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  1. So we got a notice saying our k2 ead petition was terminated because he no longer has a pending I-485 since he got approved (we already have our green cards in hand) which i think its retarded. The notice says if we want to file a motion we must fill out I-290B form and send it out with a fee... How do we handle this? We needed his ead to get an ssn for him so we could claim him as a dependant on our next taxes.

    Can anyone please guide us on the right direction?

  2. Because the signature is in the incorrect box, so now i have to re-submit it.

    Questions are, in the notice they said they would return the EAD, fees and supporting documentation, but all i got is the G-1145, his EAD and a copy of the USPS box with the address i sent our package in. What does this mean? Do i have to submit the whole EAD package or just the form? Would the fee for $380 be back into my account or do i have to pay again, or is it waived since i got the NOA for his AOS form?

  3. Hello everyone, does someone help me with the documentation k2, I'm actually being unable to fill out the forms. Does it have any responded model for me guide me? Thank anticipated by those who could guide me.

    There are really no examples for a K2 paperwork but you can guide yourself with the example forms from VJ http://www.visajourney.com/content/examples

    Fill them out as if it was you but with your child's information

  4. adjusting from a K-1, this evidence isn't needed.

    With that said, the Removal of Conditions casefile, now thats a pile o stuff right there.

    I wonder if'n the OP got the directions swapped?

    For an AOS casefile ? OK - I challenge that.

    Well, i dont know. People have said they provide these documents when sending their AOS in every thread ive read, plus ive followed this blog http://averageasianmom.com/2014/12/12/k1k2-application-for-aos-ead-and-ap-in-us/ where they also say they have sent evidence of relationship with their package. But i guess it doesnt even matter right now from what you and other user had pointed out, just when and if getting an interview and for ROC.. Thanks for your input. I assume you sent your package without the proof and got no trouble at all? Thank you again :)

  5. Hello guys, my husband (USC) and I (K-1) along with my 6 year old (K2) are sending out package tomorrow and i am a bit concerned as to what exactly the USCIS is looking at for proof of relationship. I have read many threads where people state that they want to look at both our names being in official pieces of paper like rental/lease agreements, joint bank accounts, etc etc etc you know, and we dont have that, i mean, we are living in the same apartment he has always had since 6 years ago, we dont see the necesity of opening a joint bank account at the moment since i wont be working until i get my permit so. I only have a letter from the SSN office with the address of our apartment and that pretty much shows that i get mail and that i live here too. We also have a bunch of pictures of all three of us and facebook screenshots of everything we have done since i arrived to the USA and thats all the proof i have. Is there any chance we could "pass the test" with only that? Or do you think we should try and possibly get an update on his rental agreement to add my name on it as well?

    Thanks in advance for your responses and please be nice.

  6. You may file jointly if you were married by Dec 31. This topic is dicussed often in the Tax forum. Here's a cut/paste of something I replied to another UK person yesterday--

    To file jointly, you must be a resident for tax filing purposes. You are not yet a permanent resident (greencard). But because you are married to a USC, you can choose to be treated as a resident alien for all of 2015 for the purpose of filing taxes. See Pub 519 page 9 starting at the end of column 1 "Nonresident Spouse Treated as a Resident". On page 9 of Pub 519 in column 2 under "How To Make the Choice" it tells you what to write in the statement. Both of you sign it and mail that statement with a paper return. No e-filing this first year.

    You must also report worldwide income for 2015 if you file jointly. That means any money you earned in the UK from Jan 1-Dec 31, 2015 is reported on Line 7 of the Form 1040 added to your husbands income. (Convert it to US dollars.)

    You also file form 2555 or 2555EZ to exclude the foreign income. Your exclusion amount from Form 2555 goes on the 1040 tax form as a negative number on Line Line 21.

    The other option is for your spouse to file Married Filing Separately and you file nothing since you had no US income. His taxes will be higher if he does that. It is an advantage to get the extra exemption and standard deduction for you this year when you get to exclude your foreign income.

    Edit--the genders are reversed (in my cut/paste) from your situation, but you will get the idea.

    Hello, i hope you answer my question regarding this matter so i have a much clearer idea of what me and my USC husband should do to file jointly on this year's taxes so he doesnt get higher fees. I hope you dont ignore my post as others have done.

    I came on November 5th on a K-1 (my son came with me on a K-2) and married the 17th. Next week we are sending the AOS paperwork of both me and my child and will be in the same situation as the OP: waiting for the NOA.

    1 - What are the forms i need? Form 1040 and Form 2555 and Form 2555EZ? All three of them?

    2 - I wasnt working in my foreign country since March 2015 so do i still need to fill out form 1040? Would i still have to report my income of those 3 months? I didnt have to pay any taxes in my country because i have never had contracts and they were temporary jobs. (I've never had a real steady job)

    3 - What role does my child play in his taxes? We're filing I-765 for him too to have a ssn and i am aware this is to include him as a dependent for tax purposes. Can you explain this further? I am new to this all tax stuff.

    Is there a specific due date all of this has to be done or is it reported when filing taxes next April? OR do we have to send this statement ahead of time?

    Also, is the statement directed to the Internal Revenue Service people?

    Thanks in advance for your response. I hope you do answer my concerns. Have a pleasant day.

  7. te agradezco mucho ... tu caso estuvo en la oficina de texas cierto 2 la de la fiebre amarilla ya la tengo debo llevar el carnet que me dieron en el aeropuerto sierto yo ya la tenia por q vivi en rusia un tiempo y me la pedian pero no se si ya este vencida

    Si, Texas.

    Si ya tienes alguna de estas vacunas, o todas las vacunas, lleva todos los soportes que tengas a la cita medica que mas adelante vas a programar. No creo que tengas que volverte a poner la de la fiebre amarilla, con una dosis es suficiente, sin embargo no hace dano preguntar a tu EPS o cualquier centro clinico, solo lleva la evidencia que tienes.

  8. hola compañeros de foro soy nueva en esto les cuento que mi futuro esposo es puertoriqueño con documentos americanos es decir es gringo practicamente hicimos los documentos con un abogado en miami yo me encuentro en bogota y el reside en miami ... no envieron respuesta de que recibieron el caso el 9 de noviembre en texas service ... he leido bastante el foro y queria preguntarles varias cosas 1 cuento esta demorando el tramite de el NOA2 segun se texas es la oficina mas demorada ... 2 es mejor ir a la entrevista con mi novio o sola .... 3 las vacunas cuales son ..... les agradesco responder mis dudas y espero que todos sus procesos sigan por buen camino

    En nuestro caso, el NOA2 tomo 6 meses en llegar.

    Que tu prometido vaya o no a la entrevista no tiene mucha influencia, la embajada se preocupa de su sostenimiento para contigo y de que tu relacion sea legitima. Yo fui a la entrevista sola :)

    Las vacunas son la dpt, mmr, fiebre amarilla, influenza y varicela SI no te ha dado.

    Mucha suerte

  9. You should had already picked the mail agent when you signed up to the CSC website, thats like the first step you do so try to remember.... this is the website: https://ais.usvisa-info.com

    Anywho, whatever agent you chose should be sending you an email whenever your visa is ready for pick-up unless you are going to come back to the embassy to pick your passport up with the visa yourself.

  10. hi

    there is no set time for the adjustment of status, but always the sooner the better, 9C for the i765

    (9)© or ©(9) ??

    I followed a I-765 sample form from visa journey and they put it like ©(9) .....is that wrong?

    I married on Nov 17th. We are applying for AOS in January before the limited expiration date of the I-94's of mine and my son. I was scared to do it this way at first but i found a thread where everybody says it doesnt matter as long as i adjust status within the 90 days so that way i dont lose legal status (applying with our son too). Some people even applied after 7 months, i dont know how they were able to stay here without immigration action. But anyway, adjust status before 90 days are up and you're safe. Here's the link that helped calm my nerviousness http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/577757-aos-application-nerve-racking-time/?p=7922085

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