ZhWei Posted March 22, 2016 Report Share Posted March 22, 2016 Hey there everyone! I'm happy to say that our I-130 paperwork was accepted and we are on to Step 2! Now I have a few more questions: #1- We were under the impression that my husband would get his vaccinations during the medical examination before the interview. However, in the DS-260 application, they asked if he had documentation showing that his vaccinations were in line with US requirements. He doesn't. Is this going to be a problem? What should we do? (There is an explanation box; right now we just have that he expected to do them on the medical exam day.) #2- I quit my teaching job here over a year ago so we could try to have a baby. (My job was stressing me out.) Will we be judged if we put my occupation as 'homemaker'? Somehow that seems better than 'unemployed'. I do sell some handmade jewelry here and there and do odd jobs for exchange of goods, but I don't think that counts as 'occupation.' I report all of this as 'other' income for my taxes. Any ideas what's the best way to fill in this category? #3- They also asked what job my husband intends to do when we return to the States. He'd like to get a job in his field, but I don't know that that will be possible till we get there. I know he could probably get a construction job or something like with a relative for the first few months. Should we try to actually secure that for him first before filing the DS-260 or just file it and tell them about the job or potential job in the interview? Thoughts? (The same goes for me-- we have potential job ideas, but nothing concrete yet. We were planning to show them at the interview.) Thanks for all of your help! Link to comment
dnoblett Posted March 22, 2016 Report Share Posted March 22, 2016 #1 He will get his vaccinations prior to interview, answer no to the question. #2 No, however when you provide the necessary I-864, the interviewing officer will require a Joint sponsor. #3 Can answer construction, what his field of study was, or simply entry level work. Keep in mind the DS-260 is a generic form which covers other visa types like work visas. 1 Link to comment
ZhWei Posted March 23, 2016 Author Report Share Posted March 23, 2016 Thanks for clear answers to my rambling questions! Link to comment
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