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My GC was approved today. In DEC 2007 I got married to a permanent resident in my home country. In APR 2008 I entered the US with a B2 visa. June 2008 my wife filed for naturalization and she took her oath in Jan 2009. I filed for I-485 in March and i was interviewed and approved today.

Before i ask questions, i will explain my scenario/situation first: My USC wife alredy filed form I-130. I (B1/B2 visa) will be filing for AOS I-485 as soon as i get the receipt notice of I-130. I understand that an affidavit of support I-864 is required when filing for I-485. Here now is the...

Before i ask questions, i will explain my scenario/situation first: My USC wife alredy filed form I-130. I (B1/B2 visa) will be filing for AOS I-485 as soon as i get the receipt notice of I-130. I understand that an affidavit of support I-864 is required when filing for I-485. Here now is the...

additional question regarding I-864 Before i ask questions, i will explain my scenario/situation first: My USC wife alredy filed form I-130. I (B1/B2 visa) will be filing for AOS I-485 as soon as i get the receipt notice of I-130. I understand that an affidavit of support I-864 is required...

additional question regarding I-864 Before i ask questions, i will explain my scenario/situation first: My USC wife alredy filed form I-130. I (B1/B2 visa) will be filing for AOS I-485 as soon as i get the receipt notice of I-130. I understand that an affidavit of support I-864 is required...

additional question regarding I-864 Before i ask questions, i will explain my scenario/situation first: My USC wife alredy filed form I-130. I (B1/B2 visa) will be filing for AOS I-485 as soon as i get the receipt notice of I-130. I understand that an affidavit of support I-864 is required...

If the petitioner earns equal or greater than the 125% poverty guideline based on the household size, will that be enough to sponsor an applying immigrant or a joint sponsor still needed?

If the petitioner earns equal or greater than the 125% poverty guideline based on the household size, will that be enough to sponsor an applying immigrant or a joint sponsor still needed?

thanks for ur quick reply jackolantern.

Do i need to submit the medical certification I-693 together with the I-485? Or can i submit I-693 separately after filing I-485? I read a post somewhere that its ok not to submit I-693 together with the I-485 but it will be asked during AOS interview. is this true?

I read on the instructions for I-485 that a medical certification is required, is this form I-693? What if all medical tests are not done yet before i submit I-130 and I-485, can i submit it separately? Will it make my application of I-485 incomplete? Also, I have a few clarifications...

I read a post somewhere that in my case (married to a USC under B1/B2 visa fling for AOS) we need to use form I-864. Do we need to file it together with forms I-130, I-765 & I-485? Or we need to wait for instructions from NVC/USCIS after they review all the other forms?

What is the difference between I-134 & I-864? Are these forms required when lodging I-130 & I-485? Which one should we use?

my wife will have her oathtaking by this month. immediately after that, we will be filing form i-130, i-485, i-765 all at the same time. i have a few questions: 1. are we supposed to submit affidavit of support? is it mandatory when filing form i-130? 2. i am under B2 visa, can i file for...

once again thank you for your reply triple citizen. i have one more question, what happens if i decide to file for i-485 while i am here in the U.S under B2 visa and it gets denied but i-94 is still valid and/or after i-94 expired (assuming the interview didnt go well)? will i be deported and...

i assume you made a copy of your original i-94?! you dont need to wait for approval or denial if you really have to go back home. you can always abandon your application. just surrender the i-94 photocopy. when you decide to comeback in the U.S just make sure you have the receipt notice from...

thank you for your prompt reply. K3(i-129f) would still be an option for me right?! but seeing that the processing time for i-129f and i-130 are both 6 months.. ofcourse it would be logical to go for the i-130(CR1) plus the fact that i dont have to file for i-485 and i-765. i have a few more...

i am currently in the u.s with a B2 visa. i am married to a permanent resident, we got married in my home country last DEC 2007. i arrived here last APR 2008 and i am allowed to stay until MAR 2009 (extension approved). my wife will have her naturalization interview in NOV 2008. my question...

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