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Not every couple checks all the boxes. If you're attending grad school it is an understandable scenario. You should understand that for the removal of conditions you will need to supply evidence that you are living your lives as a married couple. Comingling of finances, travel together, time together with family and friends are things that are easy to document.

You are not looking at the correct form. Line 22 from the form1040 that KayDeeCee linked above.

For a K1 petition the I-134 is held to the same standards as the I-864. Follow that form instructions and you ought to be ok.

I agree that you should plan on having your joint sponsor prepare the I-134 using the 2015 information.

Assuming that you will also need the joint sponsor for adjustment of status, the same information will be used on the I-864.

Petitioner submits an I864.

Dad submits an I864 and mom an I864a

I-129F is a petition for a K1 visa.

The visa has an expiration date on it. You must enter the US prior to that date.

You have 90 days after entering the US to be married.

There will be 2 I-864 forms. 1 from the US citizen husband/petitioner. Another from one parent.

If the parents file a joint tax return then the other parent should complete for I-864a and submit it with the 1st parent's I-864.

I-864 - petitioner

I-864 - husband's father

I-864a - husband's mother (if they file a joint tax return)

Current and continuing income is what is evaluated. 3 years ago will not be an issue. From what you've stated you are well qualified as a sponsor.

Husband is separate as the petitioner / primary sponsor. He does not need to live with his parents for them to be joint sponsors. Any US citizen or green card holder can be a joint sponsor.

You would need to show very strong ties to home as you have a young child in the US (which would be a strong reason to overstay your visitor visa).

Your chances are probably low, but you will not know for sure until you apply and have the interview.

OP seems desperate to get a green card and is fishing for steps to take.

Don't feed the troll..

The joint sponsor may be an issue without the 2015 return as that is the key (most recent year's tax return) for a self employed person. IRS procedures don't trump the USCIS requirements.

London tends to be "easier" for the affidavit of support but even they have limits. Be prepared for the 2016 return to be requested. Plan for another person as joint sponsor.

Husband completes an I-864 as petitioner/primary sponsor.

Parents submit an I-864 and I-864a as joint sponsors (assuming that they file a joint tax return).

If your window to file for citizenship is now open go ahead and file the N400. That will force the ROC to be completed. Sounds a bit crazy, but this has been effective for many VJ members in the past.

If your window to file for citizenship is now open go ahead and file the N400. That will force the ROC to be completed. Sounds a bit crazy, but this has been effective for many VJ members in the past.

You must supply evidence of your fraudulent immigration claims to ICE, not just place an anonymous call.

Perhaps you should approach your HR department to help work things out. That would be the professional way to address the issue.

If you earned over $10K in any of the past 3 years you would need to file US tax returns for those years. You may not owe tax, but would be required to file. That needs to be sorted out prior to the visa interview to avoid delays.

See the links in my signature below for more information.

Affidavits from others don't mean too much. No one ever submits a bad one. The VJ example is helpful if you feel that you want to include one or two.

Social Security Administration does not authorize people to work. The person that you spoke with is mistaken. In the past a person could work with only a K1 visa. That loophole has been closed.

The restaurant must apply for the visa, not you. Part of the process is that the restaurant must show that they cannot hire someone already living in the US to do the job.

At this point (2 years in) they would likely have to file an I-130 spouse petition. Either way, the husband has to be the petitioner and they would probably have an interview.

You wouldn't be able to use any of that income until you file 2016 taxes.

You will need a joint sponsor. Your brother is fine. A joint sponsor can be any US citizen or green card holder.

Your sure about this? What about people that are in administrative processing for over 12 months? They need a new medical?

Correct, an updated medical would be needed.

Yes, they must meet the 125% income requirements for their household count plus the intending immigrant.

The report must be from a civil surgeon. Do some searching around. Some of them (civil surgeons) won't sign off on anything that they haven't done. Others will transcribe from the vaccine report or another doctor.

You submitted copies (as instructed) with your N 400?

It is wise to bring originals for the interviewing officer to inspect if needed along with a copy if it is needed for your file (things can get misplaced or lost).

That is why the letter asks for these items.

It seems that you didn't do your homework to learn about all the steps involved. Adjustment of Status is an entire new round of forms, documents, and fees.

Regarding the medical, often if your exam for the K1 is fairly recent (within a year of adjustment filing) just submitting a copy of the I-693 vaccination sheet will be enough. If it isn't accepted then it would involve a trip to a civil surgeon.