Is my income sufficient for affidavit of support for my spouse?
You should be fine if you can prove to the satisfaction of NVC that your current income meets or exceeds 125% of poverty guidelines. If not, you'd...
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You should be fine if you can prove to the satisfaction of NVC that your current income meets or exceeds 125% of poverty guidelines. If not, you'd...
It will take longer only if your I-912 is rejected by USCIS because you would have to refile with the filing fee or additional documents to support...
As a spouse you should be able to request a copy of his birth certificate (if he is U.S. born) from State Office of Vital Records. If this option...
If the denial is based on USCIS error, retain an experienced immigration attorney to find the way out of your situation ASAP!
Don't worry, you filed on time.
No, you can't. Only U.S. citizen or permanent resident can be a joint sponsor.
It is hard to predict at this point.
As soon as you become a U.S. citizen considering you applied based on 5-year residency rather being married to a U.S. citizen for 3 years.
You definitely need to seek an advice from a local family attorney.
Both fiance and immigrant visa take about the same time. I always advise on immigrant visa option since you enter the U.S. as a permanent...