K1visaHopeful

PS. The 2024 I864P will likely be released shortly anyways with this year's FPGLs. It usually comes into effect Feb/Mar.

Gross Total Income comes before the Adjustments section. I cannot and won't quote line numbers because every year they seem to change it and I'm not about to go searching for this year's copy as I haven't filled yet. Look at the paper copy of the ACTUAL tax return that you are to keep for your records for 7 years. Are you using this info to fill something out? Your timeline says you haven't been approved for a K1 visa but you've posted this in the K1 AOS forum. Numbers on any Affidavit of Support must be supported and match financial documents. It's best you wait for the actual financial document that you can use as proof before you go inputting numbers incorrectly.

You find it on your actual income tax forms that you filed or your return tax transcript after you file taxes not an earnings statement (W2 or 1099). Gross income for employed. Gross adjustable for self employed.

Get proof of job offer in writing and call for an expedite. Only EAD will be expedited. AP will come separately. Your timeline is blank.

Once the 90 days is up, a K1 is out of status unless they've married and filed AOS. So essentially, she was out of status all that time and you just didn't get caught. Now you have. To remedy, you'll have to refile AOS asap so she has status pending AOS.

No timeline on their profile either. I'm seriously thinking about boycotting all members who refuse to help us by filling out their timeline before asking questions in the forum. I hope no one ends up using this post for help because by golly, it's all over the place and could confuse so many unnecessarily.

Exactly. The RFE isn't about payment at all. The whole RFE with with petition type at the top is needed.

If that's your RFE (cant tell or see the pertinent info at the top????) it is saying you filed out your I485 wrong as a K1 AOS application. A clear, full copy with name, address and A number redacted of RFE AND MONEY ORDERS (to see if they are filled out correctly) is needed to help any further.

Only the hand or finger being bandaged or casted that would prevent you from doing the electronic biometrics retrieval.

Are you planning to petition your mom? No? Doesn't matter then. Yes? Matters and you'll need to fix.

You can look up your estimated wait for any form (and continue to monitor it through your journey) using the USCIS processing times website. You'll need to know the Service Center that you are allocated when you submit it. It's usually NBC for K1 AOS applicants.

More than one MO is not an issue. You are allowed to use multiple MOs. The only issue would be loss. OP has yet to respond to any of our comments though so we'll never know. It likely had nothing to do with what we are all assuming and guessing due to lack of details.

Money order is definitely traceable. You can call the 1800 number or go to the website listed on it to see if it was cashed.

Payment amount for what form? Post a copy of the redacted Rejection Notice and Redacted MO.

No. You want REPLACEMENT cards in her MARRIED name. Yes. She'll get SSN card(s) with the name she's filled out her AOS forms in which is her MARRIED name.

Have her fill out her forms using her MARRIED name. It is no longer your last name. It is hers too. Yes If SHE wants to go that route, sure. She'd apply for N400 years from now using her married name AT THAT TIME. She'd go by her maiden name until then. It's up to HER how she wishes to proceed. YES!!! Yes yes yes yes yes. Yes. You'll have to read all of my other comments for the full explanation I've provided twice already. May I recommend the immigrant joining VJ so perhaps she can fill out her forms?

That cannot be correct as your post says you received your conditional GC in April 2023. That means it will expire in April 2025 not April 2024. You have input the wrong year at least. As for month and day, I cannot answer but the issue date is on your card.

It's 90 days (which does not usually calculate to 3 months). You may use the online USCIS Early Filing Calculator to find the exact date your 90 day window opens. You'll have to check the issue dates on all of your GCs. If they were issued within 90 days of each other you can file jointly on one I751 but you'll have to pay the various separate fees for biometrics depending on their ages. Beyond 90 days, they'll be required to file their own I751s. Reading the I751 instructions and the webpage where you find the form (all bullets) will be helpful to you.

Contact your panel physician and ask. They should have told you at the exam or you would have been able to ask then.

Knowing the married name is the legal name you wish to use moving forward and not using it simply because you know you *won't* be approved for one in that name is not as much lying as claiming single when married? You aren't providing your MC to SSA and you have until day 90 to be married to fulfill K1 requirements to marry. If the policy manual states you as a K1 is eligible for an SSN regardless of martial status, why can one not leave that info out knowing they will likely be denied due to SSA ignorance if they say they are married? There is no other reason for them to ask you your marital status other than to deny you due to their own ignorance. It's discriminatory.

Quite amusing that one is willing to write down a false name on a government form but not keep their mouth shut about being married when it's common knowledge that SSA agents falsely quote SSA policy about being married with a K1 visa and go as far as deny them their right to an SSN which goes against SSA policy in many sections. Sounds like a lawsuit to me if one would be caught in such slight. Outcome for SSA not favorable.

Yes Yes Yes. HOWEVER you have to read the section and fill it out how it applies to YOUR situation. It asks you a few. That's likely why you are not understanding because you haven't read the section. But YES, you want a REPLACEMENT card sent. No. You don't want to say no. Because then you won't get an automatic replacement RESTRICTED card in her MARRIED name when I765 is approved and you'll have to go in person again. If you say no on I485, you won't get an automatic replacement UNRESTRICTED card in her married name and you'll have to go in person again. Understand that there are THREE types of cards: 1. Restricted with maiden name. 2. Restricted with married name 3. UNrestricted with married name Now her goal is to get #3 but she is not eligible for that right now so she can go through the steps that will get her there by applying as explained. You can submit I485 after you receive your original or certified copy of your MC. You do not have to wait for the SSN card to come. HOW you answer the questions on the I485/I765 section about SSNs depends on what you've asked right here. You MUST read the section yourself to see what I'm talking about. Youll answer you HAVE applied for one EVER but you won't have an SS NUMBER to enter yet so you want a replacement CARD not an original SS NUMBER. Read the questions carefully and answer them in the moment. SSA: Maiden name only. AOS: Married

Good! It used to be there as of 2019 when I had to update. That question is gone for good reason then...marital status is irrelevant. Fraud? To who lol. There is nothing official about SSA when they can pick and choose who to give SSNs to based on their understanding of the policy manual that they may or may not have even read. You would "do that to an official" because they would think they can't issue an SSN to a K1 after marriage even though that goes against policy not to. Marital status is irrelevant to an SSN application. I'm glad they removed the option to clarify for those "officials" that were confused. Maybe it will help K1s get their SSN when they are eligible to even if married. Hopefully it's a question they are not even allowed to ask.

EAD is taking up to a year. K1 cannot work without EAD anyways.

May save him some grief but his wife might not like having a different last name than any potential kids they may have. Should be up to her. Hopefully she's reading the situation so she can take control of the decision herself and hopefully can have hands on her own immigration process.