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I'm new to the joint sponsor thing. Will my brother have to fill out his own i-864 form and send it along with mine along with his supporting docs?

Thank you for the reality check. I won't screw around with my taxes. I'll just get my brother to be a joint sponsor.

I think I'll ask my brother for the joint sponsorship. Does anyone know if this will impact his sponsorship of his spouse in the future? He's currently doing the paperwork for her. Thanks!

Shoot. I may have some tough decisions to make tomorrow then. I was gonna call to get my taxes readjusted but I will ask my brother to see if he can be a joint sponsor.

Bingo! I think that might be the issue! I just looked over my taxes and it said I made 7K lol I definitely made more than that though. Do you think i should adjust my taxes to reflect that or should I provide my K-1 tax filing along with an explanation?

Hi again! I submitted my spouse's application for AOS, however, we got this letter in the mail regarding our I-485 Affidavit of Support. I'm not entirely sure what went wrong. It says I'm not qualified (or they cannot determine my qualification for making above 125% of the poverty guideline. Last time I check, I make more than 125% (I make around 50K per year). I'm not entirely sure what else I'm missing. Can anyone help chime in? I can review what I submitted and what I speculate that might be missing - and I'll need everyone's thoughts on this. What I submitted: 1) A completely filled out i-485 application 2) Signed and dated (paid) 3) IRS tax transcript of 2020 and 2021 (I went to their website and downloaded this) 4) A copy of my 2022 taxes, which I filed late so I couldn't get the transcript What I think they may need: 1) Proof of employment? (Unsure on how to do this as I am self-employed with my own business) 2) Paystubs (Again, unsure how to do this as I am my own boss - I just do a bi-weekly owner's draw) 3) The 2022 should be an IRS tax transcript instead of being photocopied Let me know what ya'll think!

This is the only thing i have on the back page. Spouse is here in the US with me. Unfortunately, the country's personnel are highly disorganized and I'm not even sure they gave us everything. We only have receipts of the exams and vaccination being done.

Hi, I'm struggling to make sense of the vaccination requirements and getting different answers. My spouse said he was only missing one shot since he didn't have time to complete it. But it looks like its several shots. Does anyone know what are the vaccine dosages/series requirement per vaccination?

Sounds good! Thanks guys! I got a bit distracted and almost lost this. I am working on all the forms now and submitting them asap!

Yes, fortunately we did get married within 90 days. I recounted, we only missed by 2 weeks. I will file the AOS asap!

I think I screwed up! My spouse and I tried to apply for his social security today and that's when we were informed his K-1 visa expired. That's when I realized I lost track of my own timeline and didn't file for his AOS yet. We did get married and got a marriage certificate. Is this gonna be an unforeseen issue when we file for his AOS? This has taken a toll on my mental health - please only comment with helpful information. Thank you! Edit: It's been a month outside of the 90 days.

My fiance had his K-1 approved. We are leaving from Bangkok to the US on April 13th. Other than the K-1 visa stamp on his passport, what else does he need to bring with him to customs when he gets to the US? We are going through SFO.

So things are moving much faster now since the sanction on Laos was lifted. My fiance and I finally got our interview appointment and realized we need to renew the I-134 since 2020 was a long time ago. On the new I-134 form, it says the form expires on 10/31/22. Our interview is on 11/3/22 - will this be an issue?