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Hi,
I just recently got married to my wife, and my DACA application has been accepted. We are about to file both I-130 and I-485 concurrently, but I have a few questions beforehand. I realized that we need as many evidences as possible to prove that our marriage is real, but we are not living together as of now. Neither one of us is financially able to move out on our own. I've already found a joint sponsor.
Furthermore, I'm trying to enlist in the military as soon as I get the Green Card. We are planning to move and live on base as soon as I come back from the boot camp. Until then, we are trying to save up money while the application is getting processed and proceed with the plan. If I explain this situation to the interviewer, would he/she understand and continue the procedure?
I've been trying to get as many evidences as possible, but this is the main problem I'm worried about.
Thanks in advance.
I just recently got married to my wife, and my DACA application has been accepted. We are about to file both I-130 and I-485 concurrently, but I have a few questions beforehand. I realized that we need as many evidences as possible to prove that our marriage is real, but we are not living together as of now. Neither one of us is financially able to move out on our own. I've already found a joint sponsor.
Furthermore, I'm trying to enlist in the military as soon as I get the Green Card. We are planning to move and live on base as soon as I come back from the boot camp. Until then, we are trying to save up money while the application is getting processed and proceed with the plan. If I explain this situation to the interviewer, would he/she understand and continue the procedure?
I've been trying to get as many evidences as possible, but this is the main problem I'm worried about.
Thanks in advance.
