JISnJRS

I was told to start my own, not "jacking" another thread.

I was NEVER an A student, I had a stroke before, and have a hard time understanding things, I also use "Grammarly" to help me form sentences correctly. That's why I am on this website asking for help! I find your responses very bothersome. *ignored*

another question about the I-864, I was told by my tax accountant I needed to file taxes as "single" because my wife doesn't have a Social Security number yet. True?

I have SSDI, but I still file taxes. I get 25k from the govt. and have an inherited IRA account containing 50k, and my saving account has 70k. Do I need a co-sponsor? This is my most concerning thing moving forward.

sorry, I'll start one for myself.

I just got my taxes done, and still waiting for the results of sending the I-130 in. Should I wait to hear from CSC, or send it in soon as possible? Thanks!

same here, 06/23

GOOD, mine is also IOE.

My case in Cali SC says it's down to 5 months now.

We're going through the CR-1 process right now, I submitted the form in early Sept. 2022. the guesstimate timeframe right now is Sept. 2023, just for the approval of the I-130 form. please correct me if I'm wrong.. A lot of times I suffer from CRS, Cant remember $*** 🤣

whew 😅

CSC, and she is in the Philippines.

I was wondering about that also! Right now my CR-1 says approval in 6 months, but the estimate I get from VJ is about 10 months. What is the 10 month guesstimate for? Approval for everything involved?

Thank You also! And good luck to us all 🙏

thank You!

At what stage are the PC documents required? (USCIS or NVC) Thanks!

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I have no friggen clue then, obviously I NEED to speak with her again for further explanation.

I'm confused also, that's why I threw the question out there. She is the petitioner, AND he is outside the US. I might have titled it wrong, it might have been the interview for the NVC stage. If I did, I'm very sorry for the confusion.

No, she's a US citizen.

A friend of mine in Florida was married to her husband overseas. There's local office in Tampa, but had her CR1 interview in the Manhattan office in NYC. We both found it kinda strange, but is it normal not to interview at the nearest local office? Has this happened to anyone else on here? just curious. 🤔

Would it be for the petitioner or the immigrating spouse, Im asking this because I am disabled (petitioner) and I need my wife here asap. What would be the "other" form?

I found this on https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance/how-to-make-an-expedite-request Emergencies and urgent humanitarian reasons; In the context of an expedite request, humanitarian reasons are those related to human welfare. Examples may include, but are not limited to, illness, disability, extreme living conditions, death in the family, or a critical need to travel to obtain medical treatment in a limited amount of time

Even worse I moved to Florida in 2016, to take care of my mother & stepdad the best I could. Now, they are both in heaven, and I have none one to care for me down here. it does suck, I would call it a "shop-vac" .. it suck one day and blows the next!

It was denied We regret to inform you that we cannot grant your request for expedited processing of your case. Although your situation appears serious, the information you have provided is insufficient to establish that your expedite request meets the following guidelines: *Severe financial loss to a company or person, provided that the need for urgent action is not the result of the petitioners or applicants failure to: Timely file the benefit request , or meets the following guidelines: *Severe financial loss to a company or person, provided that the need for urgent action is not the result of the petitioners or applicants failure to: Timely file the benefit request , or Timely respond to any requests for additional evidence; *Emergencies and urgent humanitarian reasons; ( Being permanently disabled doesn't count)? *Nonprofit organization (as designated by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)) whose request is in furtherance of the cultural and social interests of the United States; *U.S. government interests (such as urgent cases for federal agencies such as the U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Labor, DHS, or other public safety or national security interests); *Clear USCIS error