Crazy Cat

Wife got her missing ones during the medical exam. It worked out fine for us.

Thanks for sharing. Looks like F2a for visas advanced a little.

Mar 2023, got good full-time US employment making good money Op has sufficient US employment income now which he didn't have prior to RFE.....OP also said cannot find a joint sponsor.

Seems to me you're in excellent shape to just file an I-130 for each of them.

I vote for "A" since, for financial support qualification, CURRENT income is much more important than what was earned in the past. CURRENT annual income is calculated as follws: Gross income from most recent pay period multiplied by the number of pay periods per year (12 months). Good luck on your journey.

I just can't believe that Newsome ever agreed to debate Desantis in the first place. Cali is losing millions and millions of dollars due to smart people defecting from parts of that hellhole.... while Florida has gained Billions in new $$$.

The leftists are certainly anti-US Constitution.

I don't have much knowledge of this area, but I would like to ask a question. How long has your wife has physical custody of the child? I'm not sure the 2 year rule is even applicable.

Good idea. Certainly worth trying. I included a request for a combo interview with wife's N-400 application. In the end, we got the combo interview.

No and No. She must qualify on her own merits. You can help her complete the DS-160...but that is all you can do.

1. It is more paperwork and more money. You must provide sufficient evidence of a bona fide marriage...again. 2. After the conditional GC expires, you have to keep up with the original extension letter. Some people have had issues when renewing driver's licenses, boarding planes, etc. 3. If your case is still not processed after the extension letter expires, you must try to get an appointment or a mailed ADIT stamp from USCIS. Some people have had a LOT of trouble getting USCIS to cooperate. 4. Status remains intact. However, maintaining evidence of status has been an issue for some folks. See #3 above. 5. Only about 1% of I-751s are actually denied. It took USCIS 44 months to process my wife's I-751. We had a rock-solid case with no RFEs. Your miles may vary, of course. My point is that avoiding Removal of Conditions will eliminate a LOT of hassle and extra expense. Of course, sometimes, individual priorities override the inconvenience. In the case of the OP, I would seriously consider waiting to enter. Just my courteous opinion. Good luck on your personal journey.

Yes. DS-260s can be updated at the interview.

The kids are not removing conditions, so no biometric fee is needed for them.

I would certainly prepare for a combo interview. In our case, our I-751 was not initially mentioned in wife's N-400 interview notice. But, I was notified a few days prior to interview date that my attendance was required for the interview (combo).

Source, please?

They will discuss this with you on the day of the oath. I don't see any issue. Congratulations!!! You are almost out from under the thumb of USCIS!!!

What is the issue? There is no additional biometrics appointment for a spousal visa case. There is no mailed interview letter.

I think you might be confusing the FBAR reporting requirements with income. All income must be reported. I do not wish to derail this thread further. Good luck on your journey.

I thought Green Card holders are subject to the same US tax code as US citizens. I know that world-wide income is treated exactly the same.

Which was the point of my first comment.... rather than taking "You're fine" as gospel.

I certainly can't argue with that that. LOL! Some of those guys make that common practice.

I'm not a moderator. I'm not derailing anything. I just doubt your all-inclusive advice is applicable to every case. I don't remember all the details about the Hacking case....but I do remember his telling a caller that there were issues with a similar case.

Usual Suspects....pretty good movie. I'm just posting what I believe I remember Hacking saying..... How is that misinformation?

I think Hacking would disagree with that statement. In fact, I think I have heard him say that it could be a big issue.

A legal resident does not lose legal status, itself, when a Green card expires. Only evidence of legal status expires. After submitting an I-751, USCIS will automatically send the applicant a 48 month extension letter which extends the expiration date which is printed on the card.... but actual legal status remains intact until an immigration judge determines otherwise.