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Got my asylum, got green card and citizenship afterwards,  got married overseas,  wife got gc and eventually citizenship,  filed change of status for my visiting parents,  both got greencards. 
   Took about a decade for all this, long journey,  finally seems to be over.
   This forum has helped me a lot, there are some very good people here who help.
  Started business,  expanding it every year, may USA 🇺🇸 stay to be no. 1 country in the world in terms of gdp, and all. I have gone from zero to almost hero. 
   God bless America 🇺🇸 

Got my asylum, got green card and citizenship afterwards,  got married overseas,  wife got gc and eventually citizenship,  filed change of status for my visiting parents,  both got greencards. 
   Took about a decade for all this, long journey,  finally seems to be over.
   This forum has helped me a lot, there are some very good people here who help.
  Started business,  expanding it every year, may USA 🇺🇸 stay to be no. 1 country in the world in terms of gdp, and all. I have gone from zero to almost hero. 
   God bless America 🇺🇸 

Got my asylum, got green card and citizenship afterwards,  got married overseas,  wife got gc and eventually citizenship,  filed change of status for my visiting parents,  both got greencards. 
   Took about a decade for all this, long journey,  finally seems to be over.
   This forum has helped me a lot, there are some very good people here who help.
  Started business,  expanding it every year, may USA 🇺🇸 stay to be no. 1 country in the world in terms of gdp, and all. I have gone from zero to almost hero. 
   God bless America 🇺🇸 

Got my asylum, got green card and citizenship afterwards,  got married overseas,  wife got gc and eventually citizenship,  filed change of status for my visiting parents,  both got greencards. 
   Took about a decade for all this, long journey,  finally seems to be over.
   This forum has helped me a lot, there are some very good people here who help.
  Started business,  expanding it every year, may USA 🇺🇸 stay to be no. 1 country in the world in terms of gdp, and all. I have gone from zero to almost hero. 
   God bless America 🇺🇸 

Can i get info on irs website? I never kept copies, i thought they are available online anytime

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Put 1 for your wife.
 
Your wife, if you file joint taxes, will have to fill and sign I-864A..That's what part 5 (3) is for. Part 5 (3) serves a totally different purpose. I've always read it to be "talking to" joint sponsors so that if a JS has a spouse, it's covered. Confusion, but that's how it is. 
 
Repeat same for your other parents.
 
It's confusing but that's how it is. You'll understand it later. 

Yes. Your approved Civil Surgeon should seal the envelope and sign it, giving you a copy to keep for your personal files. DO NOT OPEN that sealed envelope and include it in the AOS package that you send to USCIS.

Usually they give it to you. But you also get an identical copy of what's in the envelope. Send the envelope as is, do not open it.

The civil surgeon will sort that out

I-693 is to be completed by civil surgeon. They'll tell what vaccinations are needed and give them to your parents. Many of those are only given at certain age, and your parents won't need them, even if there are no records. Only a medical professional can tell you exactly, so I wouldn't delay AOS.

Only the section that the applicant has to fill, the rest is the civil surgeon  
 
No, they will not ask. They just want you to pay 

So i am applying for adjuof status for my parents. I am told medical reports should be sent along with origional i485 application. 
  Where do i find those places, and what kind of paper if any i need to take to them to do the tests? Don't we need to file i485 first and then when they want medical dont immisend some documents to take it to clinics to do medical?
  Do do i just walk in there and have tests done ?
Thanks

https://www.uscis.gov/tools/find-a-civil-surgeon

Once a proper I-485 is filed (USCIS has received it), they will be granted authorized stay until the I-485 is approved or denied.  

You can Apply any time and yes you can do it yourself and save attorney money. The process is fairly straightforward.

My cousin  filed for her mum 62 days after her arrival. She got approved.  Based on what you said there was no intent for your mum to stay, you made that decision after her arrival. 

File when you want.  There is no 90 day rule.  If you file the I485 package and it is received by USCIS, then they are in a period of “authorized stay” until the I485s are adjudicated.  One thing to keep in mind, they cannot work until they receive their EADs.
 
Good Luck!

Hi,
here’s the link:
https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p
 
so looks like $40,587 for a 5 person household at 125% of the poverty guideline,
assuming you don’t live in Hawaii or Alaska
 

Got a text this morning, case was received, MSC center I think

Completely normal. Mine took 57 days and this was pre covid

Don't worry you both are in there sometimes it takes longer than other folks don't be alarmed.  I suspect it'll  be this week. Btw the notifications can come at anytime even midnight.

Ours was also delivered on the 31st and still no text/email. Not sure if it's normal, but my paranoid self is freaking out. Green card expires Feb 27 😔

One check is fine. Yes, include the biometrics fee. The total should be $680 ($595 filing fee + $85 biometrics fee).

We r arranging documents,  i think it will be mid January by the time we have everything ready to file

You do need to include the biometrics fee with your application. They may waive your biometrics, but you have to pay the fee.