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  1. Edward and Jaycel
    Woo Hoo! Hope it goes quickly!!
  2. Edward and Jaycel
    You can keep this deadline from expiring by emailing NVC at least once a year asking for a status, etc. until it's time to pay fees and all
  3. Edward and Jaycel
    Congratulations!!
  4. Edward and Jaycel
    To me, this is the most telling part of the RFE.
  5. Edward and Jaycel
    Yes this if he can get one. Even if he can get it, still include the paystubs and take the gross earnings from just the straight time and multiply it by the number of pay checks per year. As long as the paystubs add up to the same amount or more than the current income, it will be ok. I put what my base salary was despite my paystubs adding up to more than that because of bonuses, etc.
  6. Edward and Jaycel
    Is this because his hours worked varies?
  7. Edward and Jaycel
    This.... This is your current income. The "Total Income" amounts from the tax return transcripts go in Part. 6, Items 16.a. - 16.c. if you are including all 3 of the most recent tax years
  8. Edward and Jaycel
    Ok so this number needs to be factual and needs to have evidence backing it up... Take the gross earnings from a pay stub and multiply it by the number of paychecks received in a year (26 if paid every other week, 52 if paid weekly, etc.) Then back this up with copies of paystubs (the most recent 6 months as per the instructions on the I-864) Re-do the I-864, base that number on what the paystubs show as the current income, put the correct numbers in for the total income for the tax returns and include the tax return transcripts with no W-2s or 1099s. Include the required proof of citizenship, make sure household size is correct and come back here for any questions.
  9. Edward and Jaycel
    Ok... so reading the RFE, my suspicion is that it is a combination of a couple of things. As @Dashinka indicated above, there have been examples of people getting RFEs for submitting tax return transcripts along with W-2s/1099s. My big question for you guys is, in part 6, item 7 "My current individual annual income is:" What did you base this number on if you did not submit pay stubs or an employer verification letter?
  10. Edward and Jaycel
    Travel authorization is to be able to travel internationally.... Not sure if you meant you are traveling to San Antonio? Any travel within the US you do not need the Advanced Parole
  11. Edward and Jaycel
    Yes you would file the I-130, I-485 and the I-864 all together (Mandatory Forms). Optional forms are the I-765 if you want to get her Employment Authorization ($260 filing fee when filed concurrently with the I-485) and the I-131 if you want to get her Advanced Parole (Ability to travel while the application is pending) ($630 filing fee)
  12. Edward and Jaycel
    Glad to do it
  13. Edward and Jaycel
    Oh for some reason my brain thought that a new I-130 would be needed for the AOS but that makes sense that they would just use the one already filed. Thank you for clearing that up for me
  14. Edward and Jaycel
    Question about this... did you officially withdraw the I-130 petition?
  15. Edward and Jaycel
    This happens to pretty much all K-1 AOS applicants as well. When you have an I-485 pending, you are in a period of "Authorized Stay" while it is being adjudicated. As long as she entered legally (which your wife did under humanitarian parole), and she does not have any deportable offenses on her record, the concern level should be low.
  16. Edward and Jaycel
    Hoping for smooth sailing for you guys!
  17. Edward and Jaycel
    Some NOA1s are taking 4-8 weeks to arrive. If you don't have your receipt number 30 days after it was received you can email for support at lockboxsupport@uscis.dhs.gov
  18. Edward and Jaycel
    On Jaycel's AIW for her biometric appointment we put 5'2" and the person doing her biometrics and entering the information from the AIW had no trouble understanding the measurement
  19. Edward and Jaycel
    As long as the immigrant medical exam was done within 1 year of filing the I-485 then yes, just include a COPY of the DS-3025 with your other supporting documents in the filing and leave it at that If you want to see the table of contents that Jaycel and I included with our filing, you can go to the first post for the November 2024 Filers Thread we started here
  20. Edward and Jaycel
    Today's stats: April 13, 2025 19:35 MDT November 2024 Filed I-485 Stats • Approved: 1,039 (+43) • Denied: 167 • FingerprintScheduled: 185 • InterviewCancelled: 117 • InterviewScheduled: 5,479 (+183) • Processing: 33,806 • Received: 681 • Rejected: 106 • RFE: 492 • Terminated: 116 • Withdrawal: 7 • Others: 69
  21. Edward and Jaycel
    Today's stats: April 12, 2025 21:00 MDT November 2024 Filed I-485 Stats • Approved: 996 (+39) • Denied: 167 • FingerprintScheduled: 189 • InterviewCancelled: 115 • InterviewScheduled: 5,296 (+173) • Processing: 34,002 • Received: 683 • Rejected: 106 • RFE: 520 • Terminated: 116 • Withdrawal: 7 • Others: 69
  22. Edward and Jaycel
    @Dashinka is 100% correct here - As long as the DS-3025 is marked complete and is complete, there is no need for a civil surgeon / I-693. The immigrant medical exam performed abroad is good as long as you file the I-485 within 1 year of it being completed. You should include a copy of the DS-3025 with your AOS filing to remind USCIS that you had an exam abroad and to look in your A-File to get it.
  23. Edward and Jaycel
    The question is, on his DS-3025 form he should have received from the immigrant medical provider, was he provided a blanket waiver code for the Hep-B vaccine for "Insufficient time to complete series" (Blanket Waiver Legend "B") and on the back of the form was the box checked that says, "K Visa applicant voluntarily completed vaccine requirements" ? If so, he does not need a new medical exam from a civil surgeon.
  24. Edward and Jaycel
    Looking at the statistic trends, it appears that interviews for all Adjustment of Status applicants are on a sharp increase since the new administration took over. The last time Trump was the president, there were very few interview waivers for green card applications and it appears that they are going back to that policy.
  25. Edward and Jaycel
    Since he entered on a valid visa which included biometrics at the embassy interview stage and likely at his Port of Entry inspection, he is considered registered
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