 'response received', so hopefully I will get at least an EAD soon.

Hi,

Just got an RFE on I-864 (AOS from K1). Please tell me if I'm doing anything wrong as the process is taking longer every day.

two things they are asking for:

1. Submit all supporting tax documentation (W-2s, 1099s, form 2555, and all supporting tax schedules) submitted to the Internal Revenue Service for the most recent tax year.

The petitioner/sponsor mast submit all supporting tax documents for the most recent tax year.

My spouse had not filed any taxes due to low income. We sent an explanation letter but that did not work, so all we can add now is a non-filing letter for 2014 + another explanation letter.

the second thing is we need a joint sponsor, which we already found. The RFE says:

If you decide to obtain a joint sponsor they will need to:

File I-864

Provide copies of their most recent Federal income tax returns

Provide copies of all supporting tax documents (W-2s, 1099s, Form 2555, and tax schedules)

Provide evidence of their USC.

For this part we are sending an I-864, a 2014 tax transcript and a passport copy. Would that be enough? Or do we need an employment letter, pay stubs, W-2s and 1099s and all that?

Thank you!