BackgroundMy wife and I live in Korea. I am an American citizen and my wife is a Korean citizen. We want to complete the green card process here in Korea and then move to America next year. My question is about the Affidavit of Support (Form I-864). I currently work here in Korea and earn no US income. Of course, when we get back to America, I’ll earn more than the 125% poverty-line stipulation. But when we apply for the visa, my US income will be 0. (I have been filing taxes each year that I’ve been here, reporting my foreign income).My question:Has anyone been approved for the VISA with zero us income?
Brining your wife is a real pickle.
Brining your wife is a real pickle. HAHAHAHAHA
President Donald Trump on Tuesday will unveil an order to temporarily block most people from receiving permanent work visas in the United States, according to a person familiar with the plan.But the order, issued as a pause lasting from 30 to 90 days, includes major exemptions. So-called essential workers, including health care workers, will still be able to receive green cards, as will nuclear family members. And, notably, the administration will also continue processing visas for temporary workers, the biggest source of immigration at the moment