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Need help with confirming checklist of documents for filing I-485/I-130
Hi Everyone,
Just wanted to have your help reviewing checklist of documents we will be attaching with our I-130/I-485 concurrent filing. Sorry for lengthy post.
Our Scenario:
Wife is US citizen and Husband is on H1B until July 2025.
Met each other in 2021 and got married recently.
Our history of documents are quite low due to marriage occurred recently.
Checklist of Documents being attached for bonafide marriage:
1. Marriage certificate from court
2. Join letter (Notarized) explaining our relationship and documents attached.
3. In one page showing both of our passports with Wife's updated family name to match with husband's family name.
4. Joint Financial statements: one month of statement from join bank account, credit card, two investment accounts.
5. Beneficiary: both spouses 401k accounts, husband's life insurance and individual investment account.
6. Joint pictures and travel documents: including photos, airbnb receipts, some flight receipts and boarding passes. Shows some pictures with families and friends as well. (Put to gether in word documents showing date and location)
7. NO JOINT deed or lease: we both own separate houses (one being rented) and not yet combined them yet to avoid issues with mortgage. but we live together in same house.
8. Utility bills: showing a registration confirmation that we both hold utilities for the house we are residing. (No new bill available yet showing both names)
9. Join Health, dental, vision and Car insurance.
10. Other proof of common residence: driver license with same address, car insurance and registrations showing same address, each employer records (including paycheck) showing same address.
11. Notarized AFFIDAVITs from family and friends: including 6 of them. Unfortunately we forgot to ask them to put Date and Place of birth, so they are attaching their copy of passport to provide more authenticity.
12. Of course we will be including other forms I-864 with supporting documents, I-765, I-131. Cashier checks for payments. Along with sealed medical exam results.
Can anyone confirm if these documents are sufficient or does raises any concerns for USCIS case officer?
We really hoping not to give any reasonable doubt which results in RFE or interview. Trying to get them approved with causing further delay.
Undeniable Frustration
2 years passed with 20k available GC and they could not pass the year 2020.
I don’t think they spend 2 years for PD 2020.
They spend 2 years for consular processing backlogs. Because CP has lots of dependent. It takes lot of GC available for the 2 years.
And now a new FY start with no movement or even a month movement indicates that the backlogs are still huge. I don’t understand why it is still huge after 2 FY. We closed for Covid just 2 years and now after 2 years they haven’t finished.
A year working hard with only 4 months advance.
It is very frustrating that we have experienced this reform plan that focus only on Consular Processing while AOS keeps waiting for them. I guess we are all ready for the visa to be available and almost all CRP. But for what reason they storing us here for more than 2 years.
One of my AOS peer I know have cried a lot while doing work today after know there is no movement.
Need suggestions
Hello everyone,
I have one situation one of the uscis officer called me on phone and said they are at my house but nobody at my house will they come back. I was at work and my spouse was at mom house please give some suggestions. recently we got separated because of lot of disagreements.
Keep your hopes up. There is no date that does not arrive, nor deadline that is not met. 3 years latter finally approved.
Interview two days ago, today got the approved notification from lawfully.
this was in Minneapolis office. Interviewer only asked very few questions as where does my wife works, where we got married and how we met. Gave me a letter explaining that my case is under review and if further info is needed, they will let me know.
went into the interview with a binder with all the evidence submitted plus new evidence for these past three years.
good luck everyone!
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Total Days: 1123 days
Case
2021-08-16
Today
I-131
374 Days
I-130
1122 Days
I-765
207 Days
I-485
1123 Days
National Benefits Center: I-131, I-130, I-765, I-485
USCIS has it's head so far up it's own a$$ it will never see the light of day. Closing in on 3 years and my wife still can't step foot in the US.
#uscisgoFurselves, #USCIS
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Total Days: 997 days
Case
2021-12-20
Today
I-130
890 Days
I-129F
664 Days
Vermont Service Center: I-130
Nebraska Service Center: I-129F
READ THIS*** EB-3 OTHER WORKERS
Please submit your medicals as soon as possible! Many people with 2020 priority dates are still waiting for RFEs. Since there is no longer an expiration date on medicals, there’s no reason to delay.
Holding off only slows the process for everyone!!!
Get it done now and request two sealed copies — send one immediately if your priority date is current, and keep the other in case USCIS asks for it again or misplaces it.
