Confused.. NOA2 recieved.. What EXACTLY now???

[jclx 0]

Great news. I recieved the NOA2. I understand I should receive paperwork once again, and the embassy in her country will receive notice. So what EXACTLY do I do now besides wait? I understand I need to fill out the I-134 and supply paystubs.. New letter on intent, and letter from employer etc.. but what else? What needs to be notarized? the letter of intent and 134?

Here's the way I understand:

ME:

1. New letter on intent.

2. 134 (notarized)

3. paystubs and letter from employer

HER:

1. needs med exam

2. Police check

3. wait for interview appointment

Is this correct? Anybody have any detailed explanation? Or do I have it correct here?

[Jasman0717 9]

I sent Claudeth a complete copy of the petition along with the notarized I-134. I also send her my phone bills that ran from $300 to $500 a month! She had a lot of cards and letters from my plus three binders of pictures.

[aussiewench 9]

Congrats on the approval. Now off to NVC for a short pit stop (unless something comes up with security check) then yes off to Embassy.

In the package your fiance will also receive be an Application for Visa (DS-156)

You will also need to have lots of evidence for the interview of an ongoing relationship. So start gathering it all together if you haven't already.

Original/certified copy of fiance's birth certificate.

A complete copy of the petition and all documents etc pertaining to it that you either received or sent to Service Center.

Original copies of any photo copies submitted with the petition.

All the best to you.

Lorelle

Edited February 21, 2006 by aussiewench

[Peter Miami 0]

Hi jclx,

You could start by calling NVC about two weeks after your NOA2 and getting the case number from NVC. Make sure you speak with a customer service rep. because the automated system does not work for K-1’s. Ask them also when they are sending the package out and maybe you could track the package through www.dhl.com if your fiancée countries uses DHL. Like that you know when the package gets there and there are short-cuts you can use with some Embassy’s. Read my posts on “Foreign Embassy and Consulate General Discussion” section. I have instructions on short-cuts, tracking instructions and other helpful hits. These are for the U.S. Embassy in Bogotá, Colombia but they have help others with different countries.

For you, you need the individual tax returns for 3 years with the W-2’s ( I do not know if you need this for your fiancées country but a lot of countries required this). Bank statements are also use for some countries.

For your fiancée another letter of intent with a newer date. All the forms from packet 3; DS-156, DS-156K, DS-230 part 1, checklist, passport photos and many other things that you need to read up or get someone going through that country to help you out.

You also need proof of ongoing relationship; long distance telephone charges, e-mail’s, etc.

Good luck,

Peter Miami

Edited February 21, 2006 by Peter Miami