Mr Genuis

Msc too. My change to ready to be scheduled for interview. That is another long wait.

She still has not gotten an answer to her question. The best person to help her for this sotuation is an immigration lawyer.No one in this forum has given an answer yet meaning they have not expirence this. so I thought it wise  to Ask a lawyer for an advise. 

So I just checked my i751 case online  it is ready to be scheduled for interview. I filed February 8 2021. I received noticed for biometrics in August . Had my biometrics taken on August 24th 2021. And interview ready to be scheduled as of  11/24/2021. ( MSC). I was praying for my interview to be waived but I see I must go for interview. I seriously don't like interviews and I am very nervous.

Look for a stand by  lawyer. Your and your husband need to quickly get a job. Your combine income should be like 45 000 or 50000. 

Look for a stand by  lawyer. Your and your husband need to quickly get a job. Your combine income should be like 45 000 or 50000. 

As a CR1, you didn’t get an AOS interview. That’s why you’re having an interview now. 
 
Nothing to be nervous about if your relationship is bona fide. Just make sure you review the most common questions and go over them with your partner. It might help you feel better!

You have to notify USCIS when you move.
your case will be transferred accordingly.
 
Whether you choose to do it or not and deal with the consequences of your actions is entirely up to you. 

Wow. A lot of information in one post. Thank you. You cleared  every doubt and all the questions I have. 

Having kids alone is not enough evidence to support your claim for bona-fide marriage. How ever it is one of the solid evidence you can include. Technically, USCIS want to see your marital Journey since you had your two years green card. So kids are a result of that marital union. The reason a two year green card is given is because you had no long history of togetherness at the time of issue, the two years green card is a period of time the uscis is given you guys to record or document your marital journey. That is why they uscis is request you to update them with you marriage two years later. Basically the one to see your story. So your documents should have a life span of 2 years together. Normal couples will have joint account, lease or house tittle together, it possible to have kids within two years, travels, pictures ,friends who can provide affidavit declaring they know you guys and see your love life, etc..

Having kids alone is not enough evidence to support your claim for bona-fide marriage. How ever it is one of the solid evidence you can include. Technically, USCIS want to see your marital Journey since you had your two years green card. So kids are a result of that marital union. The reason a two year green card is given is because you had no long history of togetherness at the time of issue, the two years green card is a period of time the uscis is given you guys to record or document your marital journey. That is why they uscis is request you to update them with you marriage two years later. Basically the one to see your story. So your documents should have a life span of 2 years together. Normal couples will have joint account, lease or house tittle together, it possible to have kids within two years, travels, pictures ,friends who can provide affidavit declaring they know you guys and see your love life, etc..

Having kids alone is not enough evidence to support your claim for bona-fide marriage. How ever it is one of the solid evidence you can include. Technically, USCIS want to see your marital Journey since you had your two years green card. So kids are a result of that marital union. The reason a two year green card is given is because you had no long history of togetherness at the time of issue, the two years green card is a period of time the uscis is given you guys to record or document your marital journey. That is why they uscis is request you to update them with you marriage two years later. Basically the one to see your story. So your documents should have a life span of 2 years together. Normal couples will have joint account, lease or house tittle together, it possible to have kids within two years, travels, pictures ,friends who can provide affidavit declaring they know you guys and see your love life, etc..

Thanks. I just didnt know what to explain to the robot answering the uscis call. Now as I know I will keep you all updated.
Thanks everyone for the help

My visa was issued today.

You put zero, in that case.  Read the question carefully.  It says to enter the income you are using to qualify.  You can't use any of that income to qualify, so the answer is 0.

Hello Fam. Please i need an urgent respond to this. I am filling out the Affidavit of support form. But i reach to part 5 employment and annual income. Fill up income for 3 most rent years. The truth is. The income for 2016 and 2017 are very low. So i have a joint sponsor. Question! Is it ok to fill up just 2018 income here and ignore the other 2 years on the form?

Sounds like, as @TBoneTX had said, you needed to really do a lot of research to know what you were getting yourself into.
 
While my husband had been to the US before on two J-1 visas, he still knew it would be a huge transition to live here full time.
 
Cali is one of the most expensive places, least in like L.A. and surrounding areas, so naturally what you can there for say $3000 a  month, in Houston it would be half that price.
 
And come on, really? You didn't expect it to be "cold"? I know my husband thinks cold is 50 degrees but of course there are areas where it get's really cold, negative 20+ in some areas even. 
 
You really needed to do some research. And no one is "putting you down", and saying places don't rent to immigrants is ridiculous. If you can afford it, most places I've ever been to will gladly rent to you. 
 
Some have criteria, like you stated, rental history; but of course you start off with none so that doesn't automatically deny you eligibility.  Most have financial requirements of 3-4x the amount of rent in monthly income. So you have to make $4k a month to rent a $1k a month apartment. That's just common sense , the apartment complex and management company want to know you can pay rent without issue. 
 
Research ahead of time is key. And you could have done it from abroad also. Contacted people, asked questions, ect.

When you apply for a visa its very important you researched everything there is to know before you apply. Luckily there are very good guides on this forum, see https://www.visajourney.com/cr1-ir1-spousal-visa/. There is also tons of information on the USCIS website, https://www.uscis.gov/i-130. Read all the info first, then start filling out the forms and gathering the evidence. The guides on both websites will take you through this process step by step. When you get stuck while doing this, there's tons of people to help you here  

Mr Genius did a DCF filing.  Those move much faster than a regular I-130 as they are not processed stateside.  They skip the NVC stage entirely and don't pay an AOS fee. Ours took 102 days.  The DCF does present a challenge in the I-864 as the income has to be US based.  Many have a co sponsor or go thru based on assets.

You can get it from any police station if you can explain in Korean.
I got once from nearest station.
 
You have to say "실효된 형 등 포함"

Yes very possible. We filed here in korea. I am not a korean but we git approved within 35 days 

OK.Nice to hear that cos some one I know who did same was 6 months everytin.That's cool wish u good luck

You did not do your research before filling. So yes you can file again this time correct and add what was missing. Go to www.uscis.gov webit you will see all what you need to put together. Then file again.

Uhh...what?
 
USCIS is under DHS.
The embassies and consulates are under DOS.
These are separate departments with separate policies, separate budgets, separate leadership, separate goals, etc.
 
USCIS has an allocated bucket for processing petitions and applications. These fee-based services are self-sustaining without any appropriations from the federal government. They should not be impacted.
 
DOS is a very different beast. The embassies and consulates are not all self-sustaining. They collect fees and draw upon that fund, but it's not the same everywhere.
For instance, the K-1 visa has a flat MRV fee of $265. This is the same whether you interview in Montreal or Lagos. The costs associated with processing an average visa application are likely miles apart. there's no way they're paying the same wages for all the staff, the level and occurrence of manual background checks and document verification required are different, etc.

I met my wife in korea. We marraid here in korea. She is from U.S  am not from korea either. But we applied for 130 already. So the is no problem where ever you make your marraid as long as its legal. Uscis recognise it

Where did you get this information from. America center is not consulate. Neither is it USCIS. so if its close there is no doubt because its been funded by federal budget. But uscus is currently operating in all offices