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**CheerfulSharer** · 08-10-2015, 09:34 PM

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Hi jaypham0324,

No, you do not the $380.00. When filed together with I-485 and 1-130, the I-765 and I-131 are free.
I think you only needed to do the I-864 once and add both your dependents.
Yes, submit a copy of your foreign birth certificate.
Your bonafides seem okay, if you guys have life insurance, or health insurance you could add each other to those. If you don't, that's fine.
You could add receipts from gifts and dates etc. Also letters confirming your union from your parents, friends, pastor (if u both attend church),
pictures with both of you and friends, post cards to both of you, correspondence to both of you at the same address. Phone call logs. Travel receipts.
If your parents file jointly, I suppose they would just fill out one I-864. If you do not have income to contribute, I would suggest that they only file the paperwork, as you would have very
little supporting documents to submit.
Yes, you should absolutely get the letter from your employer. If you filed any tax returns these past 3 years, then request the IRS transcripts online and submit them with YOUR I-864.
Yes, Separate them.

What u can also do, to get better answers to the questions I was not sure of, is consult with a lawyer. Do not commit to them or pay. Consultation is supposed to be free.
Here is an example of mine.

7 August 2015

USCIS
FBAS
131 South
Dearborn-3rd Floor
Chicago, IL
60603-5517

To Whom It May Concern:

Re.: Petition for Alien Relative and Adjustment of Status:

We, the applicants, hereby list the completed respective forms and supporting evidence, as per instructions for concurrent filing for Petition for Alien Relative/ Adjustment of Status, and as required by the USCIS. The documents enclosed are as follows:

FOLDER 1:

• Completed Form G-1145.
• Cover letter.
• Two checks made payable to the US Department of Homeland Security,
for One Thousand and Seventy Dollars ($ 1,070.00) and Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars ($ 420.00) respectively, which represent all fees associated with the adjustment of status process, as listed below:

- FORM G-1145: $ 0.00
- FORM G-325A (X2): $ 0.00
- FORM I-130: $ 420.00
- FORM I-131: $ 0.00
- FORM I-485: $ 985.00
- FORM I-693: $ 0.00
- FORM I-765: $ 0.00
- FORM I-864: $ 0.00
- BIOMETRIC: $ 85.00
TOTAL: $ 1,490.00

FOLDER 2:

• Completed Form I-130.
• Completed Form G-325a.
• Signed passport-style photo (x4) of Fernando.

FOLDER 3:

SUMMARY OF SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION (COPIES) TO FORMS I-130 & G-325A:

• Birth certificate for Fernando Reid.
• Copy of marriage certificate (between Fernando Reid and Keisha Reid (nee Lewis).
• Copy of divorce decree (between Fernando Reid & Pamela Reid).
• Sworn affidavit from Pastor Jervis Harris, Happy Hearts AMEC Church, Steel City, PA.
• Sworn affidavit from Mr. and Mrs. Tevin Campbell, 899 Skeeter Boulevard,
Washington, PA.
• Evidence of health insurance for Keisha on the health plan of Fernando.
• Evidence of insurance on life of Fernando, naming Keisha as a beneficiary.
• Evidence of Keisha as a beneficiary on pension benefits for Fernando.
• Evidence of Keisha as a beneficiary on ICMA savings account of Fernando.
• Evidence of joint State Farm credit card account.
• Utility bill in the names of Fernando and Keisha.
• Phone call and messages records for Fernando for past six (6) months, evidencing correspondence between himself and Keisha.
• Copy receipts for engagement and wedding rings bought by Fernando from Kay Jewelers, Mongolia Mall, Mongolia, Pittsburgh, PA.
• Copy receipt of doctor and dentist bills for Keisha paid by Fernando.
• Copies of Citizen’s Bank ATM generated check lodgement receipts, evidencing monetary gifts from Fernando to Keisha.
• Copy receipts for gifts and various items purchased for Keisha by Ronald.
• Copy receipts for gifts purchased for Fernando by Keisha.
• Copy receipts from dates between Fernando and Keisha
• Photocopies of debit/credit cards used in purchases, from both parties, for reference.
• Photographs of wedding day etc. with brief notes on backs of each.
• Copy bank letter and statements, evidencing change of address for Keisha.
• Evidence of correspondence by mail to Keisha at 171 Antonio Way.
• Copies of postcards and envelop sent to Fernando and Keisha, from Keisha’s family in Jamaica, and Fernando’s daughter, Meika.

FOLDER 4:

• Completed Form I-864.

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS (COPIES) TO FORM I-864:

• Job letter for Fernando, stating job classification, tenure and expected salary for current year (2015).
• Pay stubs for Fernando, for past 6 months.
• Copies of tax returns for 2012, 2013 and 2014 (original IRS transcripts).
• Statement from ICMA account: January – June 2015, and print out of account as at July 30, 2015, which is used as supplemental income in part 7.

FOLDER 5:

• Completed Form I-485.
• Completed Form G-325a.
• Signed passport-style photo (x4) of Keisha.

FOLDER 6:

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION (COPIES) TO FORM I-485:

• Birth certificate for Keisha.
• Passport biographic data page for Keisha.
• Passport visa page for Keisha and passport page with CBP stamp of last entry into the US by Keisha.
• I-94.

FOLDER 7:

• Sealed envelope containing form I-693, completed by Dr. Paul Frith, P. Frith, MD and Associates, 4520 Somber Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15274, USA. The required medical was done on July 27, 2015.

FOLDER 8:

• Completed and signed form I-765.

• Completed and signed form I-131.

Kind Regards,

________________________ ___________________
Fernando Reid, Date
Petitioner/Sponsor

________________________ ____________________
Keisha Reid (nee Lewis), Date
Spouse

I hope this helps! Feel free to ask me about anything you are unsure of. I actually just sent my application package in this afternoon.

Originally posted by jaypham0324 View Post

Hi guys, after looking through lots of threads and reading every comment I could, I came up with this package to file for Adjustment of Status for my wife and stepdaughter. Please find below my package, along with some questions I have while filing the forms out:

1, Cover letter

2, I-130's for my wife and my stepdaughter
• One $420 check for my stepdaughter, and one $420 for my wife
• Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative: One for my wife, and one for my stepdaughter
- G-325a's for me and my wife
• Copy of my Proof of Citizenship
• Copy of my driver license
• Copy of my wife and daughter's translated birth certificates
• Copy of my wife and daughter's passports (First page, issued by their origin country)
• Copy of my wife and my daughter's visas (The latest visa page issued by the US Consulate)
- Copy of my wife and my daughter's I-94
- Copies of my wife's translated previous divorces
• Copy of Our Marriage Certificate
• Two Passport Style Photographs of me (Placed in a plastic bag, attached to a paper)
• Two passport Style Photographs of my wife and daughters (Placed in a plastic bag, labeled with full name and I-94 number, attached to a paper)
• Evidence Of Bona fide Marriage
-Our phone bill/statement I'm the primary account holder, and my wife is authorized user)
-Copy of Costco membership ID's showing we use the same Costco account/membership
-Copy of bank statement showing joint account
-Pictures of us taken in Baltimore and Washington DC (We live in Maryland btw). Also pictures of us with my family
-My wife's car registration registered in both of our names
-My wife's car insurance under my name, and my wife listed as a driver

3, I-485's for my wife and my stepdaughter
-One $985 check for my daughter, and one $1070 check for my wife
-I-485 forms for my wife and my daughter
-Copy of my wife and daughter's passport pages with non-immigrant B1/B2 visa, with entry stamps
-Copy of my wife and daughter passport's biographical pages
-Copy of my wife and my daughter's I-94s
-Copy of Our Marriage Certificate
-Copy of my wife and daughter's Birth Certificates translated in English
-Two passport Style Photographs of my wife and two for my daughter (Placed in a plastic bag, labeled with full name and I-94 number, attached to a paper)

4, I-765 for my wife
-I-765 form
-Copy of my wife's I-94
-Two copies of my wife's passport-styled photo (with full name and I-94 number in the back)
- A check of $380 or no?

5, I-693's for my wife and stepdaughter
-Sealed envelopes from our doctors for my wife and my daughter

6, I-864 for my wife
-Copy of my 2014 Federal Tax Return
-Copy of my 1099 for 2014
-Letter of Employer
-I-864 for my dad (he's a joint-sponsor)
-Copies of my dad's Joint 2012, 2013, 2014 Federal Tax Return
-Copy of my dad's W-2s for 2012, 2013, 2014
-I-864a's for my mom (my mom and my dad filed their tax jointly), and for me (my mom and dad claimed me in their 2014 tax return)
-Copies of my mom's Joint 2012. 2013, 2014 Federal tax return
-Copies of my mom's 1099s for 2012, 2013, 2014

7, I-864 for my daughter
-Copy of my 2014 Federal Tax Return
-Copy of my 1099 for 2014
-Letter of Employer
-I-864 for my dad (he's a joint-sponsor)
-Copies of my dad's Joint 2012, 2013, 2014 Federal Tax Return
-Copy of my dad's W-2s for 2012, 2013, 2014
-I-864a's for my mom (my mom and my dad filed their tax jointly), and for me (my mom and dad claimed me in their 2014 tax return)
-Copies of my mom's Joint 2012. 2013, 2014 Federal tax return
-Copies of my mom's 1099s for 2012, 2013, 2014

PLEASE LOOK THROUGH THOSE FORMS AND GIVE ME SOME ADVICE ON THEM. I DO HAVE SOME CONCERNS THAT I NEED A CLEAR ANSWERS, SO PLEASE HELP:
1, When submitting evidence for form I-130, do I have to submit my foreign Birth Certificate? Or I just need to submit a copy of my Citizenship Certificate?
2, MOST IMPORTANTLY, is the evidence for our Bona Fide Marriage good enough? Since we opened cell phone family plan together, we texted and talked to each other alot, should I submit that? We live with my parents so deed, or lease agreement is not available.
3, The filling fee for my wife I-765 is $380, but in the instruction, I noticed that we do not need to pay $380 if we file it with form I-485, is it true? I figured we will have a nice Six Flags trip with that $380.
4, This part confuses me ALOT, Form I-864 and I-864a. So my parents agreed to Joint Sponsor, they Joint-filed their taxes every year for the past 10 years. My question is, how should they fill out the I-864? Do they both file I-864? Or my dad files I-864 and my mom files I-864a?
5, Also I worked for only 2 months last year, so my income was low. Low enough for my parents to claim me as Dependent on their tax return last year (I'm 27 and living with them). So do I have to file I-864a?
6, Should I get a letter of employer since my income will be in the range of 30-40K this year? Do I need any sort of evidence?, since I only get the 1099 by the end of the year
7, Since these are lots of forms in a package, I was thinking dividing them into folders, each folder contains each form with its supporting documents. For example: I already numbered the forms above, each number will be one folder. Should I do that?
8, PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF IAM MISSING SOMETHING. THIS IS MY FIRST TIME DOING THIS, AND IT SEEMS ALOT. THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYS!

**jaypham0324** · 08-11-2015, 02:44 AM

Thank You!

Hi Fernando,
Thank you so much for taking time writing your reply, I really appreciate it. Your package is very solid. I'm still not sure about the I-864's though. So in their 2014 Federal Tax Return, my parents claimed me as a dependent. So please correct me if I'm wrong: I will fill form I-864, my dad will also file form I-864 as Joint Sponsor, my mom will file I-864a to give my dad permission to user her income on his I-864, I will also fill out form I-864a to give my dad permission to use my income in his I-864. Am I correct on that? Thank you so much.

Also, if you can give me an example of letter of Sworn Affidavit, I would really appreciate it.

Originally posted by CheerfulSharer View Post

Hi jaypham0324,

No, you do not the $380.00. When filed together with I-485 and 1-130, the I-765 and I-131 are free.
I think you only needed to do the I-864 once and add both your dependents.
Yes, submit a copy of your foreign birth certificate.
Your bonafides seem okay, if you guys have life insurance, or health insurance you could add each other to those. If you don't, that's fine.
You could add receipts from gifts and dates etc. Also letters confirming your union from your parents, friends, pastor (if u both attend church),
pictures with both of you and friends, post cards to both of you, correspondence to both of you at the same address. Phone call logs. Travel receipts.
If your parents file jointly, I suppose they would just fill out one I-864. If you do not have income to contribute, I would suggest that they only file the paperwork, as you would have very
little supporting documents to submit.
Yes, you should absolutely get the letter from your employer. If you filed any tax returns these past 3 years, then request the IRS transcripts online and submit them with YOUR I-864.
Yes, Separate them.

What u can also do, to get better answers to the questions I was not sure of, is consult with a lawyer. Do not commit to them or pay. Consultation is supposed to be free.
Here is an example of mine.

7 August 2015

USCIS
FBAS
131 South
Dearborn-3rd Floor
Chicago, IL
60603-5517

To Whom It May Concern:

Re.: Petition for Alien Relative and Adjustment of Status:

We, the applicants, hereby list the completed respective forms and supporting evidence, as per instructions for concurrent filing for Petition for Alien Relative/ Adjustment of Status, and as required by the USCIS. The documents enclosed are as follows:

FOLDER 1:

• Completed Form G-1145.
• Cover letter.
• Two checks made payable to the US Department of Homeland Security,
for One Thousand and Seventy Dollars ($ 1,070.00) and Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars ($ 420.00) respectively, which represent all fees associated with the adjustment of status process, as listed below:

- FORM G-1145: $ 0.00
- FORM G-325A (X2): $ 0.00
- FORM I-130: $ 420.00
- FORM I-131: $ 0.00
- FORM I-485: $ 985.00
- FORM I-693: $ 0.00
- FORM I-765: $ 0.00
- FORM I-864: $ 0.00
- BIOMETRIC: $ 85.00
TOTAL: $ 1,490.00

FOLDER 2:

• Completed Form I-130.
• Completed Form G-325a.
• Signed passport-style photo (x4) of Fernando.

FOLDER 3:

SUMMARY OF SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION (COPIES) TO FORMS I-130 & G-325A:

• Birth certificate for Fernando Reid.
• Copy of marriage certificate (between Fernando Reid and Keisha Reid (nee Lewis).
• Copy of divorce decree (between Fernando Reid & Pamela Reid).
• Sworn affidavit from Pastor Jervis Harris, Happy Hearts AMEC Church, Steel City, PA.
• Sworn affidavit from Mr. and Mrs. Tevin Campbell, 899 Skeeter Boulevard,
Washington, PA.
• Evidence of health insurance for Keisha on the health plan of Fernando.
• Evidence of insurance on life of Fernando, naming Keisha as a beneficiary.
• Evidence of Keisha as a beneficiary on pension benefits for Fernando.
• Evidence of Keisha as a beneficiary on ICMA savings account of Fernando.
• Evidence of joint State Farm credit card account.
• Utility bill in the names of Fernando and Keisha.
• Phone call and messages records for Fernando for past six (6) months, evidencing correspondence between himself and Keisha.
• Copy receipts for engagement and wedding rings bought by Fernando from Kay Jewelers, Mongolia Mall, Mongolia, Pittsburgh, PA.
• Copy receipt of doctor and dentist bills for Keisha paid by Fernando.
• Copies of Citizen’s Bank ATM generated check lodgement receipts, evidencing monetary gifts from Fernando to Keisha.
• Copy receipts for gifts and various items purchased for Keisha by Ronald.
• Copy receipts for gifts purchased for Fernando by Keisha.
• Copy receipts from dates between Fernando and Keisha
• Photocopies of debit/credit cards used in purchases, from both parties, for reference.
• Photographs of wedding day etc. with brief notes on backs of each.
• Copy bank letter and statements, evidencing change of address for Keisha.
• Evidence of correspondence by mail to Keisha at 171 Antonio Way.
• Copies of postcards and envelop sent to Fernando and Keisha, from Keisha’s family in Jamaica, and Fernando’s daughter, Meika.

FOLDER 4:

• Completed Form I-864.

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS (COPIES) TO FORM I-864:

• Job letter for Fernando, stating job classification, tenure and expected salary for current year (2015).
• Pay stubs for Fernando, for past 6 months.
• Copies of tax returns for 2012, 2013 and 2014 (original IRS transcripts).
• Statement from ICMA account: January – June 2015, and print out of account as at July 30, 2015, which is used as supplemental income in part 7.

FOLDER 5:

• Completed Form I-485.
• Completed Form G-325a.
• Signed passport-style photo (x4) of Keisha.

FOLDER 6:

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION (COPIES) TO FORM I-485:

• Birth certificate for Keisha.
• Passport biographic data page for Keisha.
• Passport visa page for Keisha and passport page with CBP stamp of last entry into the US by Keisha.
• I-94.

FOLDER 7:

• Sealed envelope containing form I-693, completed by Dr. Paul Frith, P. Frith, MD and Associates, 4520 Somber Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15274, USA. The required medical was done on July 27, 2015.

FOLDER 8:

• Completed and signed form I-765.

• Completed and signed form I-131.

Kind Regards,

________________________ ___________________
Fernando Reid, Date
Petitioner/Sponsor

________________________ ____________________
Keisha Reid (nee Lewis), Date
Spouse

I hope this helps! Feel free to ask me about anything you are unsure of. I actually just sent my application package in this afternoon.

**CheerfulSharer** · 08-11-2015, 01:25 PM

You're Welcome!

I will have to research to answer your question, as I didn't need a joint sponsor, so I never bothered to read up on it. I will see what I can find out for you today. In the mean time,I would recommend that you visit www.uscis.gov , click on forms. For each of the forms (like the ones listed in my cover letter) there is a link for the instructions on how to complete the forms, even instructions on how to fill out checks. There are also instructions on how to construct an affidavit letter.

For the affidavit letter, I know that it should include the person's name, date of birth, address, phone number, and their relationship to you, then they should write that they know that the marriage is real.

Again, I cant stress enough, the uscis website's thoroughness and that you should check it out. As I am just a fellow forum member and not an authority on immigration matters, wherever there is a question you simply do not know how to answer, please consult with a lawyer. I will, however, try my utmost to help you within my own ability, whenever you ask a question. It will be my pleasure to assist, as these forums have helped me to assemble my package.

So, I am off to start my research on I-864 and I-864a, I will respond with my findings as soon as possible.

Until then,

CheerfulSharer

- - - Updated - - -

The names in the letter are fictional, I changed our names and addresses for privacy. Going by the letter, I would be Keisha

Fernando just signs the forms and the checks lol

**jaypham0324** · 08-13-2015, 03:14 AM

Thank you...again!

Hi,
You don't have to look up information for me, I have stressed you enough. My wife and I are really appreciate your effort in explaining thing. We are actually going to see a lawyer for consultation on our application. Again, thank you so much for your time.

Originally posted by CheerfulSharer View Post

I will have to research to answer your question, as I didn't need a joint sponsor, so I never bothered to read up on it. I will see what I can find out for you today. In the mean time,I would recommend that you visit www.uscis.gov , click on forms. For each of the forms (like the ones listed in my cover letter) there is a link for the instructions on how to complete the forms, even instructions on how to fill out checks. There are also instructions on how to construct an affidavit letter.

For the affidavit letter, I know that it should include the person's name, date of birth, address, phone number, and their relationship to you, then they should write that they know that the marriage is real.

Again, I cant stress enough, the uscis website's thoroughness and that you should check it out. As I am just a fellow forum member and not an authority on immigration matters, wherever there is a question you simply do not know how to answer, please consult with a lawyer. I will, however, try my utmost to help you within my own ability, whenever you ask a question. It will be my pleasure to assist, as these forums have helped me to assemble my package.

So, I am off to start my research on I-864 and I-864a, I will respond with my findings as soon as possible.

Until then,

CheerfulSharer

- - - Updated - - -

The names in the letter are fictional, I changed our names and addresses for privacy. Going by the letter, I would be Keisha

Fernando just signs the forms and the checks lol

**CheerfulSharer** · 08-13-2015, 04:28 PM

Hi

It is no stress at all. If it wasn't for people posting in these forums I wouldn't have been able to do mine. Consulting with a lawyer is the best way to go. Please ensure the person is a qualified and licensed immigration lawyer, if after consultation, you wish to let him/her represent you. Feel free to contact me at anytime, though. Also, be sure to post your success story, so I can congratulate you both

Sending loads of blessings your way.

**jollygraces** · 12-29-2015, 02:17 AM

Originally posted by jaypham0324 View Post

Hi guys, after looking through lots of threads and reading every comment I could, I came up with this package to file for Adjustment of Status for my wife and stepdaughter. Please find below my package, along with some questions I have while filing the forms out:

1, Cover letter

2, I-130's for my wife and my stepdaughter
• One $420 check for my stepdaughter, and one $420 for my wife
• Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative: One for my wife, and one for my stepdaughter
- G-325a's for me and my wife
• Copy of my Proof of Citizenship
• Copy of my driver license
• Copy of my wife and daughter's translated birth certificates
• Copy of my wife and daughter's passports (First page, issued by their origin country)
• Copy of my wife and my daughter's visas (The latest visa page issued by the US Consulate)
- Copy of my wife and my daughter's I-94
- Copies of my wife's translated previous divorces
• Copy of Our Marriage Certificate
• Two Passport Style Photographs of me (Placed in a plastic bag, attached to a paper)
• Two passport Style Photographs of my wife and daughters (Placed in a plastic bag, labeled with full name and I-94 number, attached to a paper)
• Evidence Of Bona fide Marriage
-Our phone bill/statement I'm the primary account holder, and my wife is authorized user)
-Copy of Costco membership ID's showing we use the same Costco account/membership
-Copy of bank statement showing joint account
-Pictures of us taken in Baltimore and Washington DC (We live in Maryland btw). Also pictures of us with my family
-My wife's car registration registered in both of our names
-My wife's car insurance under my name, and my wife listed as a driver

3, I-485's for my wife and my stepdaughter
-One $985 check for my daughter, and one $1070 check for my wife
-I-485 forms for my wife and my daughter
-Copy of my wife and daughter's passport pages with non-immigrant B1/B2 visa, with entry stamps
-Copy of my wife and daughter passport's biographical pages
-Copy of my wife and my daughter's I-94s
-Copy of Our Marriage Certificate
-Copy of my wife and daughter's Birth Certificates translated in English
-Two passport Style Photographs of my wife and two for my daughter (Placed in a plastic bag, labeled with full name and I-94 number, attached to a paper)

4, I-765 for my wife
-I-765 form
-Copy of my wife's I-94
-Two copies of my wife's passport-styled photo (with full name and I-94 number in the back)
- A check of $380 or no?

5, I-693's for my wife and stepdaughter
-Sealed envelopes from our doctors for my wife and my daughter

6, I-864 for my wife
-Copy of my 2014 Federal Tax Return
-Copy of my 1099 for 2014
-Letter of Employer
-I-864 for my dad (he's a joint-sponsor)
-Copies of my dad's Joint 2012, 2013, 2014 Federal Tax Return
-Copy of my dad's W-2s for 2012, 2013, 2014
-I-864a's for my mom (my mom and my dad filed their tax jointly), and for me (my mom and dad claimed me in their 2014 tax return)
-Copies of my mom's Joint 2012. 2013, 2014 Federal tax return
-Copies of my mom's 1099s for 2012, 2013, 2014

7, I-864 for my daughter
-Copy of my 2014 Federal Tax Return
-Copy of my 1099 for 2014
-Letter of Employer
-I-864 for my dad (he's a joint-sponsor)
-Copies of my dad's Joint 2012, 2013, 2014 Federal Tax Return
-Copy of my dad's W-2s for 2012, 2013, 2014
-I-864a's for my mom (my mom and my dad filed their tax jointly), and for me (my mom and dad claimed me in their 2014 tax return)
-Copies of my mom's Joint 2012. 2013, 2014 Federal tax return
-Copies of my mom's 1099s for 2012, 2013, 2014

PLEASE LOOK THROUGH THOSE FORMS AND GIVE ME SOME ADVICE ON THEM. I DO HAVE SOME CONCERNS THAT I NEED A CLEAR ANSWERS, SO PLEASE HELP:
1, When submitting evidence for form I-130, do I have to submit my foreign Birth Certificate? Or I just need to submit a copy of my Citizenship Certificate?
2, MOST IMPORTANTLY, is the evidence for our Bona Fide Marriage good enough? Since we opened cell phone family plan together, we texted and talked to each other alot, should I submit that? We live with my parents so deed, or lease agreement is not available.
3, The filling fee for my wife I-765 is $380, but in the instruction, I noticed that we do not need to pay $380 if we file it with form I-485, is it true? I figured we will have a nice Six Flags trip with that $380.
4, This part confuses me ALOT, Form I-864 and I-864a. So my parents agreed to Joint Sponsor, they Joint-filed their taxes every year for the past 10 years. My question is, how should they fill out the I-864? Do they both file I-864? Or my dad files I-864 and my mom files I-864a?
5, Also I worked for only 2 months last year, so my income was low. Low enough for my parents to claim me as Dependent on their tax return last year (I'm 27 and living with them). So do I have to file I-864a?
6, Should I get a letter of employer since my income will be in the range of 30-40K this year? Do I need any sort of evidence?, since I only get the 1099 by the end of the year
7, Since these are lots of forms in a package, I was thinking dividing them into folders, each folder contains each form with its supporting documents. For example: I already numbered the forms above, each number will be one folder. Should I do that?
8, PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF IAM MISSING SOMETHING. THIS IS MY FIRST TIME DOING THIS, AND IT SEEMS ALOT. THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYS!

hi did you finally got answers to your questions from the attorney please post it on the forum so that we can know. thanks

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