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Thank you all! 

Angelo

Thank you for the reply. So the AP is still valid even if the green card has been issued?

My wife and I are currently outside the US. MY wife is on advance parole, and it looks like our green card was shipped on November 2nd to our US address per USCIS website. Will she have any problems entering the US without the physical green card in hand? Please advise, thank you.

angelo 

10 hours ago, ZoeUK1989 said:

so have you already gone through the K1 visa process and now onto the AOS?

 

If you are doing the K1 you do not need the I-864 you need the I-134. 

 

Either way you need to submit your most recent tax return. If you are not able to file the 2016 yet then your 2015 is classed as your most recent  

It is for our AOS, so I need I-864, correct?

thanks

thank you!

I am getting ready to submit my I-864 when i noticed the form requires a recent tax return, will my tax return from year 2015 suffice?  i have yet to file my 2016 tax return since i am still waiting on my W-2. Any advise is apppreciated! thank you!

Your fiancee should be able to handle it, sometimes the embassy requires DNA tests. Need to contact the embassy in Japan to start the process.

Thank you sir

No. CRBA is done at the Embassy (the C in CRBA). Get it started now because the embassy will not issue the visa until this is completed, you don't need additional delays later.

Thank you for the info! I've recently accepted a new position in New York. Will I need to go to the embassy in Japan or can my fiancé living in Japan do it?

Were you a USC at the time of the children's birth? If YES then you need to complete the CRBA (Consulate Report of Birth Abroad) process for each as they can not get a visa being they are USC, they will have U.S. passports.

Pitaya, thank you!

Thank you so much for the quick reply!

I plan to marry my fiancé who lives in Japan. We have 2 children together. My question is do i need to include the birth certificates of my children who were both born in Japan in the i129f ? Thank you!