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MyNameIsEarl

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  1. Thanks for the inputs. I think my friends can help. I will ask them.
  2. Hi Everyone, I am an USC working in I.T and lost my job a month ago right after my wedding. I am married to an immigrant on f1 visa, not working and her visa is about to expire(in couple weeks). I am currently searching for jobs but it looks like it might take couple months to get one. I am currently receiving unemployment benefits which is above 125% of the poverty line. Can I use my unemployment income to file the her gc and I am sure by the time of her interview I will be having a job and making enough money. My income from that last several years is solid and above the required level. So can I just submit my past w2s and current income as unemployment? Also, if I get a job after couple months can I submit updated i-864? I am just trying to file gc asap because I don't want my wife to lose her status. Please suggest if you have any idea on how to proceed at the moment.
  3. This post is regarding my friend's interview which happened today. He received interview notice for both i751 and n400. He and his wife went to the interview this morning with an attorney who was with them during the entire interview process. The officer came out and asked the wife to come with him and told my friend to sit right there and hand him his DL. He then interviewed his wife for 90 minutes. Asked her about her job, draw layout of their house, exact dates of their initial meetings, car models and colors, what is the exact rent amount, who buys grocery and how they share house expenses etc. Asked her if she knows her husband's ssn number etc. She answered well about her job, draw layout but didn't give him exact dates and she said she is not sure of car model, rent amount though she gave approximate amount. She said she doesn't know his ssn and the officer was like why not? He asked her to write her manager name, desk number etc in the office. Then he asked my friend why he married someone with low income, rent, car models and more about his financials. He filed a bankruptcy few years ago and he asked few questions regarding it and it lasted for 20 minutes. After that he said he has to review the case. When attorney asked about n400, he said he doesn't want to do that now and he has to review i751. Attorney asked about the timeline and he said he can't tell. Attorney says now it's just waiting game. Is this common to interview the couple separately during combo interviews and refusing to do n400 interview? If not, he wants to prepare for different scenarios and talk to other lawyers as this attorney says there is nothing he can do except waiting. Please let me know if any of you seen something like this before? Also, apologies for posting on behalf of my friend. He is not in the group and I used this group for suggestions through out my i751 and n400 process. So, wanted to post here.
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