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Thanks for the ATA.The checklist is available here:Checklist of Required Initial Evidence for Form I-485 (for informational purposes only)Please do not submit this checklist with your Form I-485. It is an optional tool to use as you prepare your form, but does not replace statutory, regulatory, and form instruction requirements. We rhttps://www.uscis.gov/i-485ChecklistYou are applying as an “immediate relative” if you are married to a US citizen. Note that the Form I-130 is signed by the US citizen doing the sponsoring, but the I-485 is signed by the immigrant (the spouse getting their green card). Note also that Form I-944, which was quite onerous in terms of its demands for financial information, was required for a period of time but is no longer required and no longer listed on the checklist. However Form I-864 is still required and it, like Form I-130, is signed by the US citizen sponsor.

After the USCIS approves the petition, it sends the petition to the embassy or consulate where your fiancé will apply for a K-1 non-immigrant visa. Once approved he/she will get a visa stamped on their passport and will be ready to come to the United States. Click hereto see the required documents your fiancé will need while applying for the visa at a US consulate in his/her home country.Download the Checklist for Form I-129F (Alien Fiancé/K-1): Download I-129F ChecklistOnce you've received the K-1 Visa successfully you are ready to enter the United States. Following are some important information and steps for you and your fiancé to follow through on after entering the United States.After getting the fiancé visa, your fiancé enters the United States through a U.S. immigration port-of-entry. The U.S. immigration official gives your fiancé instructions on what to do at the the port of entry.Once married, Apply for Permanent Residency (Green Card) by Filing Adjustment of Status (AOS/I-485)If your spouse plans to work and stay in the US, after marriage, he/she must file Form I-485 Application to register as permanent residence or to adjust status with the USCIS office that serves the area where you live in the United States. You must fill out the Affidavit of Support, Form I-864, with the USCIS for your spouse's application to become a lawful permanent resident (LPR).File the following 2 forms at nearest USCIS Field Office:Download Form I-485 - Application To Register Permanent Residence or Adjust StatusDownload Form I-864 - Affidavit of SupportFollow the link below for all details - K1 Fiance Visa Application Process

These people would have you believe they will:Laurence Canter and Martha Siegel - WikipediaThey sent the infamous “Green Card SPAM”, which was the first large scale SPAM ever sent.As a practical matter, there are certain things that you should do a certain number of days, weeks, or months ahead of time, and it’s really a matter of working backwards from that to get the timing.If you are working for a large corporation on an H-1B, and want help getting through the green card requirements, most large companies H.R. departments can give you a “timing checklist”.The U.S. ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) is no longer permitting expedited applications.You can blame Trump for this, or you can blame the actual reason, which is that there are a certain number of slots reserved for H-1B’s for people with graduate level degrees, and then there’s “everybody else”, which means Bachelor’s degrees.As a result of expedited requests by people with Bachelor’s degrees, the number of H-1B’s in the various quotas were consumed, leaving people with graduate degrees without a visa.ICE would prefer to get the people with Master’s and PhDs, they want any overflow from the graduate degree reserve to soak up the slots that might go to the remaining “everybody else” degrees,In other words: they want to get as many graduate degreed people as possible, and they want the bachelor’s degrees to get whatever’s left after that (and if there’s nothing left: too bad).The issue with green card sponsorship is that the only people who can speed that up are the people who are sponsoring you.That’s typically by getting the paperwork all correct, and in before all the deadlines.While a lawyer can help with this… an HR checklist for what has worked in the past is going to be better, since it means that that HR department has moves a lot of bodies through the process, while an individual lawyer can only do so much.One of the biggest things in this regard is the medical examinations, and the Form I-693 — Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record.Other are:I-485 — Green Card ApplicationI-130 — Help My Relative ImmigrateI-864 — Affidavit of SupportI-131 — Apply for a Travel DocumentEtc.Again, all that depends on who is doing the sponsoring.If it’s an employer, they already have a process: do this then, do this now, do that later, turn the crank, pay the fees: presto! Green Card!If it’s a relative doing it for you, you might need a lawyer.But really, the long tent pole will be the vaccinations, since they have to be done over a period of months, and are something you can just go in and get in a day. And you have to get proof of the vaccinations, and it has to be acceptable proof to ICE.Any medium to large employer’s HR department will walk you through this.