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Just now, heidiveronica said:

My dad is sponsoring my husband. 

Sorry didn't see you other reply. Will respond in a minute.

4 minutes ago, heidiveronica said:

They’re now requesting copy of complete W2/1099. Why ? Everywhere I read said the tax transcripts were sufficient and what they preferred ????? 

Did your joint sponsor file taxes jointly with a spouse and is now sponsoring you as an individual? That is usually when this happens.

Here is an article that might give some insight into serving someone for civil proceedings in China.

https://www.haguelawblog.com/2017/01/serve-process-china/

4 minutes ago, omega300man said:

China does not allow divorce via notification with registered mail. 

 

The key here is I am not rich. Not well off. China broke me financially. I have nothing left. SHE has everything. She is filthy stinking rich and unfortunately , insane. 

Who cares what China allows? You simply need to meet the requirements in NC.

Edit looks like you have to use a form acceptable in the foreign country possibly. 

"Go to the U.S. Department of State website and read the rules for service of process in foreign countries. The rules for different countries are different depending if a country has entered into a treaty to which the United States is a party. Generally, for service to be valid in a U.S. court, it must be valid in the country in which you are serving your spouse. Different countries have different rules. You may be able to serve by mail, by a designated foreign agent or by publication depending on the country."

Last time I checked instructions said N/A. Not a huge deal but best to follow the instructions 100 percent. 

Sadly, they do not care at all about your deadline. In Iran you could be looking at a weeks wait or a year there is really no telling.

Just now, missileman said:

Do those bars from adjustment apply to immediate relatives of US citizens?

No, that is the main area of confusion. 

Here is something everyone should read in order to understand the consequences of unauthorized work and who those consequences apply to as there seems to be a lot of confusion.

https://www.uscis.gov/policymanual/HTML/PolicyManual-Volume7-PartB-Chapter6.html

1 minute ago, Leah and Matt said:

Iv been doing alot and iv found this. What does this mean then??

When you say they will not care. 

Who is they?

USCIS, they forgive unauthorized work by spouses of US citizens. Again it is illegal and they could change that policy anytime so it is best to follow the rules, but if you have already been doing it I wouldn't be worried about it.

3 minutes ago, Leah and Matt said:

If i were to take my chances. 

I know it’s illegal and i can get caught. 

But if u say not risky to me then how do the uscis find out. 

 

Don't do it because it is illegal. It is not risky to you because you would simply tell them you have been working illegally and they will not care.

It is illegal, but not risky to you at all really. Yeah doesn't make sense, but that is how it is.

There are laws in place to protect people like your spouse from this exact situation. How unfair would it be if you could marry someone who has no means of taking care of themselves move them in with you and then change your mind and put them on the street. You need to talk to your lawyer about getting him out of the house if that is what you want. Even if there is abuse involved you will have to go through the legal system.

1. Not even sure what you mean. You will get an EAD/AP combo card that will be valid for one year from the date it was issued. It is pretty much equal to a GC for reentry purposes. 

2. The marriage certificate would be the document that is on file at the court house or administration building where you were married. If you didn't get sent a copy you can go there and get one.

3. I've always thought employment verification letters were dumb if you've been employed somewhere long enough to have w2s and pay stubs and never sent one in at all.

3 minutes ago, fluffykim said:

 In terms of question one how soon after the interview and approval does he have to leave and come to the US ?   I’m guessing based on the timeline that he could be interview medical approved by the.  End of the summer beginning of fall    

 

Can he sit around until November before coming to the US or is there a timeline that he hast to leave and come to the USCan he sit around until November before coming to the US or is there a timeline that he hast to leave and come to the US

His visa should expire 6 months after his medical exam so he will have to enter the US by then. It is easy to delay the visa processing if you choose to.

IF your timeline is accurate it would be more likely that he didn't have his visa yet than he would already be in the US and able to travel. He probably will have his visa by then but the chances of him already being able to travel out of the US at that point are basically zero.

I'll add that processing times are always changing so you never know.

You can easily delay your visa interview if you do not want to have it too soon.

Edit: To answer your question, you can always leave, but if you leave without AP or a GC you have to start over with a new visa process.

47 minutes ago, Rosiedannielle said:

Hi! we just noticed that we missed a checkbox on our I-129F and we were wondering if we can correct that thru the "typographic error" service option on the USCIC website even tho we haven't received an RFE yet?

 

Thank you

No that service is for correcting USCIS's mistake. You just have to wait for the RFE. Maybe you will get on maybe you won't. That is just how it goes.

Probably a misunderstanding based on how much online content is dedicated to places like Morocco, where if you don't "meet the parents" you are probably going to run into trouble. That combined with the fact 97.3% of people don't get that the "requirements" vary greatly depending on where you are applying from and you get stuff like this.

On 3/8/2019 at 6:08 AM, AmyOlivia said:

In that case, to be better safe than sorry, it seems like the best option is for both my fiance and his sister to complete I-134 forms; even if they only require one or the other.

 

Does the I-134 require last year's tax information and the like? If so, my fiance has that information. It's only at the moment that he's between jobs, which is why we were thinking of his sister supporting us just to ensure that we don't have any issues. 

I don't really see any reason not to. It's no as if it takes a significant amount of effort. Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

7 hours ago, Mikayla Harrison said:

I sent both letters, I’ll check about the missing check boxes. And I sent passport stamps and boarding passes. And neither one of us has had a divorce. I called tier2 again and they’re going to fax it to me.

Let us know if they actually fax it to you because i would be amazed at that level of service. 

Just now, Mikayla Harrison said:

What are some reasons for an RFE? We met online, but when I sent the petition I had already been 3 times. Also, I called tier2 and that’s how I know I got an RFE, she said they put in on 02-23 and I called Monday and a tier2 agent said they hadn’t started my case. Could the RFE be because I didn’t send the terms and conditions of Instagram?

It's possible that its the Instagram thing, but very unlikely. No real way to know what its for until you get it. Could be as simple as you forgot a checkbox.

2 hours ago, Gibus said:

Hey guy!!  Since I was once a September filler I thought I should keep you posted too, my second application went through pretty fast and yesterday was my interview, everything went well and after a few hours I got this on my tracker 🤗🤗🤗

 

Awesome man, I remember back when yours got all messed up.

25 minutes ago, Wuozopo said:

I know of quite a few in London who did not have one from the fiancé. 

That's the main reason I said I think. London has a lot of different rules than other embassies. If that's the case then ignore what I said.

3 minutes ago, Ani2 said:

Yes. Thank you. Because a friend of mine told me that she attached the proof of the citizenship when her husband became a US citizen. But us we know , it is illegal to copy it.

It is illegal to copy what? Its illegal to unlawfully copy a naturalization certificate, copying it for these purposes would not be unlawful. If your husband was not born a citizen he will need to use his certificate or US passport as proof.

1 hour ago, raptora said:

I wonder why we would be different, but our lawyer said that SSN is not necessary for marriage, and that she would actually get it with her EAD? (which we're filing for with the AOS)

So she won't actually have an SSN for months... 

If she has been in the US less than 76 days, Print out her I-94 and take that along with her passport down to the local SSA office and apply. Your lawyer wouldn't be able to do it for you unless he took her passport and mailed it to the SSA with the application which would be a little inconvenient I assume.