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I am an F-1 student. I got married to a US citizen while I am in the US. I filed forms I-485 I-765 and the rest of the required supporting documents.
My wife filed form I-130 for me. she also filled form I-864 and used my income ,which is over the poverty line, to sponsor "me-the intending immigrant". My wife doesn't work and haven't filled any tax return before. She only relied on my income in filling form I-864. I work On-campus as a research assistant and I earn more than the yearly poverty line set by USCIS. I sent them a letter from my on-campus employer, pay stubs, and tax return. Now USCIS put my applications on hold till I provide them with the following:
" A proof that I am authorized to work in the US lawfully". They are asking for form I-94 or employment authorization document. I already sent them my I-94 form when I sent all my documents initially but it looks they are looking for something else or for form I-94 but for visa categories other than F-1. I am earning my money lawfully cause I am working as a part-time on-campus researcher. What should I respond back?
My wife filed form I-130 for me. she also filled form I-864 and used my income ,which is over the poverty line, to sponsor "me-the intending immigrant". My wife doesn't work and haven't filled any tax return before. She only relied on my income in filling form I-864. I work On-campus as a research assistant and I earn more than the yearly poverty line set by USCIS. I sent them a letter from my on-campus employer, pay stubs, and tax return. Now USCIS put my applications on hold till I provide them with the following:
" A proof that I am authorized to work in the US lawfully". They are asking for form I-94 or employment authorization document. I already sent them my I-94 form when I sent all my documents initially but it looks they are looking for something else or for form I-94 but for visa categories other than F-1. I am earning my money lawfully cause I am working as a part-time on-campus researcher. What should I respond back?
