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BK Lario
May 2, 2025
NVC DQ 🎉🎉
submitted all docs on 4/23 and got DQ’d today 5/2, but I received this message although my income is over the minimum The income reported as stated on form I-864, I-864A is insufficient to overcome the public charge grounds of inadmissibility for visa issuance. To avoid delays, an additional Affidavit of Support Form I-864 from a joint sponsor may be submitted. For more information visit https://nvc.state.gov/aos and https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p. A consular officer will decide if you meet these requirements at the time of the interview. Note: You, as the sponsor, and any other sponsors household members and joint sponsors, must provide updated or additional evidence for the applicant to present at the time of their interview such as: * Other income * Assets * Proof of current employment Note: You submitted documentation to the National Visa Center through the Consular Electronic Application Center CEAC. You can continue to upload documents to CEAC up until the date of your visa interview. any idea why or what it means?
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Mk
May 2, 2025
From K-1 to Green Card: The Wait Is Tough, But So Are You”
To everyone still waiting on their adjustment of status—hang in there. I just received my green card today, and I want to share my experience to remind you that your moment is coming too. I entered the U.S. on a K-1 visa, went through the whirlwind of wedding planning, filing for adjustment of status, and waiting through long months filled with uncertainty. I had my green card interview on April 23, and honestly—it was simpler than I expected. The officer was kind, and the questions were just the basics from the I-485 form. It felt more like a formal chat than a test. And then today—it happened. I held my green card in my hands. That feeling? Relief. Joy. Gratitude. To those still in line: I know how heavy the wait can be. There are days when you overthink everything, worry about missing something, and wonder if it’s ever going to move. But it does move. Quietly, behind the scenes, your case is being worked on. So stay strong. Keep everything organized. Keep showing up with patience and honesty. And know that you are not alone. I was in your shoes just days ago—and now I’m on the other side, cheering for you. Your time is coming. Don’t give up

K-1

U.S. citizen filing for a fiancé(e)

Total Days: 179 days
Case
2024-11-01
2025-04-29
I-485
179 Days
California Service Center: I-485
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