powerpuff

Everything that is needed to be submitted with I-129f is outlined on USCIS and the official instructions. They’re updated and current. It’s a much more reliable source than relying on what people are saying. https://www.uscis.gov/i-129f

I received one too last year. Just sent a letter back with a photocopy of my GC and that was it; never got anything else again.

Usually, if a case is returned back after a K1 interview, it means a case has been denied. I would reach out to the consulate for clarification.

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You left out the most important piece of information - fiancés country. Cultural nuances play an important part

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Yes

It’s I-134 for K1, not I-864. Yes, you will have to include her in the household size. Tax returns are not evidence of current income. They’re evidence of past income for 2023 (unless you’re self employed). If you’re making enough now, this year (not last), then you’re fine.

*** Thread moved to Moving to the US & Your new life in America forum *** Some airlines just operate that way. I was flying SAS (Scandinavian) with a layover in Denmark. On the Denmark - US route, I could not check in online. I had to go to the desk during my layover and check in. I was already a permanent resident at that point too.

It hasn’t changed though. Perhaps you’re mixing up US citizens vs permanent residents petitioning for spouses and step children. Permanent residents do not need separate petitions - the children would be derivatives under spouse’s petitions. This isn’t applicable to US citizens. I would advise to read official instructions for I-130 and any other forms as well. They are very helpful and it would be neglectful to ignore them. Under special instructions drop down section, on the USCIS website under I-130, it states the following: You must submit a separate Form I-130 for each child if: The relative you are applying for is your spouse; Together you have biological children, stepchildren, or adopted children, and You did not file separate petitions for them. https://www.uscis.gov/i-130

That says K1. You're applying for CR1/CR2. Very different petitions and different processes

Yes.

Unfortunately, whoever told you that gave you false information. You will have to file separate petitions for the kids.

That’s normal. AP can take weeks or months

He needs his own USCIS account

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The lawyer is correct. You have to count any minor children regardless of whether they live with you or if you claim them on taxes or not. Your household size would be 4.

What is the question?

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Make sure you photocopy the response for your records