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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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Hello. After filing the first set of paperwork for a K-1 visa, including the G-325A, my fiance has gotten a new job. What steps can I take at this point? I'm not sure if what we submitted is okay because it was accurate on that date, or if/how we should send a revised form. Thanks everyone in advance for your help!

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Hello. After filing the first set of paperwork for a K-1 visa, including the G-325A, my fiance has gotten a new job. What steps can I take at this point? I'm not sure if what we submitted is okay because it was accurate on that date, or if/how we should send a revised form. Thanks everyone in advance for your help!

The information must be true, accurate, and correct as of the date you sign it. Life continues and things change. Let the petition run its course and when the K-1 petition is approved you will then have to get the employment letter, tax transcripts, and prove the petitioner (i.e. USC) makes more than 125% of the poverty level for the new family size. That is when you will show the new job and income level and that is when it actually matters.

Good luck.

Dave

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Filed: Country: China
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The forms as is are fine. We went through the same thing with my wife looking at changing jobs and even moving cities and when we asked about this we were told it is all fine. As long as what is on the form is correct as of the day it was signed then there is no problem with those forms.

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