MarthaDes19961995

So the I-485 is your Main requested benefit ( end of the rainbow) . Everything else is an underlying app. You only need to submit ONE set of supporting docs, as long as you cover all requirements for each. They are neither treated , nor processed as standalone apps. 

Everyone seems to worry about the fact the various centers process different parts / apps, BUT remember USCIS is now digital and when they “ send “ something to various Service Centers ..they send DIGITAL files, not your neatly prepped duplicate /triplicate paper copies. 
Even pre-digital , USCIS only required ONE set of supporting docs. 
 
So the only thing that happens when you send duplicates/ triplicates of the same is that the Mailroom and then Contract ( non USCIS) staff who have to open/ scan / sort through/ input your initial submission gets a bit more work , and your Adjudication Officer probably grumbles when he has to look at xx pages of duplicates when x is what he needs to review. 
 
You do not get penalized for sending 3 copies of your birth certificate or too many copies of anything else… but it is not required and most certainly futile. 
 
In your case I suggest you add wording to the last page of the I-485 to the effect : I am no longer subject to the 2 year foreign residency condition as I have fulfilled the requirement ( post completion of my program date xxx) and lived in my country of origin xx between xx to xx for a total of 2 years and one month. 
 See attached 
 
The  I-131 doesn’t have a final blank page, so write Addendum to I-131 on a blank paper and write the same thing . 
 
 

They can't be deported for the fact that they didn't file AOS (assuming they didn't do anything to get a criminal record etc), so they are not unlawfully present or overstaying anything. It is absolutely recommended to file your AOS asap, since it will raise a lot of questions if you do it years after your marriage (and you might get denied and then deported). But since they got married a few months ago, she doesn't have to be afraid of any of the above.

This is what I've done...
 
Am in Ohio and i went to the bureau of motor vehicles (BMV) for a Temp Driver's license or State ID. I had to show them my passport with visa, I-94, SSN, Marriage License(on that date we still didnt get married so I only had Marriage License), International Driving Permit (I got mine from india) and i had to do the on-line driving skills test (took about 20 minutes) and then i got my Ohio Temp Driving License card all in 60 minutes.
 
I only faced one issue with them. I didnt have a valid US mail address. I live with my wife and her parents and since the lease agreement is on my wife's and her father's name so I went to the nearest Walmart and purchased a Fishing and Hunting license for the same address am living with my wife and her parents... for about $19 ($11 for one day and $19 for one year) and that actually is an approved proof of address by BMV. Again, i think it differs from state to state. Hope this helps you.

No need to submit a new application.
Yes, she can go to the office to update once she gets the EAD/AP card. 

Yes you do need your DS-3025 as proof, so they can transfer all your vaccines to the I-693.  That means they check what you have and put it in, with all the dates. 
 
If you are missing 2 vaccines, they either way give you the vaccines which you have to pay for, or if you already have them and you are unsure, they offer a blood test and write it in.
 
I also had a vaccine book with me, I don’t know if it’s common in your country, if so bring that as well. It pretty much showed all my vaccination from an infant to current. 
 
Hope that clarifies it :).

You have to amend the I-134 and put what he makes CURRENTLY right now (which is $30k), not what he made in the past. He still has to show tax returns for last year and declare how much he made last year but they will be looking at and focusing on current income. 

If I understood correctly, your son is a US citizen. If so, then it would be just you unless the joint sponsor has dependents that are listed on their tax returns or has sponsored someone under I-864 and that is still in effect. 
 
 

That’s very close to the threshold, the CO will decide at the interview if that’s enough 

You can use a different one for I-864, they don’t have to be the same for both 

Lynxyonok
please if you are not gonna say anything helpful, better say nothing.
 
this is already stressful to read such a comment.
 

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And if JS has a partner, it becomes 4 AND the partner will have to sign I-864A

I just wanted to thank everybody that helped me with advice. My case was approved!! We asked a lawyer to write the letter for us (rfe) and everything workout in the end. 🥳🥳🥰🥰
 

Ur current income ( income per week X 52 ) is king. U can submit 6 months paystubs + verification letter from Your employer 
 
u might need joint sponsor but u are still the main sponsor
 

omg 13/15 months!!!
i wanna cry